St. Mary’s City
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Continuing their tour of the Chesapeake, students enjoyed a rich morning in Historic St. Mary’s City. They explored archaeological sites with Dr. John and Liz Seidel, the re-created town of Maryland’s first capital and its historical buildings, a tour aboard The Dove, a glance into colonial plantation life at the Godiah Spray House and finally a walk through the city.
Despite the dreary day Chesapeake Semester students— always prepared— gleefully brave the bad weather and immerse themselves in the recreated historic first Capitol of Maryland.
Mike Hardesty ’05
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