Emergent scholarship detailing unknown visits Frederick Douglass made to the Mid-Shore area of the Delmarva has generated fresh reflections and opened new interpretations of the lost history of Maryland'\;s Eastern Shore following the American Civil War.
\n\nLearn connections Frederick Douglass maintained to communities in Cambridge and Denton throughout his entire life from Wye House playmate Daniel Lloyd to the centuries-long sustained friendship of the Douglass (Bailey) Family to the Waymans of Caroline County to Bishop John Fletcher Hurst\, founder of American University\, to Rev. Henry Augustus Monroe\, drummer boy for the 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry.
\n\nTake a closer look at the lost local history of the Shore through modern and antiquarian perspectives with local walking tours which include the Dorchester and Caroline County court houses\, Long Wharf\, Denton Steamboat Wharf\, Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church and Waugh Chapel in Cambridge.
\n\n* \;Tour of Cambridge will include visit to Harriet Tubman Mural at the Harriet Tubman Museum and Education Center at 424 Race Street downtown. \;*
\n LOCATION:Free parking is available on site. Tour will include walking tour of Cambridge followed by bus transportation to Denton for a walking tour. Bus will return to Cambridge where late lunch at Snapper's is voluntary. Total walking is 3 - 4 miles. Not recommended for individuals with mobility issues. Bus will seat total of fifteen (15). Waiting list will be generated in event of sellout. Group rates may apply. Rain or Shine UID:e.1366.2536 SEQUENCE:3 DTSTAMP:20260424T011716Z URL:https://business.carolinechamber.org/events/details/frederick-douglass-in-the-mid-shore-walking-tour-of-old-denton-cambridge-2536 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR