Ideally located midway between Washington D.C. and Baltimore.

The National Road Museum takes visitors on a journey through the history of the important Historic National Road, the first federally constructed roadway in the United States which helped build the nation and is today a national scenic byway.

Since Colonial times, foxhunters have swept across these rolling, grassy fields in a colorful pageant of horses, hounds, and "hill toppers," who prefer to watch and ride at a slower pace.

A National Park Service site with a pre-Civil War masonry coastal fort and visitor center. On site activities include fishing, biking, hiking, picnicking, and living history programs. A National Park Service National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom site.

A working waterman's village. Historic vessels, charter fishing, great seafood, unique lodging.

This 142-acre homestead of Benjamin honors the land and legacy of a Free African-American man who lived during the 1700s.

Home of the famous "Lester" waffle-must see it to believe it!