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The former Kennard School is home to the African-American History Museum, which chronicles African-American life in Queen Anne’s County and the nation, especially during 1936-1966, when the school was open. The museum has exhibits and oral histories.

The the center includes the two historic structures on the site: the Mother Seton House and the Historic Seminary Chapel. Part of Maryland's 2020 Year of the Woman.

Surrounded by mature sycamores, is a fully modern stone house with a covered porch and access to Georgetown, the feeder canal, and the Capital Crescent Trail.

The restored home of Civil Rights Leader and Freedom Fighter, Lillie May Carroll Jackson.

Beautiful new inn with balconies located on the water with upscale amenities. Seasonal pool, onsite bar, picnic and BBQ areas.

Awaken amazing sunrises by the bay in a comfy, eclectic, working artists home/studio for two. Experience Resort Style Service and amenities without the fuss.

Easy access to shopping, dining and attractions, including FedEx Field and The White House.

Follow the trail of British troops as they fought their way up the Chesapeake Bay during the War of 1812, eventually clashing with American defenders in a battle immortalized by the "Star-Spangled Banner."

Farm brewery focusing on IPAs, farmhouse ales, dark beers and barrel-aged sours with a taproom.