Maryland Statehouse

The Maryland Statehouse is the historic capitol building located in Annapolis, Maryland. It serves as the home of the Maryland General Assembly, the state’s legislative body, and is notable for being the oldest state capitol still in continuous use. Built in the 18th century, it played a key role in American history, housing the Continental Congress in 1783. The building features distinctive architecture, a beautiful dome, and a rich collection of artworks. It is a symbol of Maryland’s governance and heritage, attracting visitors who are interested in its historical significance and the state's legislative process.