Currently Reading: Historic Properties

MARION STATION, MD (October 2, 2014) – Chesapeake Ghost Walks, a company that operates a series of year-round ghost walks on the Eastern Shore has scheduled 24 walks for the month of October in 10 historic Eastern Shore towns. Additionally, … Continue reading →

Rehoboth Beach – The month October is a wonderful time of the year for visitors and residents alike.  Spooktacular events occur during the Sea Witch Festival.  The Museum has three events during the festival weekend, October 24 and 25 to … Continue reading →

Each and every year, when the month of August wraps up, the employees of the Town of Ocean City get ready for their “serious busy season.” Don’t get us wrong, the Maintenance Department for the town has their hands full … Continue reading →

Located roughly halfway between Ocean City and Baltimore lies one of Maryland’s most charming towns… Oxford. Even the name sounds adorable, and with charming, tree-lined streets, cobblestone sidewalks, waterfront homes and a population of less than 1000, Oxford truly is … Continue reading →

Whenever someone drinks hot tea, they are unknowingly sampling a commodity that has a story spanning centuries. From ancient China, to Colonial Europe to today, this drink has been well loved and bartered. If you are a tea drinker and … Continue reading →

Poplar Hill Mansion is the oldest standing building in Salisbury and serves as a token of the past. One of the many important national events that the house witnessed was the fight between North and South and this weekend the … Continue reading →

As you travel south down Route 112, you’d be amiss if you didn’t make a detour to the Town of Snow Hill. Impossibly quaint and boasting some terrific shops and restaurants, it’s a day trip within itself. However, if you … Continue reading →

We’ve been all across the Eastern Shore for museum tours, but we couldn’t miss out on a stop to the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum in St. Michaels. Not that we could resist a trip to the town itself, but our … Continue reading →

While wandering the quaint cobblestone streets of Lewes, Delaware last week, we couldn’t help but notice the history of the adorable little town when we stepped into the Lewes Historical Society, also known as the oldest building in the entire … Continue reading →

Whether you are a nature lover or want to switch it up and opt out of staying in a hotel room, camping on Delmarva provides a 360 degree view of natural beauty as well as a wealth of fun activities.  … Continue reading →

All of you loyal ShoreBread Instagram followers probably saw our picture earlier this week of one of our ShoreBread staffers kayaking. Well last week when the humidity was low and a light breeze was blowing, we paddled our way up, … Continue reading →

On our next round of museum tours, we are sailing away to Rock Hall. Whether you are looking to beat the heat or dodge a rain cloud, these windows into the past are great places to spend an afternoon. The … Continue reading →