Julia A. Purnell Museum

The 'Julia A. Purnell Museum' - 30 Sec. For Worcester County Tourism

A 30 Second spot produced by unscene productions for Worcester County Tourism of 'The Julia A. Purnell Museum', which is located at 208 West Market Street, Snow Hill, Maryland, United States. The building that houses the museum was originally the St. Agnes Catholic Church built in 1891. The museum exhibits 500 years of local history.............unscene 2016.

The Mysterious Mansion of Pocomoke Forest

If you have ever traveled the back roads of Worcester County near Snow Hill you may have come across a large unusual home that looks like a cross between something Frank Lloyd Wright might have designed, and something time forgot. This house does not look like anything in the area. It was, in fact, designed by someone named Frank, Frank Warren that is.

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Snow Hill, MD Recreational Opportunities

Snow Hill, located along the banks of the scenic Pocomoke River, is a perfect place to get outdoors and discover paddling, walking trails, fishing and historic sites! A short drive from Maryland beaches, Assateague and Chincoteague.

Tales of Snow Hill

Nestled peacefully on the Pocomoke River, Snow Hill has a storied past. Named for a small town near London, it served as a trade center during the colonial period. There are some very interesting characters who have spent time in Snow Hill.

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Rackliffe House - If Walls Could Talk

This is the orientation film for Rackliffe Plantation House, a 1740s merchant-planter's home overlooking Assateague Island in Worcester County, Maryland. Rackliffe House has been restored to its 18th-century grandeur through the efforts of the Rackliffe House Trust and the Maryland Department of Natural Resources. For information, visit RackliffeHouse.org.


Written by G. Ray Thompson, Ph.D., Director, The Edward H. Nabb Research Center for Delmarva History and Culture at Salisbury University. Narrated by Edward Phillips. Funding provided by the Humphreys Foundation. Music by HESPERUS Early Music Ensemble, with all rights reserved. Produced by the Rackliffe House Trust and Unscene Productions.

DelmarvaLife Small Town Series – Episode 4: Snow Hill