In April 1831, Joseph Keene and his wife Nellie stole a small boat and sailed their seven children to freedom from Parsons Creek in Dorchester County. A National Park Service National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom site.
Step back in time at our historic sites tours with period attire docents. All historic sites are open to tour on the 1st Saturday of each month (May-Oct) and offer group tours upon request.
Maryland’s largest farm brewery offering a tasting room, farm stand, and brick oven pizza. Located on a scenic 54-acre working farm. Open to the public on weekends and available for Private Events.
The first Carmelite Monastery in the United States, Mount Carmel was established in 1790 by Mother Bernardina Matthews, her two nieces, Sr. Mary Aloysia and Sr. Mary Eleanora, and Sr. Clare Joseph. Our historic "Old Monastery" and Chapel are open.
Built in 1731, the church and manor house, formerly situated on over 700 acres, was an example of a self-contained Jesuit Community.
Twelve craft brews and cider are featured. Lite fare in taproom and deck. Live music on Saturday nights. Beautiful farm setting at Linganore Winecellars.
This marker is part of the Pennsylvania Avenue Trail and provides information on the important role Old West Baltimore churches played in nurturing the surrounding communities and their important activism in the fight for civil rights.
A premier center for professional association for therapeutic horsemanship, since 1982. Has been offering Equine Facilitated Therapy to individuals who happen to have disabilities, Military Veterans and “Kids at Risk”. We also offer equestrian competitions for people who have disabilities as well as Special Olympics.