点评:This is an unusual museum, and is well worth a side-trip if you are on your way to the beaches, as well as making it a destination on its own. It is very spread out over a large waterfront area, with separate buildings helping you understand the life of an oysterman, a crab-fisher, a yachtsman, and many others who make their living or spend their free hours on the water. The museum parts are interactive and informative, and you can even drop your own crab pots or oyster dredge into the harbor to see what you catch! There is also a special exhibit on the Underground Railroad, which ran through the Eastern Shore (Harriet Tubman and Frederick Douglass grew up nearby, and there is even a rebuilt house at the museum that belonged to Douglass' sister). I have been to many museums around the world but this is one of the best -- informative, uncrowded, scenic, and entertaining all at the same time!
翻译:这是一家不同寻常的博物馆,如果您正要去海滩,这里值得一游,而且它本身就是一个目的地。它分布在广阔的海滨区域,独立的建筑可以帮助您了解牡蛎养殖者、捕蟹人、游艇驾驶者以及许多其他以水上为生或消磨闲暇时光的人的生活。博物馆各部分都具有互动性和信息量,您甚至可以将自己的蟹笼或牡蛎挖泥船扔进港口,看看自己捕到了什么!这里还有一个关于地下铁路的特别展览,它穿过东海岸(哈丽特·塔布曼和弗雷德里克·道格拉斯在附近长大,博物馆里甚至还有一栋重建的房子,属于道格拉斯的姐姐)。我去过世界各地的许多博物馆,但这是其中最好的一个——信息量丰富、人不多、风景优美、娱乐性十足!