Things To Do in Eastport, Maryland

Take a walking tour of the Historic District of Annapolis with our colonial attired guides. We offer custom... More on VisitAnnapolis.org

The varied offerings of the restaurants we visited were excellent . More on TripAdvisor

This maritime museum's objective is to preserve, maintain, and educate the public about the maritime herita... More on DogFriendly.com

It seems like it is a one room museum and would provide for about a 10 minute tour of the place at the most. More on TripAdvisor

The U.S. Naval Academy was formed in the mid-1800s after an experiment with at-sea training of midshipmen e... More on Weather.com

It is an easy walk and beautiful view . More on GeckoGo

Topics: maritime. More on MuseumStuff.com

The Barge House Museum features a collection of historic and maritime artifacts. At Christmas time, come for the ... More on Weather.com

Come aboard for a Pirate Cruise. Let your child enjoy life as a pirate while you relax and enjoy the ride. ... More on Discover America

If you have little boys and girls between the ages of 2 and 10, and are looking for something fun, unique a... More on TripAdvisor

As if frozen in time, a sculpture of Alex Haley reaches out to the Chesapeake Bay to tell the story of Roots, his best-selling novel, to a group of children sitting on the City Dock. This displa... More on Frommers

Inscription. The Memorial commemorates the arrival in Annapolis of Kunte Kinte, Alex Haleys ancestor, as told in his book, Roots . That arrival was not a voluntary one. Kunte Kinte was one among on... More on HMDB

Twenty galleries in downtown Annapolis present art in a wide variety of subject matters and styles. Artists demonstrate their ... More on VisitAnnapolis.org

The annual artwalk held on the third Thursday of August is a fun night of art exhibits , artist demos and refreshments. More on Yahoo! Travel

Inscription. This is the oldest state building in Maryland. It was used by the commissioners for emitting bills of credit from 1730 to 1779; by the Treasurer of the Western Shore from 1779 to 1851; by the Maryland State Treasurer ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Bloomsbury Square was named after a square in London where the Lords Baltimore, proprietors (owners) of Maryland, lived and where prospective settlers went in 1633 to get information concerning the proposed new colony ... More on HMDB