An undeveloped multi-use park that boasts a waterfront that offers excellent fishing.
One of the oldest continuously active Catholic Parishes in America. Francis Neal, a former pastor at St. Ignatius, is responsible for bringing the Carmelite Nuns to America in 1790.
A gambrel roofed, two story framed building which is one of only three surviving 18th-century buildings in town.
Haberdeventure, a 1770s Georgian mansion, sits on 328 acres near Port Tobacco and was the home of Thomas Stone, a Maryland signer of the Declaration of Independence.
The reconstructed 1819 courthouse is a museum containing tobacco and Civil War exhibits and archaeological finds on site. Available for rentals.
Original 1872 town schoolhouse with period furnishings. Showing by appoinment only. Call 301-934-9483.
One of the oldest communities on the East Coast. Existed first as an Indian settlement of Potopaco, then as major seaport in the 17th century.
Chesapeake charm meets southern style in the birthplace of Maryland.
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Camp out under the open sky, make yourself at home in a classic B&B, or melt your troubles away at a luxury spa in Southern Maryland, the heart of Chesapeake Country.
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