101 ► Maryland, Queen Anne's County, Stevensville — Grollman's Store —

B. F. Brown's Store, 1877 William Cockey's Store, 1885-1920 — — Map (db m137777) HM

102 ► Maryland, Queen Anne's County, Stevensville — Kent Island — “The Isle of Kent” —

. . . — — Map (db m129186) HM

103 ► Maryland, Queen Anne's County, Stevensville — Kent Island —

First English Settlement Within Maryland August - 1631 — — Map (db m138229) HM

104 ► Maryland, Queen Anne's County, Stevensville — Old Stevensville Post Office —

The precise construction date of this building is not yet known, but the structure appears on an 1877 map and served as the Stevensville Post Office for the first half of the 20th century. The government paid rent of $18.75 per month and $25 per . . . — — Map (db m137774) HM

105 ► Maryland, Queen Anne's County, Stevensville — Stevensville Bank — 1909 — 409 Love Point Road —

Individually listed in the National Register of Historic Places — — Map (db m137775) HM

106 ► Maryland, Queen Anne's County, Stevensville — Stevensville Train Depot —

This train station was built in 1902, when the Queen Anne's County Railroad Company extended its western terminus 13 miles to the northwest, from Queenstown to Love Point. A connection was made with steamboats for transport across the Chesapeake . . . — — Map (db m137781) HM

107 ► Maryland, Queen Anne's County, Sudlersville — Dudley's Chapel —

The first Methodist meeting house in Queen Anne's County, and one of the earliest in the Nation, was built in 1783 on land donated by Joshua Dudley. The Queen Anne's Methodist Society, organized in 1774, was responsible for building the chapel. The . . . — — Map (db m138248) HM

108 ► Maryland, Queen Anne's County, Sudlersville — Dudley's Chapel — Built in 1783 on land donated by Joshua Dudley —

The first Methodist meeting house in Queen Anne’s County. It is one of the earliest surviving Methodist Churches in the nation. It grew out of a society organized in 1774. Bishops Francis Asbury, Thomas Coke and Richard Whatcoat preached here. The . . . — — Map (db m168191) HM

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109 ► Maryland, Queen Anne's County, Sudlersville — James Emory Foxx — (1907-1967) —

Philadelphia Athletics (A.L.) 1925-35, Boston Red Sox (A.L.) 1936-42 Chicago Cubs (N.L.) 1942, 1944, Philadelphia Phillies (N.L.) 1945 Jimmy was the greatest righthanded slugger of his time, hitting 30 or more home runs in 12 consecutive . . . — — Map (db m167313) HM

110 ► Maryland, Queen Anne's County, Sudlersville — St. Andrew's Chapel, 1880 Sudlersville, MD — Reported damaged

St. Andrew's Chapel is a charming wooden gothic structure built on a design by Richard Upjohn, the nation's outstanding 19th century church architect. This style is sometimes referred to as Carpenter Gothic. The chapel . . . — — Map (db m243031) HM

111 ► Maryland, Queen Anne's County, Sudlersville — Sudlersville —

Birthplace of James E. (Jimmy) Foxx 1907 - 1967 Baseball Hall of Fame — — Map (db m167320) HM

112 ► Maryland, Queen Anne's County, Sudlersville — Sudlersville Memorial Library —

After the Civil War the majority of the Trustees left Dudley's Chapel and came into Sudlersville to begin a new church, thus Wesley Chapel Methodist Episcopal Church was established in 1868. A new larger church built on the same site was later . . . — — Map (db m168196) HM

113 ► Maryland, Queen Anne's County, Sudlersville — Sudlersville Train Station —

Not long after the Civil War, the Queen Anne's and Kent Railroad laid track to Sudlersville's doorstep heralding a period of growth. By 1869 the railroad provided transportation not only to those who lived in and around Sudlersville, but it also . . . — — Map (db m138245) HM

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