Photo via Fine Art America Tallulah Bankhead, infamous star of stage and screen, was described as “larger than life” – so it's no surprise that the star is still making headlines from beyond the grave in Kent County. You can visit her final resting place at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church just outside of Chestertown, Maryland. She was buried there at the insistence of her sister, Eugenia, who had lived near the 300-year-old church since 1954.…

Established in 1794, Brookeville, located in Montgomery County, became the Capital of the United States for a day during the War of 1812. In August of 1814, President James Madison rode into the small town of Brookeville after British troops forced him, and other Washington refugees, out of the nation's capital. The President and his party sought refuge at the house of the town's founder, Richard Thomas. As noted in the Maryland State Archives, Town…