Things To Do in Elkton, Maryland

Military memorabilia of all armed forces branches, dating from the Revolutionary War to Desert Storm. More on Search.visitmaryland.org

This museum holds an extensive collection of military memorabilia dating from ... More on Yahoo! Travel

This historic house/site was an important location during the War of 1812. Situated at the convergence of the Little Elk and Big Elk Creeks, Historic Elk Landing is one of Maryland's and the Mid-Atlantic's most historic tracts of ... More on Heritage

The Club At Patriots Glen is an 18-hole regulation length golf course in Elkton, Maryland. This medium-leng... More on TheGolfCourses.net

Course is well maintained. More on GolfReview

This course is wide open and built on flat terrain, so the average golfer has a good opportunity at scoring... More on Golf.com

patina I understand this course is undergoing a renovation with new owners. More on golflink.com

Research Library The library has the largest collection of books, manuscripts, maps, government documents and newspapers pertaining to Cecil County in existence. The constantly expanding collection... More on Cchistory.org

The Historical Society of Cecil County offers to visitors a research library, gallery exhibits, a historic log cabin, and a replica of a country store. Cecil County preserves its historical collect... More on Heritage

Category: Amusement Places Cecilton Amusements Inc is a great provider of family fun in Maryland. Visit us at our location ... More on localamusementparks.com

18 Holes of mini golf - Batting cages - Snack bar - Driving range More on entertainment.com

Screens: 1 Sound: Car Capacity: 700 Typical season: Technical details: none Elkton Drive-In Timeline: There are no timeline ... More on drive-ins.com

The Historical Society of Cecil County Museum features four permanent exhibits and changing displays as well a ... More on PlanetWare

Inscription. Built in 1769 as the home of Dr. Abraham Mitchell, noted physician. During the Revolutionary War he converted the house into a hospital for the use of wounded soldiers of the Continental Army. General Lafayette was a ... More on HMDB