The Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum in St. Michael’s - home to Hooper Strait Lighthouse - features exhibits on the Bay’s culture and traditions, and its people.

Follow the path Eastern Shore native Harriet Tubman took to lead slaves to freedom on the Underground Railroad Byway, and stop by the Visitor Center to learn her story.

Originally constructed in 1660, the restored Old Trinity Church, on the banks of Church Creek near Cambridge, still holds services.

The Nanticoke River Discovery Center in Vienna features exhibits on the Nanticoke Indians living on the river’s banks when Captain John Smith encountered them during his 1608 expedition up the river to chart the territory.

Downrigging Weekend Tall Ship Festival is one of the highlights of the year in Chestertown, home to the Sultana, a working replica of a 17th century schooner.

Take a walk through the cobblestone streets of historic downtown Annapolis to discover what is often called a museum without walls.

Discover the history of Annapolis while taking in the sites on an Annapolis trolley tour.

Tour the Naval Academy to experience the rich history, tradition, and cutting-edge education that shapes future leaders of the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps.