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For being a town that was established in the early 1700s, one can certainly say that Easton is historic. Visitors see the importance of the town in the history of the country. Existing proofs of this include the Third Haven Meeting House, a Quaker religious site and one of the oldest in the state. The best time to visit Easton is in November when it holds its world-famous Waterfowl Festival. Visitors may also come in the summer when the town holds its annual Talbot County Fair. It is during these times when Easton bed and breakfast inns can be filled up with guests. In the evenings scheduled live performances by the ArtHouse Live, an Easton theatre company, can be viewed. To shop for organic farm products, go to the Amish Market which is less than a mile from the center of the town of Easton. The Customs House is one of the museums in Easton. By Miles River Guest House.

4 bed and breakfast inns found.
 
 
1. Bishop's House - Easton, MD

The innkeepers of this in-town Victorian lovingly restored it in 1988. The three-and-a-half-story clapboard and gabled roof home includes three spacious...
2. Inn at 202 Dover - Easton, MD

Fully restored, this historic Colonial Revival mansion is conveniently located near downtown shopping, theatre, and art galleries. Elegant and spacious suites...

Bed and breakfast inns near Easton, Maryland

Relax at year-round accommodations on the harbor overlooking the Miles River and the Chesapeake Bay in scenic St. Gracious amenities hallmark this elegant and...
During the 1978 restoration of this inn, an archeological dig made an interesting discovery. Before 1733, the site was a tannery operated by the Shoemaker of...

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