Minutes away from all DC attractions, colleges, Embassy Row, NOAA and Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport.
The 1884 building is the third on the site; large Colonial graveyard adjacent. Also, 32 imported stained glass windows, needlepoint kneelers portraying Eastern Shore scenes; Casavant organ. NRHP
Located on 150 acres of former farmland east of the Village of Potomac, the layout offers fun round of golf with scenic rolling terrain.
An ideally located hotel situated between Baltimore and Washington, DC.
Excursions leave from Dorchester Visitor Center, 2 Rose Hill Place, Cambridge, or from Suicide Bridge Restaurant, 6304 Suicide Bridge Rd., Hurlock
A family friendly campground located along the beautiful Conococheague Creek.
Area's third largest theater company brings the works of William Shakespeare and other classics to life. Year-round performances: in Baltimore indoors and in Ellicott City outside in the summer.