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38.77° /-76.07°

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This picturesque commercial center on the Eastern Shore is the seat of Talbot County and one of the oldest communities in Maryland. Here, you'll find Wye Mill, which has been in continuous operation since the 17th century. The oldest known building in the state, the pine-and-oak Third Haven Friends Meeting House, has been used continuously since 1682. Other historic homes include the Joseph Neall House (1795) and the James Neall House (1810), and other buildings maintained by the Historical Society of Talbot County. You can see art exhibitions at the Academy Art Museum and live performances at the historic Avalon Theatre, a renovated art-deco structure. Also of interest is the Orrell's Biscuits bakery, a family operation that has turned out handmade biscuits for over 300 years. In recent years, Downtown Easton has gained a reputation for fine dining and chic boutique shopping.

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