Though it was the second-to-last Maryland county to be formed, Wicomico County has a long, rich history celebrated through annual festivals, heritage tourism, and many local museums and preservation organizations. Images of America: Wicomico County is yet another way for residents to commemorate this area whose name sprung from Native American words meaning “a place where houses are built.” Heavily influenced by local waterways, including the Wicomico and Nanticoke Rivers and the Tangier Sound, the heritage of this Delmarva region is preserved in the county seat, Salisbury, and other unincorporated municipalities, including Fruitland, Hebron, and Whitehaven, and the numerous structures listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Wicomico County has grown over the last 20 years from about 60,000 people to about 100,000 people and continues to prosper.

Wicomico County (Images of America: Maryland)

Arts & Photography

Nunez, Andy

DeVincent-Hayes Ph.D., Gianni

Photography & Video

Arcadia Publishing

If you have ever wondered about lost Treasure, especially on Maryland's Eastern Shore, here is the only book you need. Go along with author Andy Nunez as he recounts the search for buried coins, relics and jewelry. Delve into the turbulent history of the Eastern Shore in the hunt for buried treasure, or merely uncover places where people lost coins and jewelry. Heavily illustrated this also includes tips for the beginning treasure hunter. Andy Nunez has over 30 years experience combing the Delmarva Peninsula from Virginia to Delaware and he will show you amazing items that he and his friends found over the years.

Treasures of the Eastern Shore (The Eastern Shore series)

History

Independently published

Explore the hidden history of the Eastern Shore of Maryland. Discover mysteries revolving around plots to rescue Napoelon from St. Helena, tales of Roman coins on Delaware Beaches and others. Read terrifying tales of ghosts, monsters, devils, UFOs and even Bigfoot on the Delmarva Peninsula. Loaded with photographs and drawings, this is a book for folklorists, cryptozoologists, ghost hunters and those looking for out of the ordinary stories from the past to the present.

Mysteries of the Eastern Shore (The Eastern Shore series)

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

Grant and Lee fought near Chancellorsville, VA in a confusing series of battles amidst brush thickets and wildfires. Unlike previous campaigns, Grant simply kept flanking Lee, trying frontal assaults at Spotslvania's 'mule-shoe' and Cold Harbor along the way to laying seige to Richmond and Petersburg. In May 1864 the Union Army of the Potomac under General George Meade had been in a leisurely pursuit of the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia for nearly a year after the defeat of the Rebels at Gettysburg. Confederate commander General Robert E. Lee still retained his awe-inspiring reputation for wrecking Union armies that got too close to Richmond and Meade was still cautious. His tactics at Gettysburg were defensive and he was unsure that he was able to take the offensive against Lee. However, things changed when President Abraham Lincoln appointed General Ulysses S. Grant to command all Union armies. Grant came east and laid out a comprehensive strategy for the rest of the war.In the deep South, General William T. Sherman would march out of Tennessee to cut the Confederacy in half by taking Atlanta. Grant would lead the Army of the Potomac across the Rapidan River and march on Richmond. He had the manpower and equipment to accomplish his objective, easily outnumbering Lee. Lee, on the other hand, was far from beaten and saw Grant as just another Union general to be sent packing, much as he had sent McClellan, Burnside, Pope and Hooker away two years before. As Grant's army slowly entered the tangle of woods beyond Fredericksburg known as the Wilderness, Lee planned to pin him there and destroy him as he struggled to emerge. The stage was set for the campaign that would forever dictate the terms of the Civil War in the East.

Wilderness and Spotsylvania 1864: Grant versus Lee in the East (Campaign, 267)

Americas

Osprey_Publishing

Though it was the second-to-last Maryland county to be formed, Wicomico County has a long, rich history celebrated through annual festivals, heritage tourism, and many local museums and preservation organizations. Images of America: Wicomico County is yet another way for residents to commemorate this area whose name sprung from Native American words meaning "a place where houses are built." Heavily influenced by local waterways, including the Wicomico and Nanticoke Rivers and the Tangier Sound, the heritage of this Delmarva region is preserved in the county seat, Salisbury, and other unincorporated municipalities, including Fruitland, Hebron, and Whitehaven, and the numerous structures listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Wicomico County has grown over the last 20 years from about 60,000 people to about 100,000 people and continues to prosper.

Wicomico County

Devincent Hayes, Gianni

Arcadia Publishing Library Editions

At the head of the Wicomico River, among seemingly endless fields, is Salisbury, Maryland, the crossroads of the Delmarva. Its teeming port, university and inventive residents have transformed this once rural town into the commercial and cultural hub of the region. With a fascinating collection of vintage images, Dr. Gianni DeVincent Hayes and Andy Nunez create a nostalgic portrait of Salisbury while celebrating its evolution. From scenes of residents pulling together in fire and flood to images of the Chicken Festival and long-ago summer days spent on the baseball diamond, Salisbury, Maryland: Picturing the Crossroads of the Delmarva visually chronicles the history of a city while honoring its distinctive spirit.

Salisbury Maryland: Picturing the Crossroads of the Delmarva

Hayes, Gianni

History Press Library Editions

Learn the art, science, and-yes-the courtesy of Treasure Hunting, while enjoying the first hand experiences of this avid treasure seeker.

Treasures of the Eastern Shore: A Primer for Treasure-Seekers Everywhere

Write Words, Inc.

Do You Believe?  A 2005 Gallup poll indicated 32% of Americans believed in Ghosts.  Television shows and movies with ghosts are on the increase, but what about the Eastern Shore?  Lifelong resident Andy Nunez takes  you along as he visits the gloomy mansions and overgrown graveyards of the Delmarva Peninsula in his third book on the Eastern Shore.  Encounter spirits good and bad, seen and unseen, from Queen’s Anne’s County in Maryland all the way to Northhampton County, Virginia, in the South.  From Cambridge, on the Choptank, to Dagsboro, Delaware, the ghost stories are there. Loaded with photos and original artwork, Ghosts of the Eastern Shore is your top reference for haunted happenings in the tri-state area. These are not just warmed over retellings. In most cases, they are told by the actual eyewitinesses. Your journey into the unknown starts here.

Ghosts I of the Eastern Shore: Book 3 of the Folklore Series (Ghosts Series)

Cambridge Books

At the head of the Wicomico River, among seemingly endless fields, is Salisbury, Maryland, the crossroads of the Delmarva. Its teeming port, university and inventive residents have transformed this once rural town into the commercial and cultural hub of the region. With a fascinating collection of vintage images, Dr. Gianni DeVincent Hayes and Andy Nunez create a nostalgic portrait of Salisbury while celebrating its evolution. From scenes of residents pulling together in fire and flood to images of the Chicken Festival and long-ago summer days spent on the baseball diamond, Salisbury, Maryland: Picturing the Crossroads of the Delmarva visually chronicles the history of a city while honoring its distinctive spirit.

Salisbury Maryland:: Picturing the Crossroads of the Delmarva (Vintage Images)

Hayes, Dr. Gianni DeVincent

The History Press

Hoist high the Jolly Roger! You don’t have to go to the Caribbean to find pirate adventures. They are right here on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. Sail with some of the greatest pirates of history as they cruise the waters of Delmarva in search of plunder. From New Castle, Delaware, to Smith’s Island at the Peninsula’s tip, Andy Nunez takes us on another romp through history, proving again that the Eastern Shore is never a boring place. Pirates, Tories, Privateers and Wreckers fight and scheme to make their fortunes, leaving their treasures hidden until some lucky person finds them. Cast off all lines and arm yourselves for the adventure of a lifetime as you learn about the Pirates of the Eastern Shore.

PIRATES of the Eastern Shore

World

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