Marion Warren's six photographs capture this historic Annapolis neighborhood in a sleepier time

Marion Warren's six photographs capture this historic Annapolis neighborhood in a sleepier time: a lone midshipman slowly trudging through the snow by St. Anne's Church; the official vehicle in front of Farmer's National Bank; men chatting by the Courthouse fence; garden club members selling flowers; a family waiting for a parade; and neighborhood markets. People are recorded living, working, going about their everyday activities, and enjoying life's simple pleasures-as generations of Annapolitans have done on these streets for years., Church Circle in the Snow , Annapolis, Maryland, 1954, Annapolis Parking Meter Department Vehicle , Farmers National Bank on Church Circle , Annapolis, Maryland, 1958, Waiting for the Parade , Clay Street , Annapolis, Maryland, 1948, Severn River Garden Club , County Courthouse on Church Circle , Annapolis, Maryland, 1949, Business man Bill Labrot, Judge Ben Michaelson, and Police Chief Will Curry , County Courthouse on Church Circle , Annapolis, Maryland, 1949, Rookie's Meat Market , West Street between Southgate and Monticello Avenues , Annapolis, Maryland, c. 1955, Partially Funded by a Grant from the , Art in Public Places Commission, ©Artwalk 2007, ArtWalk , City-wide Annapolis Public Art Exhibition locations:, 1 Harbormaster City Dock , 2 USNA Craig St. Gate , 3 Newman Park , 4 Donlan's Parking Lot , 5 Arundel Center , 6 Severn Banking Building