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Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum
The Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum is right next door to The Inn in the harbor of historic and picturesque St Michaels. It is internationally famous for its exhibits, workshops, and inventory of unique artifacts that are essential to tracing the history of the Bay and its traditions in boat building, commercial fishing, yachting, waterfowling and navigation. |
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St. Michaels Museum
The St. Michaels Museum, located just one block east of Talbot Street between Chestnut and Mullberry Streets, consists of three buildings with artifacts from everyday life and commercial activities. Constructed from the early to late 1800's, the museum is open four days a week: Monday 10am-1pm, Friday 1pm-4pm, Saturday 10am-4pm and Sunday 1pm-4pm. |
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Academy Art Museum
The Academy Art Museum in Easton is an excellent small museum with a nationally recognized permanent collection. Located in the area are two excellent restaurants for Lunch: Mason’s and The Inn at Easton (reservations recommended). It are a great way to spend the morning or afternoon. |
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Frederick Douglass Walking Tour
This 90 minute walking tour will offer an historical perspective of Frederick Douglass' life in enslavement and his return to reconcile with his former master. Enjoy a leisurely walk through the historic waterfront district. See many original and restored houses from the 1800's while learning about life in a small waterfront village and the vibrant shipbuilding and seafood industries of that era. Price: $10:00 per adult, $5.00 per child (6-17). For more information contact 410-745-9561.
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