Posted in Maryland September 09, 2018 by

There’s A Quirky Windmill Park Hiding Right Here In Maryland And You’ll Want To Plan Your Visit

There are many historic gems hiding around Maryland — you just have to know where to look. Few people know about the following spot, which is a shame, because it’s incredibly unique! Check out this historic windmill park where you can learn about the past while being surrounded by whimsical structures. There’s no other attraction in Maryland quite like it.

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Find Spocott Windmill and surrounding historic structures just outside of Cambridge, Maryland.
spocottwindmill.org
The windmill was built in 1972 as a reconstruction of one from the 1800s. Since then, many more historic buildings have been moved to the property, creating a small village that beckons to the 19th century.
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This property offers self-guided tours 365 days a year so feel free to peruse the sites and read all about their history.
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Visit the one room schoolhouse, which was built all the way back in 1870. It ran from 1871 to 1923.
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Step inside to see what learning was like long ago. Can you imagine taking a test while being crammed into this tiny space?
Flickr / Eli Pousson
This charming structure is known as the Adaline Wheatley Cottage and was built and was built between 1775 and 1825.
Flickr / Eli Pousson
Several other buildings sprinkle the property, all giving a glimpse into the past.
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Know somebody who would love this place? Then plan a trip and bring a camera to capture the charming views. It's like a portal to yesteryear, right here in Maryland.
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Address:

Route 343, between Richardson Road and Castle Haven Road

Cambridge, MD 21613

For information about this fascinating historic area, visit the website here.

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