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A masterpiece of 18th-century American architecture and a National Historic Landmark, open for guided tours showcasing a collection of historic Maryland-made art and furniture.

Built in 1848, the museum displays the life of an Irish-immigrant family in the 1860s plus changing exhibits relating to Irish-American history and local neighborhood life.

Only African-American one-room school museum in county; c.1900, with recently added Heritage House, 1850; related "must-see" exhibits.

“Bartender, I’ll take a Maryland Whiskey” was once the call in bars and saloons across America. Everyone wanted Maryland Whiskey—rye whiskey. So how did this sweet, smooth whiskey become the darling of the country? During the Revolutionary War—on top of everything else, the British stopped importing rum—Americans needed a new spirit that matched their new America and American spirit. Rye whiskey was the answer—a spirit totally grown and produced in America. And Maryland rye whiskey[...]

This one-room wooden schoolhouse served as the only public school for African Americans in Boyds from 1895 - 1936 and served grades 1 - 8. The school is open by appointment.

Nassawango Creek Preserve is home to and native plants, orchids and warblers. This tannin-stained waterway is steeped in early American history is one of the most tranquil places in Maryland.

An 1888 building located in Annapolis which exemplifies Gothic revival architecture located on the site where the oldest African American congregation has worshiped since 1803.

Experience Frederick Douglass's life as a Baltimore caulker and witness the re-creation of the first African-American shipyard in North America. On Maryland's Frederick Douglass Driving Tour.

Drive the Roots & Tides Scenic Byway Join a colonial-era guide on a walking tour of Maryland’s state capital of Annapolis Take a 2-hour Schooner Woodwind cruise from Annapolis dock See the beautiful woodland and ornamental gardens at Historic London Town & Gardens Paddle the tidal marsh at Jug Bay Wetlands Sanctuary Explore 22 miles of hiking trails at the American Chestnut Land Trust Enjoy Chesapeake Bay views while lunching at the Rod n’ Reel[...]