July 16, 2019
Are you looking for something to do this weekend? Then consider exploring one of the area’s historic homes. They take everyone back in time, and if their walls could talk, they would have thousands of stories to tell. Those near our apartments in Glen Burnie include: Mount Clare Museum House Mount Clare, located 20 minutes […]
Continue ReadingJuly 9, 2019
Are you looking to bite into a juicy burger piled high with toppings? If so, head to one of these restaurants near our Old Mill apartments where you’re sure to enjoy a meal to remember: The Blackwell Barn and Lodge (10 minute drive) Step into The Blackwell Barn and Lodge to enjoy an ultimate dining […]
Continue ReadingJuly 2, 2019
Just a twenty-minute drive from our Old Mill apartments is a fabulous destination called the Pennsylvania Dutch Farmer’s Market. Better known locally as the Amish Market, it’s found inside the Annapolis Harbour Center. It features an array of products, many of which are made in Lancaster County using time-honored Amish traditions. The market is open […]
Continue ReadingJune 25, 2019
Pilates is a form of exercise which focuses on strengthening the body. It emphasizes core strength and helps improve general fitness. If you would like to give Pilates a try, visit one of these studios within a 25 minute drive from our Old Mill apartments: Kimmotion Pilates Kimmotion Pilates, located just a 15-minute drive away, […]
Continue ReadingJune 18, 2019
Crab cakes are something a lot of people enjoy but don’t often make at home. If this sounds like the perfect dinner, here are three restaurants within a fifteen-minute drive of our Old Mill apartments: Pappas Restaurant & Sports Bar At Pappas, located just a 15-minute drive away, the motto is “Welcome to Crab Cake […]
Continue ReadingJune 11, 2019
Do you want to spend a fun-filled day learning about artists from around the world? If so, here are three free admission art museums within thirty minutes of our Old Mill apartments: The Walters Art Museum The Walters Art Museum opened in 1934 after philanthropist Henry Walters donated his collection and two buildings “for the […]
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