Things To Do in Leonardtown, Maryland

This course affords generous fairways, large greens, and a warning to be ready to use every club in your bag. One of the best holes on the course is #16, a 411-yard, ... More on Golf.com

This is a great course that is typically in fantastic condition. The greens are usually in good shape, even in August after heavy use. The front is mostly flat and long, so it's bombs away! The bac... More on GolfReview

If you are in Maryland throughout the warmest time of the year you have to check out the beach. The harmony of the water and a striking seaboard will make you feel great. If you love the wilderness, you won't be dissatisfied; there's ... More on GoingOutside

The St. Mary's County Historical Society features two museums: one in Tudor Hall and the Old Jail. In addition to exhibits featuring artifacts and antique furniture, also on display is a cannon from the Ark, the ship that in company ... More on Heritage

Inscription. Named Seymour Town in honor of Governor John Seymour and designated St. Marys county seat by the General Assembly in 1708. Name changed to Leonardtown by the General Assembly in 1728 in honor of Leonard Calvert, first ... More on HMDB

Inscription. This cannon was brought to Maryland in 1634 on The Ark . Used in defense of St. Marys City and as a St. Inigoes Manor boundary marker. Presented to St. Marys County Historical Society by The Society of Jesus. (original ... More on HMDB

Inscription. In 1812, our young Nation went to war against what was then the mightiest sea power on earth Great Britain. It has been suggested that what Americans call the War of 1812 was instead the "American Theater" of the very ... More on HMDB

Inscription. When the white citizens of St. Marys County voted here in the 1860 presidential election, John Breckenridge, the secessionist candidate who carried Maryland, got 920 votes. Abraham Lincoln received 9 percent of the popular ... More on HMDB

Tudor Hall is the home of St. Mary's County Historical Society. The original home was started in 1742 with ... More on PlanetWare