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Narrated horse-drawn carriage tours of historic downtown Easton.

Water taxi service and harbor tours of the St. Michaels area.

A statue of Frederick Douglass by artist Jay Hall Carpenter stands on the courthouse lawn. Douglass is depicted as the fiery orator he became after leaving Talbot County. He spoke at this very courthouse during his 1878 visit, some 42 years after he was jailed here for attempting to escape from slavery. Slaves were once…

Easton was one of the first American towns to have gas-powered street lamps. Today a memorial honoring veterans, policemen and firemen sits on the site of the 1860 factory that converted coal to natural gas. 

Built on a tiny patch of land outside the waterfront town of Oxford, this unassuming one-room building without a steeple and without indoor plumbing, once served as an important place of worship and gathering for generations of Talbot County African-Americans. Today, the John Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church attracts local and regional attention because of its…

Fine 18th and early 19th C. Americana furniture, paintings, clocks, period accessories, American folk art and antique carousel figures.

Enjoy a relaxing, educational, and unforgettable sailing tour on Chesapeake Bay waters on the historic skipjack H.M. Krentz. We can arrange for catered picnics, cocktails and hor d’oeuvres, or you can bring your own food and beverages. Dress as comfortably and casually as you like.

Visit for a collection of women`s clothing and accessories reflecting a casual, classic style peppered with a dose of wit.

Fun-filled crabbing tours aboard the Riley Kat with a sixth-generation Chesapeake Bay waterman and a Coast Guard-certified captain.