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Stevensville, MD Hotels
Kent Manor Inn
500 Kent Manor Drive
Stevensville, MD 21666
Nightly Rates: ($220.50 - $395.00)
2 Star
Our Waterfront Country Inn on sprawling 226- acres is located only 12 miles from Annapolis on Kent Island. In Historic Kent Manor Inn, circa 1820, every room radiates the warmth, intimacy and attentio... Click for More Info
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Maryland Offbeat Attraction Map
RoadsideAmerica.com's map of Maryland's unusual tourist attractions, museums, and landmarks.
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 Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near MarylandWhile in Maryland, you might enjoy a visit to: Heroes of stealth surveillance are remembered in this public park. Monument of a large plowshare (plow blade) made from confiscated DC guns. It's 19-feet tall, standing here since 1959. Owney can be seen at the National Postal Museum, wearing a small doggy vest bristling with medals and mail bag tags. |