Inspired by the garden bridge at the William Paca House, this scarf is named for the boxwood trees that fill the Paca Gardens.
Inspired by the iron designs leading into his crypt at the United States Naval Academy, this scarf is named after Chevalier John Paul Jones, a naval hero.
This scarf is named for its historic source of inspiration- the eighteenth century Hammond Harwood House located on Annapolis’ Maryland Avenue.
Inspired by Annapolis’ Church Circle and State Circle, this scarf is named for the governor who designed the city’s configuration.
This scarf is named for Eastport’s historic, waterfront Sadler residence, home to O’Leary’s Seafood Restaurant and Annapolis freshest fish for the past seventeen years.
Inspired by the iron designs leading into his crypt at the United States Naval Academy, this scarf is named after the ship captured by U.S. Navy Captain John Paul Jones during the Battle of Flamborough Head.