The Meredith House
1003 Greenway Drive,  Take a tour.

The Meredith House is the home of the Dorchester County Historical Society.  This Georgian-style home, built circa 1760 in its present location, displays period furniture, portraits, china, silver, quilts and toys.  Also exhibited are the artifacts of the seven governors of Maryland from Dorchester County.
 

The Dorchester County Historical Society is a private, nonprofit, organization dedicated to the collection, preservation, maintenance, exhibit, and making available for research: artifacts, documents and other items relative to the history of Dorchester County. The Dorchester County Historical Society was founded in 1953 to promote an appreciation of Dorchester County history. The Society strives to fulfill this goal by collecting artifacts, operating museums, maintaining an archive, and by advocating the preservation of other historic resources in the County. Many educational program meetings are held throughout the year at which guests speak on topics related to the local and regional history. Society members enjoy special invitations to periodic bus trips and various social events. Many opportunities for community service are made available to members through society projects. Records are available at the Library in Cambridge.