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Welcome to Saint Michaels, MD

Saint Michaels is a modest maritime town of 1,200 residents located in Talbot County on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. It is tucked between Michener’s Broad Creek and the Miles River, so it’s no surprise that Saint Michaels origins are as a shipbuilding town. Later, the oyster industry supplanted shipbuilding, but today the town is known for its tourists, who flock to the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum and enjoy Saint Michael’s seafood restaurants. The town’s quiet streets and charming atmosphere account for much of its appeal; those looking to relocate to Saint Michaels are sure to enjoy its waterfront homes, historic buildings, proximity to Baltimore, and ferry service to nearby Oxford.
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