Meet an Outlaw Market Gunner from the Dawn of the 20th Century

As the 19th century closed, waterfowl from the rich Chesapeake Bay was a delicacy up and down the east coast, from Baltimore to New York and beyond.  This demand was met by outlaw gunners – who illegally hunted and killed hundreds to thousands of waterfowl daily. Come meet an outlaw gunner who talks of his life and adventures during this long gone, colorful era of the Chesapeake.

Located in the Talbot Historical Society Gardens. Free to the public.