DuPont Estate at Site of Lost 17th-Century Town For Sale on Chester River
There is no shortage of beautiful properties on the banks of Maryland’s Eastern Shore to
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Chesapeake Bay Magazine Becomes Proud Media Partner of Annapolis Film Festival
The Annapolis Film Festival (AFF) is proud to announce an exciting new media partnership with
VIDEO: Chesapeake Bay Ice Boat Sailors Get Their Big Moment in Winter 2025
This winter, the Chesapeake Bay experienced a rare environmental phenomenon. A weakened polar vortex sent
Nation’s Oldest Privately Owned Ferry Gets New Owner in Time for 2025 Season
The Oxford-Bellevue Ferry, a fixture on the Tred Avon River for an amazing 342 years,
Made on the Bay: Old-School Crab Pot Builder Thrives in Crisfield
How does a crab pot business stay strong when you do everything by hand, reject
Uniquely Chesapeake Ways to Celebrate Black History Month
What we know today as Black History Month started in 1926 as a simple week-long
Virginia’s False Cape Becomes Newest (and Maybe Most Remote) Civil War Trails Site
Virginia’s False Cape State Park, already known for its six miles of unspoiled white-sand beach,
Why Charter if you Own a Boat? Cruising Guru “Bob Bitchin” Makes a Strong Case
Why would boat owners on the Chesapeake, who already spend half the year enjoying their
Esteemed Artist Celebrates Mathews, VA, Deck Boat’s 100th Year
Virginia’s Middle Peninsula takes pride in its workboat heritage, and the 1925 deck boat Peggy
How Far Would You Go to Save a 97-Year-Old Wooden Houseboat?
For as long as I can remember, my family took “creek crawls” on our powerboat—zipping
MD Seeks First-time Public Nominations for “Admiral of the Chesapeake Bay” Honor
It’s an impressive title to carry: Admiral of the Chesapeake Bay. Since 1959, Maryland governors
Ice Heroes: A Maryland Pilot’s Firsthand Account of the Historic 1977 Bay Freeze
Retired Maryland Bay Pilot First Class Bill Band brought ships in and out of the