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In June, Mrs. Paca and Mrs. Carroll (husband is the Barrister) were asked to attend the "Paca Girlfriends Party" at Hist...
08/25/2026

In June, Mrs. Paca and Mrs. Carroll (husband is the Barrister) were asked to attend the "Paca Girlfriends Party" at Historic Annapolis! Mrs. Paca welcomed all into her gardens!

We had a lovely conversation with Mrs. Patricia Giese whose foundation (Brian & Patricia Giese Foundation) sponsors this evening party. It was a very fun event with a little market place that also had food and drink for the very best time. As everyone knows, the ladies love to shop, and girls just want to have fun in any century.

Photo by DANIE Photography

Mrs. Rideout and Mrs. Chase discussing the latest news from Mr. Paca and the Gazette. The Thirteen United States had de...
08/15/2026

Mrs. Rideout and Mrs. Chase discussing the latest news from Mr. Paca and the Gazette. The Thirteen United States had declared their independency.

Photo by the Annapolis Living Historians.

Mrs. Carroll of Carrollton watching as her husband walks up the street to join the gathering at Mr. Paca's house.Photo b...
08/06/2026

Mrs. Carroll of Carrollton watching as her husband walks up the street to join the gathering at Mr. Paca's house.

Photo by the Annapolis Living Historians.

“You know, my heart wishes for peace upon terms of security and justice to America. But war, anything, is preferable to ...
08/04/2026

“You know, my heart wishes for peace upon terms of security and justice to America. But war, anything, is preferable to a surrender of our rights. The Dye is cast. The fatal Stab is given to any further Connection between this Country & Britain, except in the relation of Conqueror and vanquished, which I can’t think of without Horror & Indignation.”

Mr and Mrs. Stone having a private moment waiting for Mr. Paca to join them.

Photo by the Annapolis Living Historians. Quote by Thomas Stone, 1776.

The ladies reading the latest news from the Gazette, "Advice to the Ladies" in a newly published pamphlet, showing off t...
07/29/2026

The ladies reading the latest news from the Gazette, "Advice to the Ladies" in a newly published pamphlet, showing off their embroidery skills, and reading a favored poem. They enjoyed the day learning of the proclamation of independence within Mr. Paca's home after he returned.

Photo by the Annapolis Living Historians.

Mr. Carroll of Carrollton, Mrs. Carroll (her husband is the barrister), Mr. Paca, and Denby (Mr. Paca's trusted manserva...
07/26/2026

Mr. Carroll of Carrollton, Mrs. Carroll (her husband is the barrister), Mr. Paca, and Denby (Mr. Paca's trusted manservant.) Mr. Paca and Mr. Carroll bring news of the letter to the King proclaiming independence from him.

Photo by the Annapolis Living Historians.

Mrs. Lloyd stopped by to visit the other ladies who joined Mr. Paca upon his return from Philadelphia. She went in to c...
07/26/2026

Mrs. Lloyd stopped by to visit the other ladies who joined Mr. Paca upon his return from Philadelphia. She went in to compare the time on her pocket clock with Mr. Paca's tall-case clock in his dining room.

Photo by the Annapolis Living Historians.

Mrs. Hester Chase stopped by to see everyone on her way to visit her sick sister Anne. Anne is the wife of Mr. Samuel C...
07/23/2026

Mrs. Hester Chase stopped by to see everyone on her way to visit her sick sister Anne. Anne is the wife of Mr. Samuel Chase.

Photo by the Annapolis Living Historians.

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