Lower Susquehanna Heritage Greenway

2018 Winter HdG Magazine

Apr 15, 2025 | HdG Magazine, Tourism

Stories are the fabric of communities. Learn of MacGregor’s Corner, meet Robert E. Lackey – author of the Pulaski Saga series, meet Shaun Wilkie – who makes a living playing pool!

2006 Winter – HdG Magazine

Feb 26, 2025 | from Lockhouse to Lighthouse publication, HdG Magazine, Tourism

‘Walking,’ whether it’s enjoying our parks, our murals and wall art, or our history can be fun. Or maybe on a cold winter evening you’d rather a wonderful wine-tasting dinner.

2003 Spring – RiverTalk

Feb 18, 2025 | from Lockhouse to Lighthouse publication, HdG Magazine, RiverTalk, Tourism

RiverTalk is an effort to introduce our neighbors just across the Hatem Bridge on Route 40: Port Deposit and Perryville and the Lower Susquehanna Greenway area. Enjoy these articles as we discover the area together.

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LAFAYETTE TRAIL

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DISTRIX - mobile app
The Lafayette Trail App narrates the history of the City through the voices of famous citizens as you view their homes and businesses. Meet residents from the past and see current and historic photos. The tour is approximately 3 miles long, with 37 stops covering 57 properties.

Download the Distrx app from your phone’s app store (Distx for Android / Distrx for iPhone) or access the QR code on the rack card (available at the Visitor Center at 450 Pennington Ave.)
Ensure your Bluetooth and Location are turned on by checking under Settings at the 3 bars.
Open the Distrx app which should take you directly to Havre de Grace. If not, tap on 3 bars and “DISTRICTS.”
Tap “Tours” and then “Lafayette Trail” to get started.

The Lafayette Trail is a self-guided tour of Historic Havre de Grace. The trail is a continuous 3-mile loop through the City indicated by sidewalk markings and “Walk the Lafayette Trail” signs posted along the way. You will see blue numbered medallions embedded in the sidewalk. These denote properties in the Lafayette trail brochure available at the Visitor Center, 450 Pennington Ave.