Smith Island: A Chesapeake Bay getaway off the beaten path
The article tours Smith Island Maryland linking its historic escape lore with modern visits. It notes Ewell and Crisfield as ports, references Captain John Smith, the Island Belle ferry run by Captain Frank Dize, and shows fall scenery along U.S. 50 and U.S. 13. It highlights low frill lodging and quaint shorefront life with seafood and packing houses.
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Chesapeake Bay
John Smith
Maryland
Smith Island
Crisfield
Ocean City
Bay Bridge
Salisbury
D.C
U.S. 50
U.S. 13
MD. 413
Tangier Sound
Ewell
Frank Dize
Frank
Tylerton
Chesapeake Bay Island
Crisfield High
Crisfield Dock
Somerset County School System
Island Living
Chesapeake
Dize
Rhodes Point
Virginia Watermen
Smith Island Teems With Ocean Life and Quiet Setback
The Frederick newspaper tours Smith Island, noting lodging by Bernice Guy and Mrs. Kitchings, a 1700s era main house with a walk in restaurant, and a seaside village where visitors pay for meals. It describes limited transport, a tiny community, and school life including the Ewell and Tylerton schools linked to Crisfield High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewell
Tylerton
Rhodes Pott
Miesbon
Michael L. Spwart
Bernice Guy
Mrs. Kitchings
Chesapeake Bay
Cal Pitchcroff
Smith Island
Maryland
Mayberry
Smalltown
USA
Rod Serling
Delaware
Crisfield
Smith Islanders
Crisfield City Dock
Chesapeake Island
Barbara Tyler
Smith Islands
Tyler
Ewell School
Baltimore County
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