Rodgers Tavern Museum 259 Broad Street, Perryville, MD 21903

"Beautiful would definitely visit again."

"While walking in the area, noticed tavern was open for tours so we stopped in to take a peak. Friendly staff. Nice bit of local history to take in if close by. Would not put it high on the list or make a special trip but definitely if you are walking in the area stop in. There is an easy walking - paved trail that can be taken through Perry Point to the Perryville Community Park or in the other direction from the tavern it runs parallel with the river for a short distance of which you will have a good view of once passing by the townhouses. Boxcar ice cream place is very close too."

"An interesting historic property in an uninteresting town. The building was a tavern during the first part of its life, owned by the Thomas family and run by the Rodgers. Whether John Rodgers is really the founder of the U.S. Navy is debatable, and the staff will tell you that he definitely was not born here as the outside signage declares. Various Revolutionary War figures passed through these doors, such as Washington and Lafayette, so it's worth walking across the floorboards, even though much of nothing in the property is original."

"A nice lil walk in the evening."

"We were not able to go inside but the property and house are beautiful. There is plenty of places to sit and relax and then there is a pier that heads out into the water which allows a beautiful view of the area, water and bridges."