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Real Estate in St. Inigoes Maryland
St. Inigoes is a small rural town in southern Maryland most notable for farmland and its fishing and crabbing community. It is sometimes also called St. Inigoes Shores and is located in St. Mary’s County.
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Relocating to St. Inigoes
St. Inigoes has a history reaching back to the beginnings of America in that it was one of the first places of colonial settlement in Maryland. It is recognized as part of the fourth colonial settlement in America.
Interesting Spots in St. Inigoes Maryland
Ruins of Fort St. Inigoes
A portion of Western St. Inigoes was the site of the St. Inigoes Fort. This spot overlooked the St. Mary's River during the time of colonial St. Mary's City. This spot was used for strategic protection for defending the water access point to the city which at the time was under the threat of anti-Catholic militias. It was also being protected from Virginia Colony militias opposed to the colonization of Maryland.
The land that the Fort sat on saw a lot of shore erosion and as such the area collapsed in the St. Mary’s River. The site of the ruins now stands underwater just offshore.
Naval Facility
St. Inigoes is home to the Webster Field Naval Facility. It is a small military installment in charge of rescue, law enforcement, safety education, and protecting citizens in the area waters. This small Naval facility operates under command of the Coast Guard Maryland-National Capital Region.
St. Inigoes Landing Park
A small but popular public park used for its recreational use and public boat launch. Fishing and crabbing are allowed in designated areas as well. It is also a popular place for barbeques and picnics.
USS Tulip Monument
The monument is located a short walk from the end of Cross Manor Road. The USS Tulip was a Union gunship that exploded off the shore of St. Inigoes in 1864 from a boiler accident. Interestingly, it is noted as the smallest U.S. Federal Cemetary in the Country as 49 sailors died in the explosion.
Interesting Facts About St. Inigoes
St. Inigoes Has a Local Accent
This is one of the very few places in the area where families original to the area retain hints of an accent from the area's original English and Irish Colonial settlers.
Rob of the Bowl Book
The novel Rob of the Bowl written by John Pendelton Kennedy was published in 1838. The story is set in 17thcentury St. Inigoes and the neighboring city of St. Mary’s City. This work of historical fiction is said to very closely mirror what life was actually like in St. Inigioes at the time. It does include historic events that did actually occur in the area.
Schools in St. Inigoes
The public schools serving St. Inigoes are part of the St. Mary’s County Public School District. Being that St. Inigoes is so small in size students attend schools in neighboring towns. Specific Schools serving the area include Spring Ridge Middle School, Ridge Elementary School, and Great Mills High School.
Real Estate in St. Inigoes
This rural area of southern Maryland offers many great single-family properties at more affordable price points. Many of the homes in St. Inigoes are located on large lots including several acres. Some homes are located along the quiet rivers and creeks that feed into the larger Potomac River and into the Chesapeake Bay. Homes in St. Inigoes range from the high 100,000s to the mid to upper $700,000s.
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