Stevensville

Historic Stevensville, also known as the Stevensville Historic District, is a nationally recognized historic district within the downtown area of this Maryland town. This district of Stevensville, Maryland is made up of around one hundred historic structures, showing what the town looked like during its early day. It can be found along what was formerly a part of Cockey Lane and a section of Love Point Road, but the majority of the Stevensville Historic District is located along East Main Street. Historic Stevensville, as would be expected, is also listed on the country’s National Register of Historic Places.

Stevensville Crab Shack offers delicious seafood platters, fresh salads, homemade soups, and cabs steamed to order in the Chesapeake Bay town of Stevensville. Owned and operated by Cheri and Bob Wittman, this local seafood restaurant first opened to the community in 1998 and specializes in oysters and Blue Crabs from the Chesapeake Bay, which are delivered every day by some of the best watermen in the area. Located along the “Maryland Crab and Oyster Trail,” the Stevensville Crab Shack has the Bay Bridge as its backdrop and is typically open from 11:00am to 7:00pm, Monday through Saturday.

116 Pier 1 Rd, Stevensville, MD 21666, Phone: 410-604-2722

Silver Swan Bayside in Stevensville, Maryland is an elegant venue for events situated along the waterfront of the Queen Anne Marina. Offering an ideal backdrop for events along the Eastern Shore of Maryland, the facility is often used for holiday celebrations, corporate parties, and gorgeous weddings. One of the best things about the Silver Swan Bayside is the unmatched views of the scenic and beautiful Chesapeake Bay, which can be enjoyed outdoors from the lawns, patio areas, and lovely gardens or indoors from the elegant dining room. Boasting water access, events here can even include fishing, canoeing, and other water activities.

412 Congressional Dr, Stevensville, MD 21666, Phone: 443-249-0400