This early 19th-century store was the site of Harriet Tubman's first act of defiance. Both the interior and exterior of the store are preserved to appear much as they did in Tubman's time.

Max charter size is 4 people.

Historic site, art deco. Live theater, concerts and children's plays. Summer stock, theater camp and performing arts.

Located on the Blue Ribbon Savage River tailwater in Western Maryland and in the Savage River State Forest.

Grave of Colonel Tench Tilghman, aide-de-camp to George Washington.

Managed for agricultural waterfowl populations and native wildlife on 2,800 acres. Conference center, special events, hunting, hiking, biking and horseback riding.

The Waterman's Museum, located at Haven Harbour Marina in Rock Hall, Maryland, boasts exhibits on oystering, crabbing and fishing. A reproduction of a waterman's shanty house is also on display, along with photographs, carvings and of course, boats.

Max charter size is 3 people.

Home and birthplace of the only Catholic signer of the Declaration of Independence. Three generations of the Carroll family lived here where they worked to promote religious tolerance and the concept of religious freedom.