Cheap Things To Do in Preston, Maryland

Inscription. Started 1846 around Frazier's Chapel, an early Methodist Church, the land for which was purchased 1797. First called "Snowhill", the name was changed to Preston 1856, in honor of a prominent Baltimore lawyer. Preston ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Member Maryland Assembly 1773–76. Introduced bill forming Caroline County 1774 of which he was one of the Commissioners. Colonel of the “Flying Camp” of the Eastern Shore 1776. Fought at Harlem Heights. ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Before 1679, Indians had a settlement here. Present village stands on parts of tracts once known as Paradise, Belmont, Huntington and Gore. Community was "Leonard's Wharf" c. 1855 and "Medford's Wharf" later. In 1883 ... More on HMDB

The Old Meeting House, dated 1684, is the oldest documented building in the State of Maryland. This wooden chu ... More on PlanetWare

Believed to be the oldest frame building in ... More on TripAdvisor

America's oldest privately owned ferry, established 1683. Crosses scenic Tred Avon River between Oxford and St. Michaels area. Ferry carries nine cars, motorcycles, ... More on Search.visitmaryland.org

What fun! This ferry takes about 9 cars and walk-on passengers and was established in 1683. It is one of the oldest privately run ... More on igougo

THE CHURCH-STATE DEBATE: MASSACHUSETTS After independence the American states were obliged to write constitutions establishing how each would be governed. In no place was the process more difficult... More on Loc.gov

Inscription. We the people honor these men who brought democracy to Dorchester County July 8, 1985 by a change of the Constitution of Maryland ordered by the United States Courts: George C. Jones, ... More on HMDB

Colonial Cottage (c. 1800), Victorian schoolhouse (c. 1868), country store and museum WWII (c. 1941-1945). ... More on Search.visitmaryland.org

This site has a lot of history right on the site. There are other attractions on the same property. More on Yahoo! Travel

Inscription. Central part of the house built shortly after grant of 2,000 acres in 1661 to Henry Sewall of London, Secretary of the province. He died in 1665. his widow, Jane, came to Maryland on the same ship as Governor Charles ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Fine 2½ story brick house with pilasters on front and two oval windows in pediment of west gable. Home of Sulivane family, 17th century settlers here, three generations of whom served in Maryland General Assembly: ... More on HMDB