Carrs Beach — Attraction in Maryland

This weekend we celebrated the transfer of Elktonia Carr's Beach to the city of Annapolis as an official heritage park. I'm proud that the city, county, state, and federal government all came together to provide the support needed to preserve the history of this beach, conserve the land, and open it up for the public to enjoy. This historic Black beach was owned and operated by the Carr family from 1926 through the 1960's and provided Black residents a place to enjoy the beach and famous musical acts during the era of Jim Crow segregation. This beach is an important piece of Annapolis and Anne Arundel County history, and we knew we had to preserve it. Thank you to Vincent Leggett and Blacks of the Chesapeake for educating us on our local history and for the years of hard work that led to this moment. Thank you to Joel Dunn and the Chesapeake Conservancy for your dedication to conserving the natural areas in our county. encourage you to join us in thanking all our partners who made this possible by visiting Elktonia Carr's Beach and learning more about this piece of...

Elktonia-Carr’s beach. Beautiful beach park that is open to the public. To get there, start at the Annapolis Maritime Museum extra parking lot located at 7300 Edgewood Road, Annapolis MD. Head to the road and use marked crosswalk to cross Bembe Beach Road to a rock driveway. Follow rock drive way to fork, go right at the fork, and follow wood chip path to beach park. In June 2024 there were signs along the path highlighting the history...

I would give it 0 stars if I could hate the security there unpacient and rude and the beach ain’t even all that anyways never again they should remove this from google maps if it not public for my friends to come in...