Never Been to Rock Hall’s Museums?
These stories in the three different nautical museums in this little town named Rock Hall will have you wanting more. Bring your family and after a day of exploring the sites you will immerse yourself in true Chesapeake heritage.
Waterman’s Museum
If you live in Rock Hall, Maryland, then you’re probably all too familiar with "Waterman's Museum" but, if you’re of the many people who venture out of their way to explore the “Pearl of the Chesapeake,” then you may not have heard of it. The "Waterman’s Museum" is easily one of Rock Hall’s hidden gems. It’s a small shanty directly hooked to the Ditty Bag Store at Haven Harbor Marina.
You’ll have to obtain the key from Ditty Bag to look around, but it’s well worth it. After a day at Ferry Park, enjoying the water and the views, keep the nautical going by letting your eyes wonder at the many historical photographs, local carvings, artifacts, and boats.
Rock Hall Museum
The Rock Hall Museum is full of beautiful items from the Maryland's Eastern Shore including decoy carving shop, marina trades, ship/boat models, fishing artifacts and exhibits showing oystering. What makes it unique is that it has an emphasis on daily life in Rock Hall throughout the centuries. You’ll see interesting exhibits that give you a true glimpse into the community lifestyle, economy, and traditions.
Tolchester Revisited Museum
Let’s face it, we all wish we could step back in time to when things were just a tad bit simpler. You had your boat, the water, and nothing stopping you from living the carefree nautical life you always wanted. The "Tolchester Revisited Museum" will allow you to immerse yourself in the nostalgia of a time that’s come and gone. Exhibits feature artifacts, memorabilia, and photos.
How Do You See Them?
Like all things worth seeing, you have to do just a little bit of leg work to see these beautiful gems, though they’re quite worth it. So if you want to enjoy some history and see what those who worked on the waterways back then around Rock Hall, MD. take a trip by boat, plane or car just remember this is history in the making still.
Contact the Town of Rock Hall to set up a time to see them by calling below....
Phone: (410) 639-7611 X 110
Address: 5585 Main Street
Rock Hall, MD 21661
What Else Should You Do?
Well, we’d be remiss if we didn’t mention that after you’re done exploring the rich nautical heritage of Rock Hall, you should stop onto Wheelhouse for a cold, frosty brew and a delicious seafood dinner fresh from our kitchen! Stay for outdoor games or pull up a seat at the tiki bar. We’ll be waiting!
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