Throughout Maryland's history, the bay and its tributaries were the roads of travel and commerce. Today the Chesapeake Bay is both the geographic and cultural center of the state. The Blue Crab is a fitting symbol of the bay and the Blue Crab Site is designed as a guide for you to appreciate its history, culture, environment and recreational opportunities. xCELEBRATIONS Festivals and Events Festivals and Events Fast Search xCULTURE Bay Life Museums Historic Port of Baltimore Parks on the Bay Eco-Centers Lighthouses Oystermen Tall Ships Classroom Afloat xCUISINE Dining Recipes xCONNECTIONS Bay Links Blue Crab Links xCOMMERCE The Blue Crab Store - Blue Crab stuff! The Chesapeake at Amazon.com Captain John Smith Chesapeake National Historic Trail The trail will trace John Smith's 1607-1608 voyages exploring the Chesapeake bay and its tributaries. The John Smith 400 Project replicated the Captain John Smith's 1608 expedition beginning in May 2007 and stopped at locations on the bay and it's tributaries for Public Exhibitions. Copyright thebluecrab.com 1999 webmaster@thebluecrab.com
	The Blue Crab Shop features, clothing, hats, coffee cups, totes, bumper stickers, etc. with the logo designed for the Blue Crab Site by artist Kurt Bittle and composite graphics by webmaster Scott Phillips. The distinctive Blue Crab merchandise displays the Save the Blue message, the fun I Heart Crabs graphic and now the new "Just a Crab in the Dark" Black Tee! Tee Shirts/Sweat Shirts New Black Tee Bumper Sticker Mouse Pad