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a special SELF-GUIDED TOUR
-- Open to the Public --
President's Before Washington exhibit can be viewed at the :
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​100 Westgate Circle
Annapolis, MD  21401
IN THE PRESIDENTS HILL NEIGHBORHOOD OF ANNAPOLIS
"America's 14 Forgotten Presidents Before Washington"

is a self-guided tour 
containing a collection
of photos and
original, signed documents 
owned by brothers*  
George Brown, Sam Brown and Dr. Steve Brown.

Learn about a period of
U.S. history and Annapolis history you probably never studied in school.  
LEARN how to
REDISCOVER & TEACH
America's Forgotten History!
Can't make it to Annapolis, but
interested in this somewhat
untold part of U.S. History?
DID YOU KNOW ???
Between 1774 and 1788 there
were 14 separate men 
who held the title of "President"
... before George Washington

This first type of United States government, and the presidents
who served before Washington,
are mostly ignored by
mainstream historians.
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AVAILABLE NEARBY AT
Park Place Garage
One Park Place
Annapolis, MD  21401
or
West Garrett Parking Lot
275 West Street
Annapolis, MD  21401

Exhibit has connections to the
Penn State Alumni Association - Annapolis Chapter

* The Brown brothers are nephews of one of our own ACPSAA members - George Nassif! 
Ellen Moyer, former Annapolis Mayor & 
Penn State Alumna, helped champion the movement to bring this exhibit to Annapolis - where some of these historical events actually took place!
Photos above were taken during the special ACPSAA lecture and review of the President Before Washington exhibit on April 28th, 2018.
Thirst for more information?
  None of the existing tours in Annapolis show you the places where Washington, Jefferson, Monroe, President Mifflin,
and others actually lived while they were here in Annapolis, nor do they take you to the Mann's Tavern site where
the 1786 Annapolis Convention was held.
To give you some insight,
Mark Croatti (former exhibit curator) has created a
            "Treaty of Paris Trail" we think you would enjoy.  
  
 For details, go to:  http://www.presidentsbeforewashington.org/trail
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To learn more about the Presidents Before Washington, go to :   http://www.presidentsbeforewashington.org/