The Ruffled Duck Inn is a bed and breakfast nestled in the historic district of the charming Eastern Shore Village of Oxford, Maryland. This completely renovated historic inn is the light hearted vision of yachtsmen Libby and Danny Cole. The blending of traditional and eclectic décor throughout the inn reflects their lives on the water as well as the rich history of the village that was once Maryland’s largest port of call. A great experience for those seeking the solitude of a small town getaway. Visit the The Ruffled Duck for more information.

Post a Comment

Looking for a vacation spot right in downtown Easton for a week or two (or three). I’d try the Shannahan Brown House. This late Victorian residence is located in the heart of historic Easton, and takes one back to a bygone era. The house has recently come alive, as the owner has furnished the house with many period pieces and items collected while living in the Far East. Guests remark that they enjoy the ambience of staying in a well loved home, rather than in a vacation rental or an inn. Give them a look-see at http://shannahanbrownhouse.com/

Post a Comment

Salisbury University is where I earned my business degree, although it was called Salisbury State College at the time. At this time they boat 42 Undergraduate programs, 13 Graduate programs and 5 Post Baccalaureate programs with an enrollment of about 7,500 students - about 85% of which are Maryland residents.  They rank high in best colleges across the nation and best financial values for education. - Visit their campus.

Post a Comment

In the early to mid-1850’s, Queenstown was a stop for many steamboats, which would bring goods to the town and carry passengers up and down the Chester River and to Baltimore. Today, agriculture and seafood harvesting are the dominant economic factors in the area. Retail shopping outlets, located in Queenstown, and the Queenstown Harbor Golf Links, adjacent to the Town, are thriving and bring many visitors to the Town. It also had the distinction of being  the first and only town in Queen Anne’s County to be attacked by the British during the War of 1812. Visit the Queenstown website.

Post a Comment

The River Plantation is a combination of three unique organizations: Pintail Point, Hunters Oak, and Pintail Yachts. Whether your interest is a corporate retreat, a bed and breakfast getaway, a sports outing, a wedding or a social occasion, The River Plantation can accommodate it with class. They also offer hunting and sporting clay shooting. Located in Queenstown, MD. within easy driving distance of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge.  For more information, visit the River Plantation Website.

Post a Comment