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What do Maryland people like to do?
25 Best Things to Do in Maryland
- National Harbor.
- The Walters Art Museum.
- Activities Near Me: Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum.
- Things to Do in Maryland: Antietam National Battlefield.
- Things to See Near Me: National Aquarium.
- Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine.
- Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Museum.
What is unique to Maryland?
Maryland’s nicknames: “America In Miniature,” “Old Line State,” “Free State” Maryland has been called “America in Miniature” because so much is packed into its 10,460 square miles of land and water. Maryland was home to the first railroad, the first dental school and the first umbrella factory.
How can you tell someone is from Maryland?
Here are a few signs you know someone is from Maryland.
- 1) They wear flip flops with jeans or sweatshirts with shorts.
- 2) They put Old Bay on everything.
- 3) They’re experts at weaving in and out of traffic.
- 4) They’re shouting “O!” during the National Anthem.
- 5) They’re experts at cornhole.
- 6) They own a Cal Ripken Jr.
What can you only get in Maryland?
Maryland Foodie Finds
- Berger Cookies. Brace yourself because these cookies are rich and decadent and only found in Maryland.
- Smith Island Cake. This cake is the official cake of Maryland.
- Steamed Crabs. Nobody does crabs like we do.
- Thrashers Fries.
- Fishers Popcorn.
- Sno-Balls.
- National Bohemian Beer.
- Goetz’s Caramel Cremes.
Why do Maryland people talk funny?
White working-class families who migrated out of Baltimore city along the Maryland Route 140 and Maryland Route 26 corridors brought local pronunciations with them, creating colloquialisms that make up the Baltimore accent.
What should I buy in Baltimore?
Here are some of the city’s best made-in-Baltimore souvenirs.
- Candles from Knits Soy & Metal. This warm and welcoming Mt.
- Notepads from Write Notepads & Co.
- Customized cutting boards from Words with Boards.
- Statement jewelry from Rachel Mulherin.
- Tea towels from Open Eyes Press.