The first tourist hotel built in the state of Maryland to accommodate the automobile traveler.

A 3/8-mile highbank clay oval; exciting stock car racing every week. Super late models, limited late models, street stocks, 4-cylinder, enduro/hobby and bomber classes of racing.

Port Republic School Number 7 has stood in this shady grove for more than 100 years. The preserved schoolhouse is filled with historic memorabilia.

Cruise aboard the 1899 log-built bugeye "Wm. B. Tennison," the oldest Coast Guard-licensed, log-hulled vessel in the United States.

Commemorates the 5th Regiment's defensive position against an attack by the British in 1814.

Houses 18th-and 19th-century antiques and historical exhibits. Annual Christmas open house and various historical programs and events.

Depicts the life, history, and contributions of famous African Americans from Charles County and the nation. Artifacts from the William A. Diggs collection are on display.

One of Maryland's first industrial districts offering local artisans and craftsmen products as well as a large assortment of antiques and collectibles. The Mill houses the only double overshoot water wheel in the State of Maryland.