Annapolis MD Historic Homes Blog 183 Prince George Street: A Historic Home for Sale...Who Married Capt. Waddell? September 3rd, 2007 8:44 AM Guess what? The home for sale at 183 Prince George Street, a.k.a. the James Iglehart Residence has a surprise history question: What Civil War Captain continued to sink Union ships for over four months after the end of the war? Captain James Waddell, of Prince George Street. The connection? James Iglehart's daughter Ann married Captain Waddell, who built the home at the end of Prince George Street at College Avenue. If you got this question right, congratulations you really know your Annapolis history. Stay tuned for tomorrow's question: What happened to the fireplace mantle in the ORIGINAL Governor's Mansion, and where was the ORIGINAL Governor's Mansion located? (if you know the answer to either of these questions, please post on the reply link). Posted by Ellis Richman on September 3rd, 2007 8:44 AMPost a Comment (0) * Name: * Email Address: URL: Comment: Type the characters you see in this picture, click "Submit" when finished.   This helps us prevent automated programs from posting comments and sending spam. * Name: * Email Address: Address: City: State: Zip:   This helps us prevent automated programs from creating bogus contacts and adding them to your contacts database.

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