Past ECA Home & Garden Tours


2013 - Sunday, June 9

The tour started at the Annapolis Maritime Museum.  The homes represented an eclectic mix of homes in the Back Creek section of the Eastport Peninsula.  Visitors toured traditional waterman cottages transformed for today's living to modern Victorian Homes and Lisa 
Masson's photography studio/gallery.  We raised over $11,000 to support the worthy causes of the Eastport Civic Association. 
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2012 -Sunday, june 10 

This tour featured ten unique Eastport homes and gardens between Boucher Avenue and Spa Creek, an area described

as the "best kept secret in Annapolis."  Several homes have been nationally featured on HGTV and in Southern Living,

Better Homes and Gardens, and Dwell magazines. Tour attendees enjoyed varying home styles, unique interiors, and

delightful gardens.  They meandered through several homes and gardens in the Quarter Landing enclave, visited the

original early 20th century summer haven of Moss/Duvall family, and continued to houses on Wells Landing, Miami Avenue,

and Boucher Avenue.  


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2011  

This tour included ten homes and gardens at the Horn Point end of the Eastport peninsula, an area surrounded on three sides of water.  .


 






2010  

This tour showcased twelve homes at the end of the peninsula on the side of Spa Creek.  It included homes and gardens
on First Street (from Severn to Chester), end of Severn Avenue and Jeremy's Way.  







2009  

This tour featured homes and Gardens on Second & third Streets between Severn & Chesapeake, and Severn Avenue.

2008  

This tour included homes and gardens on Second & Third Streets (between Chesapeake and Chester),
Chesapeake Avenue (between First and Third Streets)

2007  

This tour highlighted homes and gardens on Washington Street, Kelly and Washington Courts,

Lockwood Court and Bay Ridge Avenue.  


2006 

This was the first year of the Home & Garden Tour.  The varied homes and gardens were on Sixth

Street between Chesapeake and Chester, Burnside Street (between Creek View and Chesapeake), and Chester Avenue (from Sixth to the end).