Our first stop was the Canal View Candles & Barrel Company where you could find innovative handcrafted items made from barrels.
Then it was across the street for lunch at Desert Rose Cafe, named after the owner. . . .
Thursday, June 14, 2018
Williamsport Get-Together - June 2018
Today the Take Joy Society visited Williamsport, Maryland, a small town at the confluence of the Potomac River and Conococheague Creek. Williamsport grew up along the Great Wagon Road, that ran from New York to the Carolinas, where a ferry was established in 1744 to carry settlers heading West across the Potomac. By 1834 the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal passed through Williamsport to transport coal and other supplies between Cumberland, Maryland and Washington, D.C. and was why we visited the town today so we could take a ride on a replica launch boat which were used around 1900 for leisure and business on the canal.
Our first stop was the Canal View Candles & Barrel Company where you could find innovative handcrafted items made from barrels.
Then it was across the street for lunch at Desert Rose Cafe, named after the owner. . . .
Our first stop was the Canal View Candles & Barrel Company where you could find innovative handcrafted items made from barrels.
Then it was across the street for lunch at Desert Rose Cafe, named after the owner. . . .