The Official Site of the Maryland Office of Tourism

Small wooden church where Harriet Tubman worshipped in the mid-1800s.

One of the oldest churches in continual use in America. The present church was built in 1736 in the village and port of Chaptico.

The 1884 building is the third on the site; large Colonial graveyard adjacent. Also, 32 imported stained glass windows, needlepoint kneelers portraying Eastern Shore scenes; Casavant organ. NRHP

Rare displays of English and American bibles, fine religious art, autographed letters signed from the great Heros of Faith and archeological finds from era of Testaments.

Erected in memory of Reverend Hatch Dent, first principal of Charlotte Hall Military Academy.

Built in 1900, this rural African-American church served as the religious and social center of the Brookland community for more than 70 years. Restored in 1996.

The oldest Methodist church still standing in the county. A preaching station for Bishops Cooke and Ashbury.

Simple brick church established in 1666. Present building dates to 1732. Church attended by Revolutionary War patriot General William Smallwood.

Built on remains of a British Colonial fort; beneath floor of the church are the cellars, magazines and earthworks of Ft. Cumberland (c. 1755); three large Tiffany windows. NHD, NRHP, NHL, NHS.

1920s cozy chapel with quaint Victorian charm. Built in 1813, the Federal-style stone building offers classic setting, steeped in tradition to many third generation couples.