Pride at the port - Baltimore Sun

Pride at the port

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Zarai Ossei-Akoanna, 4, takes her hand at the wheel on the Pride of Baltimore II tall ship.

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Second mate Rob White, bottom, and chief mate Shevawn Innes, top, climb the rat lines to adjust the rigging. .

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Deck hand Kamma Von Lillienskjold adds chaffing gear to an anchor line. The Pride of Baltimore II tall ship makes City Dock in Annapolis port last weekend in celebration of Maryland Day.

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The general public were allowed deck tours of the ship.

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Henry Stone, 3, peeks into the ship.

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Maryland’s birthday, Maryland Day, is observed on the anniversary of the March 25, 1634, landing of the first European settlers in Maryland. It was the third English colony to be settled in British North America. The Pride of Baltimore II tall ship made City Dock in Annapolis port for the weekend through Tuesday in celebration of Maryland Day.