Christfield Historic Tawes Museum

Crisfield is an important commercial port.

One of the most popular and major recreational activities provided here is sport fishing. You can fish here from mid-May through October.

The Governor J. Millard Toews Historical Museum is named after the man who became Maryland’s 54th governor. The museum is dedicated to local history and maritime life. It offers walking tours of a wooden sidewalk and a factory specializing in processing seafood from the deep sea.

A visit to the Crisfield Historic District, where the Ward Brothers waterfowl carving workshop stands out, will be of interest.

Christfield Historic Tawes Museum, 3 9th St., Somers Cove Mariners.

Mon-Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; winter: 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Fr.

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