Currently Reading: Historic Berlin

We’ve been eying up this weekend on our calendar for well over a month now. Why you ask? Because there is SO much happening! From Friday to Sunday, we’ll be hitting the streets, the festival grounds, the beach and the … Continue reading →

2015 marks the 120th Anniversary of The Atlantic Hotel, and as we sat with current owner John Fager last week, reminiscing on the history of the town’s centerpiece, we found ourselves trying to imagine a Berlin without the beloved hotel. Continue reading →

Berlin, Maryland is teeming with such a varied history within its veins. It has been a home to families, a place for entertainment, and even a movie set on more than one occasion. But did you know that many, many … Continue reading →

Part of what we love about living on the Eastern Shore is the small town events. While we couldn’t possibly compete with the arts and cultural scene of major metropolitan areas, our Shore towns do a remarkable job of generating … Continue reading →

We’ve known for some time now that Berlin is #mdscoolestsmalltown but it’s weekends like this one that solidify that sentiment. For starters, the Annual Berlin Fiddler’s Convention is returning Friday and Saturday(stay tuned for our preview later in the week). … Continue reading →

Thousands of people will flock to downtown Berlin this weekend (ShoreBread included) to celebrate the 21st Annual Berlin Fiddler’s Convention. The weather forecast is in our favor, the list of competing bands is ever-growing, and the local vendors are busy … Continue reading →

The Museums of Worcester County kicked-off their annual “Children’s Week” celebration Wednesday, with a schedule jam-packed with opportunities to learn about the area’s heritage. Nine Worcester County museums will participate, with events running from today, July 31, through next Wednesday, … Continue reading →

Saturday marks the return of the Berlin Peach Festival, the popular Berlin event that features music, games, food, displays, demonstrations, pie-eating contests, storytelling, and of course, all things peach. The 5th Annual Berlin Peach Festival will take place this Saturday, … Continue reading →

Picture this headline: 7 Boys Sentenced to Church for Stealing Santa’s Candy. Sounds absurd right? Not at the turn of the 20th century. Shore Bread went Day Trippin’ this week, traveling back in time by way of the Calvin B. … Continue reading →

The evolution of the Humphreys House mudroom and breezeway continued this past weekend. We have taken baby steps getting this room together because it has been on the lower-end of the priority list, but we have been steadily chipping away as … Continue reading →

When we first started the Humphreys House a little less than a year ago now, we said to ourselves that we would take care of the most important things first.  Initially that was to redo the now finished the kitchen … Continue reading →

When Mary Humphreys passed away, not only did she leave her home, the Humphreys House, she left funding for a foundation that she created. As it turns out, the foundation is what held the note for the house when we purchased … Continue reading →