Museums / Attractions / Tours

Located in the historic McNasby Oyster Company building, the last remaining oyster-packing plant in Annapolis, the Annapolis Maritime Museum & Park features exhibits celebrating the area’s uniq

The Artillery Company of Newport was chartered in 1741 to protect the town from possible attack.

Charleston's minor league baseball team.

This 18 acre complex of restored buildings and new structures houses exhibits that trace the history of the Bay and its traditions in boat building, commercial fishing, yachting, water fowling and

“Underground Railroad 'conductor' Harriet Tubman was born in Dorchester County probably in the 1820s.

Haven Harbour South, located on Rock Hall Harbor, is 12 miles north of the Bay Bridge on the Eastern Shore. The full service marina is one of the best protected in the area.

The Herreshoff Marine Museum preserves and celebrates the legacy of the Herreshoff Manufacturing Company and its founders, John and Nat Herreshoff.

As of printing, facility houses offices and resources for Hall of Fame. The Hall of Fame hosts events that are open to the public, so check the calendar on the website.

Chart your adventure in Newport, the Sailing Capital of the World, by making the Newport Visitor Information Center (Managed by Discover Newport) your first stop.

You and your family are encouraged to tour the Academy any time of the year during regular visiting hours (9 am to 5 pm daily).