In the early 18th century, agriculture boomed in the Middle Colonies—New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware—and the region emerged as...
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At the intersection of Route 18 and Wright’s Neck Road, a short walk from the Museum of Eastern Shore Life, stands a lone historic marker noting...
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The Kennard African American Cultural Heritage Center (KAACHC) in Centreville, dedicated in 2019 in the old 1936 Kennard High School, is the...
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Tucked away on Church Lane, St. Luke’s Episcopal Church is a hidden gem. The beautiful “church on the hill” (and origin of the town’s name)...
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One of the first American-born Methodist preachers and a spirited abolitionist, Freeborn Garrettson was born into a wealthy Harford County family in...
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Bay Bridge Marina in Stevensville, MD, is gearing up to welcome boaters for the return of the all power, all fun Bay Bridge Boat Show April 21-24,...
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There is nothing more exciting about spring then the opening of crab season on April 1st. Although crabs may not be plentiful until later in the...
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Spring is a great time to test the waters on something new. The weather starts to break, our trails begin to awaken, and we get a bit more daylight...
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February is National Black History Month and the Eastern Shore of Maryland, including Queen Anne's County, is excited to share opportunities to...
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