Cheap Things To Do in Edgewater, Maryland

Inscription. A Transportation Network: Ferries were a critical link in the colonial road system. The ferry crossing at London Town was part of a larger transportation network that extended from Vir... More on HMDB

This example of a working garden is filled with ... More on TripAdvisor

Selby on the Bay is a small residential beach-community located on the Mayo Peninsula, facing the waters of Selby Bay. We are located just a few miles southwest of our state capital in Annapolis, Maryland, the "Sailing Capital of ... More on AnglerWeb.com

Experience history, archeology and horticulture at this 23-acre county park. Reconstruction of colonial buildings from the ?lost town? of London, tours of the William Brown House ... More on VisitAnnapolis.org

London Town was a tobacco port and a major ferry crossing for the roads running between Charleston, SC and Boston, MA. It prospered for about 100 years, but failed before the Revolutionary War. The... More on TripAdvisor

Active research and education center offering evening lectures, family-oriented activities for environmental sciences, self-guided walking trails year-round, canoeing ... More on Search.visitmaryland.org

Panel Mania! Stroll up the Ramp and explore the amazing Panel options LSI has to offer. Designed specifically for children with special needs, Panels and Climbers are lowered and accessible. Benches ... More on KaBoom.org

Located on South River and Harness Creek on 355 acres of hiker/biker trails, playground, picnic pavilions, restaurant and rowboat and paddleboat ... More on VisitAnnapolis.org

Inscription. Scattered Settlements: Early Chesapeake Bay colonists did not settle in the concentrated villages typical of their home in England. Instead, they lived on large plots of waterfront land that isolated them from their neighbors. ... More on HMDB

Inscription. [picture of William Brown House] William Brown House: Historic American Buildings Survey photograph, circa 1935. Location, Location, Location: One of the mysteries that still surrounds the lost town of London is the William ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Tobacco barn built c.1720 at Hockley-in-the-Hole Plantation. , Erected 1980 by Ann of Arundell Chapter, National Society Colonial Dames of the XVII Century. , Location. 38° 56.475′ N, 76° 32.43′ ... More on HMDB

Inscription. [photo of archaeological dig] Archaeological Dig: excavation of Rumney's Tavern. Finding the Lost Town of London:
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