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The Cedars Bed & Breakfast
an Eastern Shore, Snow Hill Maryland Inn 
Home      Historical Background
 
 
Owners of the Cedars
 
Walter P. Snow
Lawyer 1850-1881                             
The Johnson Family 
Judge and Lawyer
1881-1945     
The Hitmans, Lumber Business  1945-1975 
The Monti Family, Pharmacist, 1975-1999                         
Doug, Sherry, Family, & Guests 1999 to Present,
The Cedars Bed & Breakfast opened September 2007
The Cedars is a newly restored, elegant Bed and Breakfast central to Ocean City, Delaware, and the lower shore of Virginia.  The restoration has maintained the original horse hair plaster, many original lights and fireplace covers. Wallpaper patterns were chosen from the styles used in the 1880's
 
 

 

The Walter P. Snow House

 

The Walter P. Snow house was built in 1850. Walter P. Snow was a lawyer who practiced in Snow Hill, the county seat of  Worcester Co, MD.  He was known as a kindly man.  Ann and Walter owned the home until 1881. Established in 1642,  Snow Hill was the center of business and produce for the Eastern Shore. The navigatable Pocomoke River ended at Snow Hill, which made the town a center of commerce  and transportation, connecting the Eastern Shore to cities such as Baltimore, Washington and Philadelphia. 
The Walter P. Snow House became known as The Cedars.
It is one of the grandest homes on Federal Street in Snow Hill.
 
 

 

The Cedars

 

Known as The Cedars, it was sold to Thomas Z. Johnson, a circuit  court judge and his wife,  Ann. 
 In 1945 ,Benjamin Hitman, who was in the lumber business, became the owner. 
In 1975, it was sold to Mr. Monti, a pharmacist. 
In 1999,the property was puchased by us. We are the 5th owners of this beautiful estate.
The Snow Hill library has a special section on geneology, which is  just a short walk from our home.  Take the time to see if you have family from the Eastern Shore.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 



 

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