Tag: tourism

Ghoulishly Great Gettysburg Ghost Tours and Other Haunted Experiences

Ghoulishly Great Gettysburg Ghost Tours and Other Haunted Experiences

While many Mid-Atlantic locations are famous for history and haunts, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, stands out in mastering the perfect balance of both. From legendary war heroes and brave men who made the ultimate sacrifice to folklore and fables beyond the tangible realm of the living, Gettysburg is one of those rare places where both scholarly historians and, … Continue reading Ghoulishly Great Gettysburg Ghost Tours and Other Haunted Experiences →

Discovering West Virginia’s Historic Cranberry Glades

Discovering West Virginia’s Historic Cranberry Glades

We typically don’t think of the Mid-Atlantic region as being ideal territory for growing cranberries. Yet, believe it or not, there do still exist a few select locations throughout Maryland, Virginia, and even Pennsylvania where you can find wild, native varieties like the larger American cranberry and smaller bog cranberry. That’s because very specific growing … Continue reading Discovering West Virginia’s Historic Cranberry Glades →

Ocean City’s First-Ever Seafood Festival

Are you craving something new to deep-dive into in Ocean City, Maryland? Let me offer you some food for thought; head on over to Northside Park on Saturday, September 6, for the highly anticipated, first inaugural Ocean City Seafood Festival.  Credit: B Scene Events/Pexels This is an all-new food fest making its first-ever debut in … Continue reading Ocean City’s First-Ever Seafood Festival →

Diving Deep into the History of Deep Creek Lake 

As we get into the swing of summer and start making vacation plans, two regional retreat favorites spring effortlessly to the minds of most Marylanders. There is, of course, that beachy keen classic notion of heading to Ocean City on the East Coast. But there is another time-tested favorite located out West in Garrett County. … Continue reading Diving Deep into the History of Deep Creek Lake  →