Currently Reading: Historic Properties

Did anyone stay up to catch a glimpse of last week’s full moon? In between the clouds and a chilly atmosphere the lunar sphere could be seen peeking down on the Eastern Shore, illuminating the quiet waterways. However this seemingly … Continue reading →

It may be January but that doesn’t mean there aren’t fun happenings across the Eastern Shore. Beyond the notable collection of f locals’ specials being offered at various businesses, there are a host of events to help you beat the … Continue reading →

We sure did miss the Eastern Shore while we were traveling to the other side of the Bridge this holiday season, so we couldn’t wait to dive right back into some Shore trivia in the New Year. We started by … Continue reading →

The holiday rush is near its end, which means the weeks upon weeks of cookies, pies, chocolates, and celebratory drinks is almost over. While we all have grand hopes of starting out the New Year on the right foot with … Continue reading →

The Lewes Historical Society and the Town of Lewes are gearing up for one of their most beloved holiday traditions – the 40th Annual Christmas Tour of Lewes. Join locals and visitors alike this Saturday, December 7 from 10am to … Continue reading →

The reputation of the Eastern Shore is one synonymous with natural beauty—endless bodies of glistening water, miles of coastline, beautiful sunrises and sunsets—all offering daily reminders to those of us who live here, just how lucky we are. Aside from … Continue reading →

The worldwide community of museums will celebrate International Museum Day on Saturday, the 18th May 2013. Historic St. Martin’s in Showell, MD is part of this world community and partaking in the event by hosting an Open House. The theme … Continue reading →

Worcester County, MD is primarily known as a place for tourism. As thousands of individuals flock to Ocean City during the summer months, they travel past fields, farms, and agricultural history. The importance of agriculture to the Eastern Shore of … Continue reading →

Down a long pebble driveway and overlooking the railroad tracks across from the Seaford Industrial Park off of the Market Street Extension sits a tiny little orangey-peach house. It looks kind of like a gingerbread house and is marked as … Continue reading →

Rehoboth Beach is famous for its fine dining establishments. However, many who visit are drawn by perennial favorites such as French fries, pizza, cotton candy and caramel popcorn. The Rehoboth Beach Historical Society will open a new exhibit on Memorial … Continue reading →

A historic Ocean City landmark near the Inlet was unceremoniously torn down this week after an investigation revealed it was not as old as first believed.   The old house, most recently home to Adolfo’s Restaurant, on a site adjacent … Continue reading →

The Huston family greatly influenced the area surrounding the mansion.  Dr. John Huston tried to start the first-ever hospital in Salisbury. His attempts fell show when he was unable to raise enough money to fund the operation. Dr. Huston owned … Continue reading →