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Fall 2026 at Historic Elk Landing: Liberty Tree Dedication, Puppet Theater & Spooky Stories

Sep 8
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Fall 2026 Calendar


Living History • Elkton, Maryland

Gather at the Landing this Autumn

The Historic Elk Landing Foundation invites you to experience our vibrant fall 2026 programming. From colonial puppetry and monumental tree dedications to lantern-lit storytelling, immerse yourself in our rich cultural heritage along the Elk River.


Historic brick homestead surrounded by autumn trees.

Chapter 01

SEP 19

Seats Available

Declaration of Independence Signers Who Were Masons

Presented by renowned puppeteer Jack Foreaker. Discover the intriguing personal narratives and Masonic ties among the founding signers in an engaging, one-of-a-kind living history presentation. Limited seating remains available for this unique performance.


Chapter 02 • Landmark Celebration

Liberty Tree Dedication Ceremony

SEP 27

1:30 PM — Live Music Gathering 2:00 PM — Official Dedication Ceremony

Commemorate historic roots with the dedication of our Liberty Tree. Arrive early to enjoy live regional music before the formal address celebrating community preservation and historic stewardship.


Chapter 03

OCT 24

Evening Program

Spooky Stories from the Landing

As twilight settles across the historic grounds, join us for an evening of authentic folklore, eerie colonial tales, and special guided tours. Perfect for families, history buffs, and autumn thrill-seekers alike.


Dedicated to preserving the historic Elk Landing site through educational, cultural, and community-focused programming in Elkton, Maryland.


 
 
 

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590 Landing Lane
PO Box 277
Elkton, Maryland 21922

ElkLandingFoundation@gmail.com

(410) 620-6400

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