Talbot County Local Guide
Get to Know Talbot County
Whether you rent or own beside the water, in town or in the countryside, begin with your exact address. Talbot County’s incorporated towns have distinct responsibilities, and utility and waste arrangements vary by location.

Creeks, working waterfronts and historic towns. The Maryland State Archives chronology records Talbot County in existence by 1661/62. The county was named for Lady Grace Talbot, sister of the second Lord Baltimore. Easton is its county seat.
Maritime history remains central to the county’s identity. Explore boats and a working shipyard at the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum in St. Michaels, or learn about Frederick Douglass’s early landscape at the park on the Tuckahoe.
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