In Maryland the land across the Chesapeake Bay, the Eastern Shore, is a place rich in history. The landscape itself oozes history and speaks in many voices for those willing to listen. Dorchester County, founded in 1669, is one of the Shores’ most historic places most famous for its connection to Harriet Tubman.
This week’s guest Amanda Fenstermaker works tirelessly to market, advocate and protect her native county’s history – and the results are showing as the county is quickly becoming a major tourist destination for those interested in learning about our nation’s African-American history.
Join us this week for a journey to the Eastern Shore, a teaser for a real road trip you’ll certainly want to make on your own very soon.
PreserveCast Ep. 14 Tolson's Chapel and the History of Reconstruction
PreserveCast Ep. 13: Architectural Documentation Best Practices with HABS/HAER
PreserveCast Ep. 12: Civil War Medicine and the Modern Day with Jake Wynn
PreserveCast Ep. 11: Planning for Self-Driving Cars: Now is the Time
PreserveCast Ep. 10: Cemetery Preservation with the Coalition to Protect Maryland Burial Sites
PreserveCast Ep. 09: A Friend of Maryland is a Friend of Mine
PreserveCast Ep. 08: Lend Your Ear to a Preservation Engineer
PreserveCast Ep. 07: Preservation Through Lasers with Joe Nicoli of Direct Dimensions
PreserveCast Ep. 06: The Art of 3D Modeling with Michelle Eshelman
PreserveCast Ep. 05: It's Easy Being Green with Architect Nakita Reed
PreserveCast Ep. 04: Yearnin' for Mount Vernon with Rob Shenk
PreserveCast Ep. 03: Underwater Archaeology with Dr. Susan Langley
PreserveCast Ep. 02: A Window Into the Mind of a Historic Preservationist
PreserveCast Ep. 01: Welcome to the Drone Zone
PreserveCast Ep. 00: What is Preservation Maryland Anyway?
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