Splendor on Spa Creek By Walinda P. West Photography by David Burroughs For Trish and Leo Dunn, their move to Annapolis started in a small yellow cottage with peeling paint, weathered shingles, and a breathtaking water view hidden
Tidewater Ramble on the Miles River By Dylan Roche Photography by Anice Hoachlander The best laid plans often backfire. We have all been there. However, for Robert and Janice Vitale, disappointment led to a fresh opportunity. The couple
Eastern Shore locals share 10 favorite spots tucked into the quaint towns and coastal countryside of this diverse peninsula. Eastern Neck National Wildlife Refuge Referred by Abigail Robson | Cakes by Abby When was the last
“The Heart of Our Community” St. Michaels Community Center By Dylan Roche Photography by Julia Heine Blind Optimism. That’s a phrase architect Mark McInturff of McInturff Architects uses to describe the process of a big project like the
Silent Maid A Catboat with Many Lives By Gary Jobson “This type of boat has only one sail, and there must be perfect harmony between sail and hull.” – Edwin Schoettle Homes and boats share a special
The Heavenly Daylily By Kymberly Taylor Consider the lilies, how they grow: they toil not, neither do they spin; yet I say unto you, even Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed like one of these. Matthew 6:28
Sassafras Culinary Alchemy By Christine Fillat Photography by Caroline J. Phillips Sassafras is a restaurant unlike any other in the region. Imagine a venue that explores all that the Chesapeake Bay has to offer: the abundance of the
A Film in Which I Play Everyone By Mary Jo Bang In scene two, silence is a sleeve, I’m an arm in it. In an outdated Hollywood magazine, I found a photo of someone wearing my hair.
Mighty Historic Annapolis An Interview with Karen Brown, President and CEO, Historic Annapolis, Inc. By Robert Haywood and Kymberly Taylor Introduction by Robert Haywood Photography by Tony Lewis Jr. Historical images courtesy of Historic Annapolis, Inc. Historic
