All Places in Snow Hill

The Sweet Retreat 7444 Scotland Road, Snow Hill, MD, United States, 21863   The Sweet Retreat, located in Snow Hill, offers visitors the opportunity to pick their own fresh berries! Visit their Facebook page to learn more and to see their hours! https://www.facebook.com/beilerfruitfarm/ Read more...

A charming Gallery/studio on the corner of Washington(Rt.12) and East Green Street in Snow Hill MD Read more...

Bishop’s Stock represents many established and emerging artists from Maryland, Delaware and Virginia. Check the list of our artists to see the quality and diversity of the work we show. A broad spectrum of 2-dimensional work is presented in oil, acrylic, pastel, watercolor and mixed media. Artists shown at Bishop’s Stock include the finest contemporary impressionists, realists and abstract painters. Read more...

The Judy Johnson Memorial sits outside of the Snow Hill Library and was raised in the summer of 2021. William Julius “Judy” Johnson (1899-1989), was an American professional third baseman and manager who’s career in Negro League baseball spanned 17 seasons, from 1921 to 1937. Born in Snow Hill, he was slight of build and never developed as a power Read more...

4 mile loop in Snow Hill, MD. The official orange trail is not a complete loop, but if you walk a portion of the Red Furnace Loop and Forest Road, if can be a complete loop. Forest Road is a well-maintained dirt road and has almost no traffic so it is a safe option to hike. Wear boots that can Read more...

Mt. Zion One-room Schoolhouse was originally built around 1859 in Mt. Zion (near Whitton), this schoolhouse was operated until 1931. From that point, the building sat until Dr. Paul Cooper, Superintendent of Schools, had the building moved to Snow Hill in 1959 in an effort to preserve the schoolhouse for future generations. At the time, the structure was in a Read more...

“Wine and craft beer bar with a copper bar and eclectic decor. Friendly, cozy atmosphere with vintage” This quaint wine bar is located in downtown Snow Hill. They have monthly paint nights with local artist Dawn Tarr. Events are promoted on their Facebook page Tides & Vine. Read more...

​Tucked away on Maryland’s lower eastern shore, Pocomoke River State Park is well known for cypress swamps that border the Pocomoke River. The river originates in the Great Cypress Swamp in Delaware and flows southwesterly 45 miles to the Chesapeake Bay. The park provides a base for a vast array of outdoor and tourist activities including fishing, biking, birding, boating, Read more...

From 1828-1850 the Nassawango Iron Furnace was in its heyday. Many workers – miners, sawyers, colliers, molders, draymen, and bargemen – labored to make iron. Furnace Town (also called Nescongo or Nasseongo) was a company town, built by the Maryland Iron Company. About 300 people lived and worked here. There were blacksmiths, broom makers, wainwrights, wheelwrights, bakers, cobblers, coopers, and Read more...