The building that is now the Robert Morris Inn in Oxford – Talbot County, Maryland – dates back to 1710.  It was always an inn or tavern.  During the earliest part of Maryland’s Colonial period, Oxford was the state’s 2nd largest port city (2nd to Annapolis).  It was a thriving and booming town for the time.

The Innkeepers at the Robert Morris Inn shared a letter with me that was written by a guest who left in a hurry without breakfast … and breakfast is a BIG perk at the Robert Morris Inn. A portion of the letter is shown below. Here’s what the lady wrote: Continue reading Robert Morris Inn – Guest Flees in the Night →