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Learn and Explore

Explore

There are so many different ways to experience Historic Elk Landing.  Take time to explore and imagine!  Enjoy a walk and explore on your own - or explore virtually, it's up to you!  The Hollingswoth House is open once again for visitors!  Keep checking back for future Open House dates!

Learn

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Revolutionary War

Read about the original "British Invasion" as some of the invading army pass through

"The Landing". 

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War of 1812

The calm of "The Landing" is disrupted when cannons at Fort Hollingsworth successfully repel a British attack.

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Hetty Boulden

Discover details about Hetty and her role in the defense of Elkton during the War of 1812.

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Jefferson Letter

An original Thomas Jefferson letter is unexpectadly found in the Hollingsworth House!

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Hollingsworth Quilt

Read the story about a Hollingsworth family heirloom that found its way to Elk Landing.

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Reminisces

Judge Sample recalls his boyhood at Elk Landing and Elkton, in a series of letters to the Cecil Whig.

Discover Local History

Immerse yourself in the rich heritage of Historic Elk Landing, a treasure trove of stories and artifacts. Explore the site's significance in Related Sites in Cecil County, and uncover the past through engaging exhibits and guided tours.

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The Diebert Boatyard

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Visit us on the national trail system.  Elk Landing is part of the Washington-Rochambeau Historic Trail and the Star-Spangled Banner Trail.

Historic Elk Landing Foundation

590 Landing Lane
PO Box 277
Elkton, Maryland 21922

ElkLandingFoundation@gmail.com

(410) 620-6400

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