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Baltimore's Washington Monument, now in holiday garb, is older than the District's. (Grant L. Gursky - For The Washington Post)
Baltimost 
A quest for the quirky superlatives of Baltimore, a city of firsts and lasts and bests and worsts.

Previous Maryland Travel Stories
Hour Town: It's about 60 minutes to downtown Frederick from downtown D.C. But it feels farther away -- and longer ago. (Post, May 5, 2004)

Baltimore Cruises Cut Back: Only One Major Line Plans to Sail From Md. Port in 2005 (Post, Oct. 3, 2004)

Frederick Bridges, Uncovered (Post, July 9, 2004)

Victorian Update (Post, June 6, 2004)

Cliff-Hugging On the Chesapeake (Post, June 6, 2004)

Making Yourself at Home by the Bay (Post, June 6, 2004)

DETAILS Finding a B&B in Maryland and Virginia (Post, June 6, 2004)

10 Things to Do in . . . Annapolis (Post, April 28, 2004)

To the Manor Borrowed: In Baltimore, Be Mistress of a Country House -- For a Weekend (Post, Jan. 21, 2004)

Baltimore, Wrapped In Mystery (Post, Jan. 18, 2004)

Dash Away All: Only two weekends left to visit the reindeer of Maryland's Applewood Farm. Come Christmas Eve, they're busy. (Post, Dec. 10, 2003)

How the Mighty Have Fall: Presidents enjoy autumn in Maryland's Catoctin Mountains. You can, too. (Post, Nov. 5, 2003)

Night and Bay: Ready to live on your 'own' sailboat for a few days? The Chesapeake in the fall is charter perfect. (Post, Oct. 1, 2003)

Where the Wild Things Are: For 100 years now, National Wildlife Refuges have been havens for traveling species -- not least, the Weekending Washingtonian. (Post, Oct. 15, 2003)

A Few Nights Without Power? Cool!: At a 'Treehouse' Campground in Maryland, Primitive Is In (Post, Sept. 24, 2003)

Going, Going . . . Still Here: The Chesapeake is the greatest friend -- and foe -- of Maryland's tiny Smith Island. (Post, July 16, 2003)

Mellowing Out at a Md. Farmhouse: Simple Pleasures At Pleasant Springs Farm (Post, June 29, 2003)

The Shell Game: Crabbing is a Chesapeake rite of passage. But as a novice learns, crabs don't always come through in a pinch. (Post, June 18, 2003)

Ride Hard, Sleep Well: Biking the C&O Canal in Comfort: Inn-to-Inn for 185 Miles and Counting (Post, April 16, 2003)

Bay's Ball: Around the Chesapeake, History-Rich Maryland Legs Out a Triple (Post, March 26, 2003)

Crab Meet: Recipe for satisfaction: an old friend, a few chicken necks and Maryland's most famous resident (Post, March 9, 2003)

Lodge Lizards: A report from the great indoors at Wisp Mountain, because the last thing some people want to do at a ski resort is ski. (Post, Jan. 15, 2003)

Straight to the Source: There really is a Deer Park, Md. It really does bottle spring water. And it really is a cool place to visit. (Post, Dec. 11, 2002)

BALTIMORE LIGHTS 101 (Post, Dec. 8, 2002)

10 Things to Do in . . . Baltimore (Post, Nov. 13, 2002)

Be True to Your Ghoul: At a Historic Maryland College, Some Real School Spirits (Post, Oct. 30, 2002)

Emptying the Dustbin of History: In a Calvert County Park, Volunteers Recycle Trash Into Archaeology's Treasure (Post, Oct. 2, 2002)

A Few Reservations: The Hyatt Chesapeake resort in Cambridge, Md., opened last week after a year's delay. You may want to wait a bit longer. (Post, Sept. 4, 2002)

The Hole Truth: Need an unchlorinated way to cool off? Here are some good ol' swimming holes you probably haven't heard of. (Post, July 10, 2002)

Somewhere Over The Bay Bridge: Where to Eat After the Toll (Post, July 14, 2002)

Cabins for Rent in Maryland and Virginia: In a 'Luxury' Cabin, the Living Is Easy (Post, June 23, 2002)

Plain Janes: Janes Island State Park, an unassuming Chesapeake retreat, is simply wonderful. (Post, June 12, 2002)

Hotels Near BWI (Post, April 7, 2002)

Elkton, Marry-land: On Valentine's Day, this little town will be abuzz with brides. (Post, Feb. 13, 2002)

Honk If You Like Wildlife (Post, Jan. 4, 2002)

Charting a Course for Chestertown (Post, Aug. 31, 2001)

Instant Sailor? Knot!: Learning the Ropes in 2 Days at Annapolis Sailing School (Post, Aug. 8, 2001)

Go With the Flow (Post, Aug. 3, 2001)

A Little Surf Not Far From Your Turf (Post, July 13, 2001)

Our Great Lakes: They're close. They're cool. They're Virginia and Maryland's . . . (Post, June 3, 2001)

Back to the Beach (Post, May 25, 2001)

TRIPLE CROWN 101 (Post, April 8, 2001)

The Thrills Just Down the Road: From Mild to Wild, a Nearby Adventure for Everyone (Post, March 25, 2001)

Citizen Ship: On the Eastern Shore, a Small Town Floats a Big Concept (Post, Jan. 10, 2001)

Pilgrim's Progress: In Port Tobacco, Md., a Modern Catholic's Trip to a Cross Road (Post, Dec. 20, 2000)

The Living Fields: Cambodia's Most Famous War Reporter Retreats to Dorchester County, Md. (Post, Nov. 8, 2000)

Swan Quake: At Maryland's Eastern Neck National Wildlife Refuge, 5,000 Big White Birds Are About to Shake Things Up (Post, Nov. 15, 2000)

Domino Effect: In South Baltimore's Mill District, Sugar Plant Keeps History Aglow (Post, Sept. 20, 2000)

Like, Later.: Monday, the exhausted young fled Ocean City. Now it's grown-up time. (Post, Sept. 6, 2000; 7:00 AM)

THE CHESAPEAKE: Getting to the Bay: Getting to the Bay (Post, July 30, 2000)

CHESTERTOWN'S NIGHT LIGHT (Post, July 30, 2000)

POINT LOOKOUT GHOST STORIES (Post, July 30, 2000)

GETTING TO THE 'GUTS' OF JANES ISLAND STATE PARK (Post, July 30, 2000)

In ANNAPOLIS, 10 BED-AND-BREAKFAST OPTIONS (Post, July 30, 2000)

The Chesapeake: A Guide to Towns and Recreation on the Bay: A Guide to Towns and Recreation on the Bay (Post, July 30, 2000)

Chesapeake Currents: To really experience the bay, leave the car behind and get out on the water. (Post, July 30, 2000)

PERRY CABIN FEVER (Post, July 30, 2000)

KAYAKING THE LOWER BAY (Post, July 30, 2000)

IN HAVRE DE GRACE, THE UNSTOPPABLE BEACON (Post, July 30, 2000)

A WINDMILL YOU WON'T MIND (Post, July 30, 2000)

Salisbury Stakeout: For once, stop in to this Maryland Eastern Shore town on the way to the beach. You won't believe what you've been missing. (Post, July 12, 2000)

Water Powered: At Cunningham Falls State Park, if the lake doesn't cool you off, the cascades will. (Post, July 5, 2000)

Chesapeake Bay on the Half Shell: In Rock Hall, Md., you can dig into the past--or some great seafood. (Post, June 7, 2000)

WITTMAN, MD.: WATERMARK: BAY WATCH (Post, June 4, 2000)

Six Regional B&Bs Where You Can Check In, Then Disappear (Post, June 4, 2000)

10 Reasons to Give Ocean City Another Look (Post, May 21, 2000)

Island of Calm (Post, March 12, 2000; 4:33 PM)

A Bicycle Built for Who?: On a Tandem Tour of Maryland, Two's a Crowd (Post, March 12, 2000)

Grand Central: Under your own steam, you'll find the Northern Central a trip. (Post, March 8, 2000)



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