Annie Oakley House (circa 1912) 28 Bellevue Aveune, Cambridge, MD 21613, The only surviving residence that was either owned or occupied by Annie Oakley as a primary and permanent residence. 

Spocott Windmill Route 343, Cambridge, MD 21613, Located Six Miles West of Cambridge, 410-228-7090, The only existing windmill used for grinding grain in Maryland, this is a reproduction of a post-type Dutch windmill. A Colonial tenant farmhouse, an 1868 one-room schoolhouse, and a general store are also on the property.

Dorchester Heritage Museum 1904 Horn Point Road, Cambridge, MD 21613, 410-228-1899, Open Mid-April thru late October, Sat-Sun, 1-4:30pm; or by appointment. Highlights local heritage with displays, Waterman Room, Aviation Hall, and Archaeology Room. 

Joie De Vivre Gallery 410 Race Street, Cambridge, MD 21613, 410-228-7000, Art by local, national & international artists.

Meredith House & Nield Museum 902 La Grange Avenue, Cambridge, MD 21613, 410-228-7953, A 1760 Georgian home, the Meredith House contains artifacts from six Maryland governors. A child's room containing antique dolls and toys, and many other period displays. The Nield Museum houses an extensive collection of agricultural, maritime, industrial, Native American artifacts. 

Richardson Maritime Museum 401 High Street, Cambridge, MD 21613, 410-221-1871, 800-522-8687, Open March through October: Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Sunday & Wednesday from 1 to 4 p.m. November through February: Saturday & Sunday from 1-4 PM or by appointment year round. Restoration at the Ruark Boatworks at Maryland Avenue & Hayward Streets is in progress Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.. A docent is on duty on Saturdays 1 to 4 p.m. The Modelers Guild meets Tuesday evenings at 6:30 p.m. more... 

Stanley Institue 2439 Rock Drive, Cambridge, MD 21613, 410-228-0401, By appointment only. One of Maryland's oldest schools organized and maintained by a black community now serves as a museum. 

Underground Railroad: Harriet Tubman Museum 424 Race Street, Cambridge, MD 21613, 410-228-0401, Learn about the life of Harriet Tubman and Afican-American heitage through exhibits, films, and escorted or driving tours. Call for schedule. 

Vienna Heritage Museum 303 Race Street, Cambridge, MD 21869, Located 15 Miles East-Southeast in Vienna, 410-376-0490, Located in the old Hurst and Brother Service Station and Confectionary Shop, the Vienna Heritage Museum features artifacts, antiques, and historic memorabilia from the Vienna area. Equipment from the last operating family button factory in the country, the Martinek Button Factory, is also on display.

Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge 2145 Key Wallace Drive, Cambridge, MD 21613, 410-228-2677, Open from dawn til dusk. Enjoy watching hugh flocks of ducks, geese and swans migrate through the park in November and December. Largest nesting population of bald eagles on the East Coast. 

Brooks Barrel Company 5228 Buckstown Road, Cambridge, MD 21613, 410-228-0790, Tours by appointment, groups up to 25. Watch the creation of wooden barrels from local pine logs. One of the last remaining slack cooperages in the U.S.. 

Blackwater Paddle & Pedal Adventures 4303 Bucktown Road, Cambridge, MD 21613, 410-901-9255, Blackwater Paddle & Pedal Adventures provides bike, canoe and kayak rentals. Guided tours and adventures are also available. more... 

Cambridge Lady Cruises Gay Street and Court Lane, 410-221-0776, Elegant to casual cruises. Explore Maryland's Eastern shore on the 47 foot custom desgined wood passagner vessel. Call for information and departure times. more...

Channel Charters High Street, Cambridge, MD 21613, Long Wharf, 410-228-1645, Cruise aboard an authentic Chesapeake Bay built work boat, Satisfaction. Learn how the work boat is used in the oyster and crab industries. Full, half-day, and hourly charters are available. more...

Nathan of Dorchester 526 Poplar Street, Cambridge, MD 21613, 410-228-7141, Open May thru October. Offers sailing cruises on the Choptank River. The skipjack offers educational programs and serves as an ambassador that travels the entire Bay.