Discover the profound legacy of the watermen who shaped the communities of Oxford and Bellevue. Hosted by The Water's Edge Museum, this expedition delves into the lives of the professional sailmakers, musicians, and watermen who defined the Tred Avon River region. Participants will gain unique insights into the founding black history of the area, celebrating the resilience and contributions of those who worked the waters. An essential experience for local history enthusiasts and maritime scholars.
What to Expect
An educational journey through the history of local watermen and the founding communities of the Tred Avon River.
Who Should Attend
- History buffs
- Maritime enthusiasts
- Local residents
- Students
- Museum visitors
Agenda Overview
The event takes place on September 19, 2026, at The Water's Edge Museum.
Venue & Address
Organizer
The Water's Edge Museum · Museum
A museum dedicated to preserving the history of black farmers, watermen, and local figures.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the museum located?
The Water's Edge Museum is at 101 Mill St, Oxford, MD.
What is the focus of the event?
The history of watermen in Oxford and Bellevue.
Is registration required?
Please check the Chesapeake Network or museum website for details.
Who is hosting?
The Water's Edge Museum.
Is this family-friendly?
Yes, it is an educational event suitable for all ages.
What is the date?
September 19, 2026.
Tags
History
Maritime
Oxford
Museum
Education
Waterman
Summary
A historical expedition exploring the lives of watermen in Oxford and Bellevue, hosted by The Water's Edge Museum.
Highlights
- Maritime history exploration
- Focus on Oxford and Bellevue
- Tred Avon River heritage
- Expert-led museum event
- Cultural history insights
- Community legacy celebration
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