At The Beach, Atlantic Coast Maryland Information Resource Comprehensive Information Resource - Ocean City, Ocean Pines, and surrounding regions. When it comes to information, if we don't have it, we will get it. In the mid 1760s, possible canal routes were surveyed along a conceptual route stretching across the Delmarva Peninsula from the headwaters of the Chesapeake Bay to the Delaware River. The Chesapeake and Delaware Canal was the vision of Augustine Herman to connect Maryland commerce with the colonies to the North. Stroll the Riverwalk, sail to a sandy beach for your own private picnic, catch a Rockfish or hop a jetski, explore fossils from millions of years ago at the Calvert Marine Museum and tour the Drum Point Lighthouse, enjoy fine waterfront dining, unique shops, quaint bed and breakfasts and fine hotels.
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From a small draft of air, three local townsmen Benton Stebbins, Billy Campbell, and Andrew Campbell found what had taken 400 million years to create. It was a cavern that covered over 64 acres and descended 164 feet below the earth's surface. Within its depths they discovered crystal-clear pools, immense chambers and ancient formations of vibrantly colored stone. It was, by all definitions, a natural wonder. Enjoy performing arts, shopping, golf, and cultural attractions.