- Antique Row (Baltimore, Md.): In a single block of Howard Street, a few blocks north of downtown, serious antiques fans can find old silver, chandeliers, assorted porcelain, and chairs of all sizes and shapes.
- Downtown Annapolis, Md.: Main Street and Maryland Avenue offer all kinds of choices in little shops. Tuscan kitchenware, Christmas ornaments, antique mirrors, and Navy sweatshirts are only a few of the items on these charming streets. There are a few chain stores, but the best shops are locally owned.
Maryland Travel Experiences
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And We've Finally Made It
We got going out of LA nice and early but that didn't stop the traffic on the 405. Nor did we beat the crowds in LAX. But we were in good... Continue reading »
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Day 2
Today we all managed to pry ourselves out of bed and make down stairs, eat breakfast and on the bus by 8am, for those of you who haven't... Continue reading »
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Washington Museums
Wingy returned at 4 in the morning following his pub crawl. At one point he even had to wait outside with a 50 year old lady becuase nei... Continue reading »
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The Capital City
10th May 1998I don't believe this. It's STILL pouring. Unbelievable. I just hope that Washington fares better. We packed up and made trac... Continue reading »
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Now Around the Town
We started at the Arlington Cemetery, where we saw the sights. We decided not to take the tram but walk instead, braving the sun and heat... Continue reading »
