I had read through the listings of Maryland historical buildings before I left for this trip hoping to remember their locations while driving. I knew that I was close this church that I had read about earlier while driving through Marion, MD but wasn't exactly sure what I was looking for. Then, WHAM!, all of a sudden, it practically hit me in the face!This beautiful giant building is the Marion Baptist Church, built in 1925, organized in 1896. Here is a picture of the church in October of 1984 from the historical society. (Click on the above text to view...

Do you enjoy tomatoes? I found the coolest spot today if you’re a tomato lover.This old warehouse shadows over Kings Creek, hundreds of farm acres, and the nearby railroad. A perfect location for a large canning factory.The Somerset Packing Co. was opened in the late 1800’s. There were several canneries in south Somerset County, Maryland at this time. These canneries were always located close to railroads and the Pocomoke River so the produce, from local farms, could be shipped to other areas of the United States via trains or steamboats. The Somerset Packing Co. was a tomato cannery in Pocomoke, MD....

I don't know much about this scene... except that it's beautiful. A few days ago, I went to South Point, MD, during sunset to watch the sun disappear into the Sinepuxent Bay. It's always a spectacular scene to witness. While there, I snapped a few shots of the abandoned South Point Stables.Someone owns the property that these historic stables call home. The structure itself hasn't been touched in years (other than to staple more "no trespassing" sings to the entrances). The grass is always mowed though so someone has to be keeping a close eye on this place.It appears to...

Anthropologie’s new April 2011 catalog is here! Well, technically not here yet. It hasn’t reached my little mailbox, but it has been posted on their website. Seeing as I check their site at least once a day I immediately noticed the updated lookbooks! I’m swooning over everything in this month’s catalog. It makes me wish that I had lots of places to wear these outfits to and lots of extra money to buy everything! What do you think about the colors and styling this month? Don’t you just love Anthropologie’s vintage-inspired stylings?

What is the name of this place and what's the history behind it? I'm usually a sleuth when it comes to researching places and buildings, but this barn has me stumped! These 2 beautiful wooden-slated barns stand side by side down a long dirt lane outside of Snow Hill, Maryland's town center. It was kind of falling apart, the floors were caved in, and the roofing was dangling from the rafters. The rusty finials and weathervanes on the roof were so eyecatching.These barns were located off of Washington Street and really close to the Old Snow Hill train station. The train...