Things To Do in Conowingo, Maryland

Inscription. A Susquehannock Indian fort located at this point was an important factor in the boundary line controversy between Lord Baltimore and William Penn in 1683. , Erected by Maryland Historical Society. , Location. 39° ... More on HMDB

Inscription. The corporate title of the company authorized in 1783 to build one of the first inland waterways in America. The bed of this canal and some of its stone locks are still visible near this road. , Erected by Maryland State ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Near Pilot, two and one-half miles northwest of this point, lies the site of a Susquehanna fording used by Indians before the coming of the white man. By 1695, a barge provided ferry service to the colonists. The Conowingo ... More on HMDB

At the Herr's Visitor Center you'll enjoy a free, fun-filled morning or afternoon of educational tidbits, technological wizardry, and tasty little morsels you're sure to savor for years to come. Yo... More on FactoryToursUSA

You want corn chips? You want onion rings? Herr Foods is the third largest snack-food company in the country, employing a thousand people and distributing its munchies in ten northeastern states. T... More on Off the Beaten Path: Pennsylvania

View from Rt. 272; 119-ft. red wooden bridge built circa 1860. Recent restorations have helped maintain its beauty. More on Search.visitmaryland.org

(Gilpin Falls, 119', 1860, closed to motor traffic, rebuilt 2009, 20-07-01) across Northeast Creek N. of North East , Cecil County, MD. MD272 N. 3.0 miles from jct with US40 on the N. side of North... More on dalejtravis.com

Oldest continuously operated lighthouse in Maryland. Fully restored. More on Search.visitmaryland.org

Built in 1827, the Concord Point Lighthouse is the second oldest tower lighthouse on the Chesapeake Bay and the oldest continuouse lighthouse in Maryland. It is located where the Susquehanna River... More on Harfordmd.com