Post by Admin on Apr 5, 2016 18:02:47 GMT
Spring Programs at the Historical Society of Kent County
Spring is here and there is no better time to take a historic stroll through Chestertown with the Historical Society of Kent County! After a long winter, the Geddes Piper House Museum, located at 101 Church Alley, is once again open for public visits Saturdays 1pm to 3pm through October. This 18th-century home is filled with period antiques and local history. If something outside is more to your liking the Historical Society of Kent County also offers group walking tours of historic Chestertown. Reservations are required for the one-hour walking tour, groups must have a minimum of four people, and tickets are $15 in advance. Looking for a historical orientation to the county? Come view our new permanent exhibition “Discovering the Key to Kent County” at the Bordley History Center located at 301 High Street, Wednesday through Saturday 10am to 3pm. The exhibition is possible due to the financial support of the Stories of the Chesapeake Heritage Area and the Maryland Heritage Areas Authority. For more information about any of these programs please visit www.kentcountyhistory.org, call 410.778.3499, or visit the Bordley History Center at 301 High Street, Chestertown, MD 21620.
Spring is here and there is no better time to take a historic stroll through Chestertown with the Historical Society of Kent County! After a long winter, the Geddes Piper House Museum, located at 101 Church Alley, is once again open for public visits Saturdays 1pm to 3pm through October. This 18th-century home is filled with period antiques and local history. If something outside is more to your liking the Historical Society of Kent County also offers group walking tours of historic Chestertown. Reservations are required for the one-hour walking tour, groups must have a minimum of four people, and tickets are $15 in advance. Looking for a historical orientation to the county? Come view our new permanent exhibition “Discovering the Key to Kent County” at the Bordley History Center located at 301 High Street, Wednesday through Saturday 10am to 3pm. The exhibition is possible due to the financial support of the Stories of the Chesapeake Heritage Area and the Maryland Heritage Areas Authority. For more information about any of these programs please visit www.kentcountyhistory.org, call 410.778.3499, or visit the Bordley History Center at 301 High Street, Chestertown, MD 21620.