Not many public rest rooms on the island, so this one is needed. Central location and usually…read moreclean. It's also heated. Close to the boardwalk and shops.

I purchased a home in this neighborhood this year. The fees are very low for all that you get. A…read morewell kept Marina, private lake with beach access and another beach on the river. The club house is also very well mantained as well as the pool. There are Tennis courts and a screened in Barbeque area as well. The staff are helpful and very friendly and especially welcoming to new neighbors/members. It is certainly the "Hidden gem" we were promised by our realtor when we were shopping for a vacation home.

Beautiful place. It's a part of American history of which this area is full of. Excited to see…read moreother historical places such as George Washington's childhood home, down the road.

I had never been here before and didn't realize how close it was to Stratford Hall. It is free to…read moreenjoy on the outside grounds. It was very easy to find close to Colonial Beach VA in the same area where other famous people were born. Its close to George Wasington Birthplace also. The Visitors Center and actual House now museum was closed due to Covid-19 but the Grounds and park was open. There is plenty of signs and its a very very nice park to check out when visiting the area. Great to learn history with the kids and walk around the hiking trails!! Beautiful area! Highly recommend and impressed!

An excellent private historical site. We have been here before and took a private tour. That was no…read morelonger offered due to the foreign virus. There are live human guides around but they do not walk the place with you but are available to answer any questions you might have. The recorded tour was very good with many options to hear the story of the place and its inhabitants. The enslaved and indentured folks who lived and worked here are well represented in the tour. We really enjoyed it and highly recommend a stop. We spent 2 solid hours inside the Plantation house and walking the grounds. You can stay as long as you wish. Cost was minimal $14 each and value was excellent. You could choose just a house or exterior tour we chose both. Mark & Nancy.

Fantastic! The team were easy to work with. Great place to see and alot of family events near by. I…read morewill definitely be finitely back!

Another unique historical landmark in St Leonard, Md. Built around 1897 and rumored to be the…read morefirst bldg in Calvert with indoor plumbing and running water. President Taft was a friend of Congressman Parran, and the President stayed here at times.

An interesting and unique historical landmark, just a few minutes from RT 4 in Saint Leonard, Md…read more This polling house was built in 1926 and residents voted here until 1974. The Garden of Remembrance honors all those held dear in the hearts of area residents. It also honors First Ladies Mrs. John Quincy Adams and Mrs. Zachary Taylor, who were related by birth or family ties to St. Leonard. Calvert County has, remarkably, retained four of its historic polling houses - Utilitarian in nature, these one-room structures served the county from the late 19th through the mid-20th century. Most had two doors so that voters could move easily in one door, cast their vote, and exit out the other. These structures have an important story to tell as the center of civic life. "These polling houses weren't segregated - Calvert County's black and white residents cast their votes together here. Following school integration in the 1960s, the polling houses were abandoned and voting often took place in schools." Oral histories document that these sites served as important centers of social as well as political activity, with oysters, crabcakes, and fried chicken being sold to hungry voters here on election day. Although the way in which we cast our vote may have changed, our responsibility has not. As you make your way to the polls this Election Day, remember the story of these humble landmarks....and then go get a crabcake! Location. 38° 28.266′ N, 76° 30.285′ W. Marker is in Saint Leonard, Maryland, in Calvert County. Marker is on St. Leonard Road (Maryland Route 765) 0.1 miles south of Calvert Beach Road, on the right when traveling south.

This was the first time I had ever been to this library and I must say, it did not disappoint! The…read morelibrary is cozy but the kids section was open and the selection was vast. I came here so I could get some work done and the kids had a ball - reading, using the computer, and playing in the "kitchen". The staff here was so NICE and accommodating. They were really in tune with the kids. We even got invited to a bird demonstration they did from the humane society, and the kids actually paid attention and made me build the bird feeder that we received and learned how to make from the presentation. Definitely adding this one to the library rotation.

I've been here four times…read more First time, I just wanted to get signed up for a library card so that way I would be set if I ever needed anything down the road. Assuming I would not really be back. The second time, I lost internet in my house for a few hours and went there to work on my laptop for work. The third time, I picked up a book that I had reserved online that they had brought over from the other branch. The fourth time I went in to use the computer to print some tax paperwork. Each time the staff members were ready to help and knowledgeable and I'm really glad because I was in a few tight spots there and I felt like the staff was always ready. I'll def be going back to either get books or study.

The Benedict Bridge was started in 1950 and was completed in 1952; the bridge remained the…read moresouthernmost crossing of the Patuxent River for 25 years. The bridge was tolled from its opening until around 1955. MD 231 was reconstructed between Hughesville and Prince Frederick in the mid- to late 1950s to better serve intercounty traffic. A two lane swing bridge, it is very narrow with no shoulder. Length of largest span: 78.1 ft. Total length: 3,348.3 ft. (0.6 mi.) Deck width: 24.0 ft. Inspection report (as of February 2018) Overall condition: Fair Superstructure condition rating: Fair (5 out of 9) Substructure condition rating: Fair (5 out of 9) Deck condition rating: Fair (5 out of 9) Sufficiency rating: 44.8 (out of 100)