Waterfront Warehouse

4 Pinkney Street, Annapolis, MD 21401

410-267-7619

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Historic Annapolis’s Waterfront Warehouse at 4 Pinkney Street is a rare surviving example of a small Annapolis warehouse from the 1700s. It was likely built by brothers George and John Barber to house goods to be sold at their nearby store. Historic Annapolis, Inc., proposed a plan in 1967 that enabled the State of Maryland, through the Maryland Historical Trust, to acquire and restore this historic warehouse.
Within the warehouse, visitors will discover a model of our city, circa 1700s, featuring a bird’s-eye view of the historic landscape at that time.
The Waterfront Warehouse is free to the public and open daily from March to December, weather permitting. Come and visit us! We’re located just steps from City Dock’s market space.
For more information about the hours of operation or to schedule a private group tour, visit us at https://www.annapolis.org/contact/waterfront-warehouse/.

For more information about the hours of operation or to schedule a private group tour, visit us at https://www.annapolis.org/contact/waterfront-warehouse/.

  • Field Trips
  • Free Admission

Hours of Operation

Seasonal hours, please contact our staff.

Admission

Free for all visitors.

School Programs

To reserve your field trip with Historic Annapolis please complete our Field Trip Inquiry Form.

Customize your field trip experience with Historic Annapolis! Students will journey through more than 400 years of diverse history by stepping inside our historic sites. Discover Annapolis’s and Maryland’s role in United States history through storytelling, hands-on activities, and exploration. For more information about field trips and the complete list of Historic Annapolis sites available to view, visit our webpage at https://www.annapolis.org/education/field-trips/ or email us directly at [email protected].

Tour Options: Tours are customizable in length, from 30 minutes to a full-day experience, and may be tailored to all age groups and adapted for schools, camps, and extracurricular groups. Your Historic Annapolis visit can be scheduled Monday through Saturday between 9 am and 4 pm.
• Tour with HA (45-60 minutes, maximum of 60 attendees)
• Half Day with HA (2-2.5 hours, maximum of 100 attendees)
• Day with HA (3.5+ hours, maximum of 120 attendees, includes use of the William Paca Terrace for lunch)

*Experiential Add-On Programs can be added for additional fee:
• Plant A Seed (Grades Pre-K-5)
• Craft Corner (Grades 2-6)
• Rules of Civility (Grades 2-8)