So Much to See and Do
While lazing on the sand is an attractive option, there is a lot more to see and do. For the museum lover, Ocean City Life Saving Station Museum, one of the oldest existing structures in Ocean City, is a place of much interest. The Calvin B. Taylor House Museum displays local antiques, artifacts and written histories. The Julia A. Purnell Museum is home to an eclectic collection of Eastern Shore artifacts from colonial times to the present. For a little history lesson, visit Mt. Zion One Room Country, a one-room local country school from the early 20th century. Continue your tour at the Queponco Railway Station, a restored railway station and St. Martin's Church, established in 1756. Other interesting museums worth seeing are Barnes Bank Museum and Sturgis One-Room School Museum. |
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Maryland and The Chesapeake
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Maryland is a unique state offering so many different kinds of attractions that it would be hard not to find what you are looking for in your next vacation. There are the mountains, the Chesapeake Bay, and the Atlantic Ocean, all offering a variety of outdoor activities, local attractions, and historical landmarks. The five different regions of Maryland, the Western, Capital, Central, Southern, and Eastern Shore, all have something to offer every visitor, whether its your first or 101st time to the state.
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