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Step back in time at our historic sites tours with period attire docents. All historic sites are open to tour on the 1st Saturday of each month (May-Oct) and offer group tours upon request.

This marker is part of the Pennsylvania Avenue Trail and provides information on the important role Old West Baltimore churches played in nurturing the surrounding communities and their important activism in the fight for civil rights.

A premier center for professional association for therapeutic horsemanship, since 1982. Has been offering Equine Facilitated Therapy to individuals who happen to have disabilities, Military Veterans and “Kids at Risk”. We also offer equestrian competitions for people who have disabilities as well as Special Olympics.

This marker, part of the Pennsylvania Avenue Heritage Trail, is located at the intersection of Eutaw Place and West Lafayette Avenue on Eutaw Place. The panels detail early civil rights action by local churches, the NAACP and others.

Located on the campus of Anne Arundel Community College, the monument stands in front of a crescent-shaped wall built into a hillside between the college’s fine arts and technology buildings. The wall displays some of King’s inspirational quotes.

C&O landmark tunnel built in 1850, cut through 3,118 ft. of rock; a major engineering feat. Towpath, park, picnic facilities.

Vacation rental house on a horse farm central to Civil War points of interest.

Tells the story of Aberdeen and its surrounding area through artifacts, exhibits, displays, library and exterior story windows.

A historic marker honoring the lives of three Black men who were lynched in Wicomico County was installed in Downtown Salisbury in 2021. The marker is at the site of the lynching of Matthew Williams.