March 7th, 2008
The historic Avalon Theater on Dover Street in downtown Easton, MD was proclaimed as the "Showplace of the Eastern Shore" since shortly after it was built in 1921.
Today, this magnificently restored, Art Deco style performing arts center features live entertainment year-round. The theater has an orchestra section and a two-tiered balcony level. In full concert, the Avalon can hold 400 people, and all seats are ...
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March 1st, 2007
Suicide Bridge - Secretary, MD
Located along the Choptank River in the heart of Maryland's Eastern Shore, enjoy fine dining in a relaxed atmosphere with some of the best food in Maryland. Seafood and beef are main attractions here. Also take a cruise on a river boat and see some wild shoreline Dorchester County is famous for.
Blue Point Provision - Hyatt Chesapeake Resort - Cambridge, MD
Local Eastern Shore cuisine ...
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February 13th, 2007
Talbot County on Maryland's Eastern Shore is known for its unique culinary venues. The towns of Easton, St. Michaels and Oxford all contribute to the varied opportunities for fine dining, lite fare, family dining experiences and community pubs. Below is our Top Ten Places to Eat in Talbot County, MD.
The Inn at Easton - 28 South Harrison Street Easton, MD 21601
410-822-4910 - 888-800-8091 Elegant, in-town dining, ...
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February 5th, 2007
The Julia A. Purnell Museum is located in the Town of Snow Hill which is one half hour drive from the Atlantic beaches (Ocean City - Assateague). Visiting this small museum which houses over 10,000 artifacts - one of the most comprehensive collections of Early Americana artifacts in the State of Maryland is well worth the trip even you must drive several hours. ...
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February 5th, 2007
A little gem on the Lower Eastern Shore, located in the waterfront City of Crisfield is the J. Millard Tawes Historical Museum - a "must see" attraction for anyone interested in maritime history or the rural culture of the Chespeake Bay watermen and their families.
Named for a native Crisfielder who was the only person in Maryland's history to serve in all three offices ...
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