Charles Carroll House
4.6(36)
Historical Landmark
About
The Charles Carroll House in Annapolis is an 18th-century urban residence tied to the only Catholic signer of the Declaration of Independence. Its layered architecture reveals different eras of construction, offering a tangible connection to early American and Catholic history.
Set on the grounds of St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church, the house is a restoration-in-progress with guided tours that delve into the Carroll family’s influence on Maryland and the nation. The peaceful garden and views of Spa Creek add a reflective backdrop for small group visits or historical discussions.
Best for
- Historic tours for client cultural enrichment
- Small group educational offsites
- Intimate networking in a unique setting
Standout features
Historic Architecture
18th-century home of a Declaration signer
The Charles Carroll House is the preserved urban residence of Charles Carroll of Carrollton, the only Catholic signer of the Declaration of Independence, showcasing colonial architecture with visible layers from multiple construction eras.
Historical Significance
A rare surviving signer’s birthplace
One of only fifteen remaining birthplaces of Declaration signers in the U.S., the house embodies deep political and religious history tied to early American Catholicism and the Carroll family’s legacy.
Scenic Grounds
Views of Spa Creek and historic gardens
The property includes well-maintained gardens and scenic views of Spa Creek, adding a tranquil outdoor setting that complements the historic interior spaces.
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Rated 4.6 on Google · 36 reviews