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Moving - Dorchester County, Maryland
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Included is a brief history of Dorchester
County, MD, which may be of interest to you.
A Brief History of Dorchester County, Maryland
Like most places on the Eastern Shore,
water and history complement each other in Dorchester
County. English settlers came to the area in the early
17th century and named the county for Sir Edward
Sackville, the Earl of Dorset and friend of the Calvert
family.
The 1684 port town of Cambridge, the
county seat, has many historic homes, buildings and museums
with agricultural, maritime, industrial and Native American
displays. The Brannock Maritime Museum houses exhibits on
Maryland's "Oyster Navy" and Chesapeake Bay history. Outside
of Cambridge, the Dorchester Heritage Museum has exhibits on
aviation, archaeology and local history, and the Richardson
Museum focuses on the Bay's long heritage of wooden boat
building. Also near Cambridge is the only existing post
windmill in Maryland. The Spocott Windmill still grinds
flour on special occasions. Next to the windmill are the
Tenant House, the 1868 Schoolhouse and the General Store,
which complete the picture of life in another era.
Harriet Tubman was an enslaved woman who
was born in Dorchester County in 1820. She later escaped to
the North and became a "conductor" on the Underground
Railroad, which helped slaves escape to freedom. Today you
can see a marker at her birthplace and visit The Underground
Railroad: Harriet Tubman Museum and Gift Shop.
The Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge
is an important nesting and feeding area for wild geese,
osprey, swans, owls, muskrats, rare Delmarva fox squirrels
and bald eagles. South Dorchester County has been called the
"Cape Cod of the South" for its quaint watermen's villages
and ferry bridge.

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