The Art League of Ocean City, Inc. is a non-profit dedicated to the enrichment of life through the arts. Exhibits, classes, workshops, lectures, trips. Adults and children.

Circa 1832. Beautifully preserved Federal style, early nineteenth century house museum. Local antiques, artifacts and written histories allow visitors a glimpse into the lives of many who left a...

Circa 1870. Home to Dr. Isaac Costen, family physician and first mayor or Pocomoke. Exhibits show the lifestye of the Costen family from 1870 - 1920 including Dr Costen's medical instruments. Also...

The Delmarva Discovery Center, on the Pocomoke River offers interactive and engaging exhibits for children, families and visitors of all ages. The exhibits focus on the rich and diverse history of...

19th-century iron furnace and industrial village buildings on 25 wooded acres. Museum, iron furnace, weaving house, kitchen garden, blacksmith shop, church, woodworker's shop, privy, farm implement...

Circa 1902. One of the country's smallest banks complete with walk-in vault and antique teller cages. Exhibits and memorabilia from the rural community's past. Self-guilded tour of blacksmith's...

Est. 1942. The "Attic of Worcester County." Numerous exhibits interpreting the history of Worcester County over the last 500 years. Native American History, historic fashions. Victorian general...

There is something for everyone at Little Salisbury Park. The park features the Ocean City Art League, two hard tennis courts, a basketball court and a children's playground.

Local country school from early 20th century. Furnished as a working school with desks, recitation bench, lunch pails, pencil cases, assorted texts & school memorabilia. Fee. Open late July -...

Calvin B. Taylor House Museum 208 N. Main St., Berlin 410-641-1019 www.taylorhousemuseum.org. Costen House 206 Market St. Pocomoke City, 410-957-3110 www.worcestermuseums.org ...

The Times and Tides of Ocean City, Maryland. Historic building displays of Ocean City's past & the history of the U.S. Life-Saving Service. Aquariums, shipwreck artifacts, bathing suits, mermaids,...

Circa 1910. Rail service in Worcester County has run from 1872 until the present. Queponco was a vital part of this system until 1960 when due to lack of demand for passenger service, the use of...

Come on over to Ripley's Believe It or Not! where truth is stranger than fiction. Located on the famous Ocean City Boardwalk at the Pier, Ripley's has an authentic shrunken head, the world's rarest...

Circa 1756. Flemish bond brick structure served as a "chapel of ease" during Maryland's colonial era. Much of the original building has been retained and restored. Vintage "1600's" weddings...

Circa 1900. The only African-American one-room school remaining in Worcester County. The School and Heritage House have been lovingly restored and preserves, promotes and protects the rich cultural...

As you stoll thru the shore's most beautiful attraction, you will be thrilled by the beauty of art inspired by nature and created by master sculptors. While here browse our exceptional gift shop,...

Antique, classic, special interest car museum & gift shop. Over 30 exhibits featuring Jack Benny's Overland, a 1928 Lincoln passenger touring car and an 1830 rural mail delivery wagon. See Joe...