Carolyn was our most expert and experienced guide as we walked and ate our way through Annapolis. We hadn't been there before, so we took in all of the history that she provided. Especially interesting was the neighborhood walk where we learned about a number of houses where signers of the Declaration of Independence had lived. Carolyn also gave us some behind the scenes stories of the so-called haunted -ness of some of these houses. The architecture was really lovely through the streets.
We had lots of good food - a bowl of chowder and some crab dip, samples of corned beef fritter, potato pancake, a potato filled cabbage roll at an Irish restaurant, oyster shooter or shrimp at a raw bar, with a last stop at a wine bar(wonderful flights of hardy reds) where we had pear/goat cheese flatbread and a flourless choc cake. There were only 6 of us on the tour so easy to maneuver around (we did not go on the main street - we were on side streets as it was a pretty crowded Sat afternoon). I thought it was only going to last a few hours but we were touring from 1-5 - which was fine with us. We had enough food that we canceled dinner reservations and had only a light app later in the evening. Carolyn had all of the answers to my many questions. Learned a lot about the city and its history - lovely! Highly recommend!