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Sifting Through Sykesville History

Sifting Through Sykesville History

With its optimal location just north of Baltimore and south of Frederick, it isn’t any secret that Carroll County, Maryland, is home to a vast array of unique communities. What isn’t always apparent, however, is just how fascinating its quaint collective truly is.  Many of the small towns that comprise Carroll County today boast a … Continue reading Sifting Through Sykesville History →

Bark Brunches in York: A New Spin on Doggie Dining Dates

Bark Brunches in York: A New Spin on Doggie Dining Dates

August is National Dog Month. If you happen to be a dog lover the way I am, you already know that there is a plethora of pooch-related endeavors to consider throughout the Mid-Atlantic region (and beyond). In fact, pup-related pleasantries are at a universal all-time high. From specialized dog parks and beaches to canine competitions, … Continue reading Bark Brunches in York: A New Spin on Doggie Dining Dates →

These Are the Oldest Towns in West Virginia

These Are the Oldest Towns in West Virginia

While not one of the original 13 colonies, the state of West Virginia certainly boasts a rich and extensive history. Some of the most distinctive resident attractions here can even be traced back to prehistoric times. Also, given how it was once part of the Commonwealth of Virginia, several notable sites and settlements here actually … Continue reading These Are the Oldest Towns in West Virginia →

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 →