It is a rite of passage for many to get their annual fix of classic Christmas movies watched and re-watched each and every year. Several iconic films top the list, including timeless oldies from the earlier days of cinema. One example of such a holiday mainstay staple is none other than the 1946 Frank Capra … Continue reading Uncovering ‘Wonderful Life’ Wonders at the Jimmy Stewart Museum
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The Maryland State Fair—A Tradition 143 Years in the Making
It’s almost that time of year again—time to head on over to the Timonium Fairgrounds for the ultimate summer sendoff. That’s right, I’m referring to the one and only Maryland State Fair. Now celebrating its 143rd year as a local mainstay, the Maryland State Fair remains one of the region’s most eagerly anticipated seasonal gatherings. … Continue reading The Maryland State Fair—A Tradition 143 Years in the Making
What’s the Story Behind Lightship Overfalls in Lewes?
Lewes, Delaware has many historic callouts and claims to fame. Not only is it renowned for being “The First Town in the First State,” but it also happens to be home to an array of antiquated buildings, heritage sites, and nautical novelties. For instance, the ever-popular Cape May-Lewes Ferry is one of the town’s most boast-worthy boating … Continue reading What’s the Story Behind Lightship Overfalls in Lewes?
The Story Behind Now-Abandoned Fort Carroll
Have you ever been crossing the Francis Scott Key Bridge (Key Bridge for short) in Dundalk, Maryland and noticed a small, remote, seemingly isolated and forgotten island just sitting out in the shallows of the Patapsco River? What is it exactly and why is it even there? What you are seeing are the remnants of … Continue reading The Story Behind Now-Abandoned Fort Carroll