The Cary Group of Rosendale Realty

09/28/2026

Check out the bait house if you are on the island!

☀️ We are OPEN TODAY (Monday, September 28th) from 10AM–6PM!

Whether you’re chasing the catch of the day, gathering supplies for a weekend crab feast, or just looking around; we’ve got everything you need under one roof!

🦀 Today’s Special: 1/2 Bushel Mixed Males $100

🌟 TODAY’S SEAFOOD 🌟

🦀 Maryland Crab Meat
🦀 Fresh Soft Crabs
🦀 Kent Island Crab Cakes + More!

✨ EVERYDAY NECESSITIES

🥚 Farm-Fresh Eggs
🍺 B**r, W**e & Seltzers
🧊 Ice & Propane
🍦 Ice Cream
🎣 Fishing & Crabbing Supplies
🐟 Live Spot & Bait

✨ Today’s Fresh Produce

🌽 Sweet Corn
🥔 Potatoes
🧅 Onions
🥕 Carrots and Celery
🍅 Garden Ripe Tomatoes
🍐 Fresh Figs

✨ FEATURED ITEMS

🌭 Fisher’s Famous Crab House Mustard
🦈 Spicy Shark Hot Sauce

✨ …and so much more!

🦀 Our Chesapeake Crab carryout steam trailer is open Thursday through Sunday, serving up fresh, steamed Maryland crabs that’ll have everyone fighting over the last one.

Need steamed crabs on one of our closed days? Give us a call or send us a text ahead of time. With enough notice, we may be able to fire up the steamers just for your special order!

🌊 MAKE A DAY OF IT AT KENT POINT MARINA! 🌊

After grabbing your seafood, stick around and enjoy:

🎣 Fishing
🏐 Volleyball & Badminton
💍 Ring Toss
🐎 Horseshoes
🏖️ Beach Access
🛥️ Boat Rentals (Boater Safety Certificate Required)
🛶 Kayaks & Paddleboards (By Reservation)
🐶 Leashed Dogs Welcome (Private Beachfront Area Available on SniffSpot)

🎟️ Marina Guest Passes are just $15 per person, and kids 18 & under are FREE with an accompanying adult!

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🦀 BAIT HOUSE HOURS

Monday: 10AM–6PM
Tuesday: CLOSED
Wednesday: 10AM–6PM
Thursday: 10AM–6PM
Friday: 10AM–6PM
Saturday: 10AM–5PM
Sunday: 10AM–5PM

🦀 CHESAPEAKE CRAB CARRYOUT HOURS

Monday–Wednesday: CLOSED
Thursday: 10AM–6PM
Friday: 10AM–6PM
Saturday: 10AM–5PM
Sunday: 10AM–5PM

📍 103 Short Rd, Stevensville, MD
📞 Call or Text: 410-753-2330

❤️ Thank you for supporting our family business!

09/26/2026

🏡 UPDATED, AFFORDABLE & READY TO WELCOME YOU HOME! 🔑

Looking for an affordable opportunity in Severna Park? This recently updated home is nestled in the established community of Old County Estates and is ready for its next chapter!

✨ Recently updated
🏡 Established neighborhood
📍 Desirable Severna Park location
💰 An affordable opportunity you don't want to miss

Why just scroll when you could see it for yourself?👀 Give us a call and let us show YOU around! Your next home might be closer than you think.
https://rosendalerealty.com/homes-for-sale-details/65-BARRENSDALE-DR-SEVERNA-PARK-MD-21146/MDAA2153438/530/
Centreville: 410-758-0333
Kent Island: 410-643-2166

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09/23/2026

So overwhelmed by our clients that take the time to vote for us, we truly 💚what we do! Thank you!

09/20/2026

So here is the answer to yesterday's pic!

Blakeford, Queen Anne's County, Maryland

According to Earle, located in Queen Anne's County, "a mile or two below 'The Hermitage' is another old Wright homestead, 'Blakeford.' The house, well placed is in a spacious lawn, looks out through a grove of stately forest trees to the mouth of the Chester and across Queenstown Creek, formerly Coursey's Creek, to quaint little Queenstown, originally the county seat of Queen Anne's. The special interest of these old places on the Eastern Shore is their individuality, and the manner of the first ownership of 'Blakeford' is of unusual note. Secretary of the Province Henry Coursey (DeCourcy) had proved staunch and loyal during certain disturbances in the province and had also effected a certain treaty with the Susquehanna Indians of the Iroquois Confederacy. In recognition, Charles, third Lord Baltimore, gave to Henry DeCourcy as much land shown on a certain map as he could cover with his thumb. The extreme tip of the thumb covered the part of the present 'Blakeford' which was called 'Coursey's Neck'; the rest of it covered 'My Lord's Gift,' just across the creek and stretching to the south. Retaining 'My Lord's Gift,' Henry DeCourcy allowed his younger brother, William, to patent 'Coursey's Neck.' William retained it until he sold it to the Blakes upon acquiring at the death of his brother, John DeCourcy, in 1663, his half of 'Cheston-on-Wye,' which they had taken up together. The Blake of that day had 'Coursey's Neck' and two other tracts resurveyed under the name of 'Blake's Fort.' That militant-sounding title came from the yet existing old earthworks fortification on the Chester River side of the southwestern most extension of 'Blakeford,' as the name became through popular usage, because between it and 'My Lord's Gift,' just across the harbor entrance, there was at low tide an available ford. The old fort was used in Indian times, in Revolutionary days and during the War of 1812." See: Earle, Swepson, The Chesapeake Bay Country (Baltimore: Thomsen-Ellis Company, 1923), 339-340.
Holding Institution
Baltimore Museum of Art
Collection
Photograph Collection, Swepson Earle Lantern Slides of Chesapeake Bay Architecture

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08/29/2026

08/21/2026

Open House this Sunday! 65 Barrensdale Severna Park MD

08/05/2026

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07/29/2026

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