BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:SoCo X-WR-CALNAME:Maryland Dove visits Crisfield BEGIN:VEVENT UID:185262023-09-03 DTSTART:20230903T130000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20230903T170000Z LOCATION:715 Broadway\nCrisfield Maryland 21817 X-APPLE-STRUCTURED-LOCATION;VALUE=URI;X-ADDRESS=715 Broadway\nCrisfield Mar yland 21817;X-APPLE-RADIUS=49;X-TITLE=715 Broadway:geo:37.978420,-75.85660 6 GEO:37.978420;-75.856606 SUMMARY:Maryland Dove visits Crisfield CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:Historic St. Mary’s City (HSMC) is proud to announce Maryland Dove\nwill be open for free public tours in Crisfield\, thanks to a grant \nfrom the Maryland Heritage Areas Authority. Maryland Dove is Historic\nS t. Mary’s City floating ambassador and one of its most popular\nexhibits . The wooden ship design is based on the original Dove\, a\ncargo vessel t hat arrived along with the passenger ship Ark in 1634.\n\nMaryland Dove is set to arrive in Crisfield at approximately 2 p.m.\n(weather dependent) o n September 1\, and will be open to the public for\nthree days during the city’s annual National Hard Crab Derby. The\nhours of operation for free deck tours will be September 1\, 4 p.m.—7\np.m.\; September 2\, 12 p.m. —7 p.m.\; and September 3\, 9 a.m.—1 p.m.\nDocking will be Somers Cove Marina\, 715 Broadway\, Crisfield\, Maryland.\n\nMaryland Dove and its do ckside exhibits emphasize the waterways of the\nregion\, pre-colonial heri tage\, and interactions between different\ncultures. The ship and its exhi bits are designed to elicit\nconversation\, highlighting the depth of hist ory represented in the\narea and the interactions between Native peoples a nd European\ncolonists. Maryland Dove is a unique representative of the co mplicated\nhistory\, representing colonization and the effects on those th at\ncalled the land home.\n\nMaryland Dove will return to its home port of Historic St. Mary’s\nCity on Tuesday\, September 12\, and be open for e xhibit at 11 a.m. When\ndocked at HSMC\, tours of the ship are included in the museum’s\ngeneral admission.\n\nThis Project has been financed in p art with State funds from the\nMaryland Heritage Areas Authority\, an inst rumentality of the State of\nMaryland. However\, Project contents or opini ons do not necessarily\nreflect the views or policies of the Maryland Heri tage Areas\nAuthority.\n X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

Historic St. Mary&rsquo\;s City (HSMC) is p roud to announce Maryland Dove will be open for free public tours in Crisf ield\, thanks to a grant from the Maryland Heritage Areas Authority. Maryl and Dove is Historic St. Mary&rsquo\;s City floating ambassador and one of its most popular exhibits. The wooden ship design is based on the origina l Dove\, a cargo vessel that arrived along with the passenger ship Ark in 1634.
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\nMaryland Dove is set to arrive in Crisfield at approx imately 2 p.m. (weather dependent) on September 1\, and will be open to th e public for three days during the city&rsquo\;s annual National Hard Crab Derby. The hours of operation for free deck tours will be September 1\, 4 p.m.&mdash\;7 p.m.\; September 2\, 12 p.m.&mdash\;7 p.m.\; and September 3\, 9 a.m.&mdash\;1 p.m. Docking will be Somers Cove Marina\, 715 Broadway \, Crisfield\, Maryland.
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\nMaryland Dove and its dockside exh ibits emphasize the waterways of the region\, pre-colonial heritage\, and interactions between different cultures. The ship and its exhibits are des igned to elicit conversation\, highlighting the depth of history represent ed in the area and the interactions between Native peoples and European co lonists. Maryland Dove is a unique representative of the complicated histo ry\, representing colonization and the effects on those that called the la nd home.
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\nMaryland Dove will return to its home port of Hist oric St. Mary&rsquo\;s City on Tuesday\, September 12\, and be open for ex hibit at 11 a.m. When docked at HSMC\, tours of the ship are included in t he museum&rsquo\;s general admission.
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\nThis Project has been financed in part with State funds from the Maryland Heritage Areas Author ity\, an instrumentality of the State of Maryland. However\, Project conte nts or opinions do not necessarily reflect the views or policies of the Ma ryland Heritage Areas Authority.

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