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This charming little zoo in Salisbury, which focuses on animals from Australia, North and South America, and Europe, is a delight for families.
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The largest collection of wildfowl art in the world is housed in a museum that is appropriately situated on the gorgeous Schumaker Pond.
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Give yourself plenty of time to explore about downtown Salisbury, which has frequent free events like 3rd Friday and is full of history and public art.
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From Harold Baines to early 20th-century legends like Judy Johnson, Home Run Baker, and Jimmie Foxx, Maryland's Eastern Shore has produced an exceptional quantity of baseball talent.
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Salisbury has a long and rich history, and this historical home museum, housed in a stately Federal mansion that was built in 1795, is one way to sample it.
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There are 262 acres of pure wilderness maintained by the county and situated on a former plantation just down the Wicomico River.
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The oldest surviving home in the Salisbury region is a stunning old mansion in the middle of Pemberton Historical Park that is open for tours.
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Due to the University Art Galleries (SUAG), which has three locations—two on campus and one downtown—Salisbury residents have access to top-notch modern art.
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Exile Red Ale, Lucky 7 Porter, Primal Pale Ale, Delmarva Pure Pils, and Stalker Hefeweizen are a few of the year-round brews, and there is usually a selection of intriguing specialty beers on tap.
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This long-distance bicycle ride around the Lower Eastern Shore, starting and ending on the Salisbury University campus, is one annual event that garners national notice in Salisbury.
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