Two days in Dorchester County — honoring our roots,
celebrating our stories, building our future together.
Days Until Homecoming
From Friday's welcome at the Tubman Museum to Sunday's Prayer Breakfast farewell — a weekend crafted to reconnect, remember, and rejoice.
Sept 11–13, 2026
Friday · Saturday · Sunday
Cambridge, MD
Dorchester County · 21613
Tubman Museum
Downtown Cambridge
Free Shuttle
Saturday · 3 Historic Stops
Book & Videos
Seven Generations Preserved
ennfamreunion
@gmail.com
Seven generations of Ennels, Ennalls, Travers, Dean, Banks, Stafford and extended-family stories — preserved in one searchable, shareable digital book powered by Google NotebookLM.
Open the book to explore family histories, ancestral records, oral histories, and the research that thirty years in the making.
Every hour of every day — from Friday's welcome to Sunday's farewell.
Check in, explore Cambridge, and gather for our historic downtown welcome event.
The newly renovated Downtown Cambridge museum celebrates the life and courage of Harriet Tubman — born right here in Dorchester County. Featuring the iconic "Take My Hand" mural, interactive exhibits, and a powerful tribute to the Underground Railroad. A deeply meaningful setting for our family reunion welcome.
Heritage bus tour, family lunch, and history preservation activities — closing at 6:00 PM.
Walk the same soil that Harriet Tubman knew as a child. This National Historical Park traces her extraordinary journey from slavery to freedom through the marshlands, farms, and communities of the Eastern Shore. Stunning landscapes, the historic Tubman heritage trail, and immersive exhibits make this an experience the whole family will carry forever.
Sunday Prayer Breakfast, worship, and reflection — closing at 12:00 PM noon.
Begin our farewell morning with open hearts and full plates. The Sunday Prayer Breakfast opens with devotion and prayer before the meal — a soul-nourishing close to a powerful weekend. A time for gratitude, reflection, and the kind of warmth that only family can give.
A free guided shuttle connecting our main event hub with two of the most historically significant sites in Dorchester County.
Home base for Saturday — registration, the Shore Cookout, Family Preservation Lab, Legacy Celebration, youth games, and History Hour storytelling. Indoor and outdoor spaces available.
Main Reunion HubWalk the land that shaped one of America's greatest freedom fighters. Traces Harriet Tubman's life and the Underground Railroad routes she navigated — breathtaking marshland trails and the Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge.
National Historical ParkThe newly renovated downtown Cambridge museum — also the site of our Friday welcome. The iconic "Take My Hand" mural is a Cambridge landmark and a powerful symbol of freedom and family.
Museum & MuralUsing AI and digital tools to ensure our family's story — seven generations deep — is never lost again.
The 2026 Homecoming is not just a reunion — it is a living archive in motion. Through the Linas Road Community Heritage Preservation Group, we are building a permanent digital repository of the Ennels, Ennalls, and extended family stories that have shaped Dorchester County for generations.
Using tools like Google NotebookLM and HeyGen AI, along with family historians spanning 30 years of research, we are transforming old photographs, census records, church documents, and oral histories into videos, podcasts, animated portraits, and shareable digital archives.
At Maces Lane, the Family Preservation Lab will be open throughout Saturday — bring your old photos, documents, and memories. Our team will scan, digitize, and preserve them on the spot.
Old photographs scanned, colorized, and enhanced using AI. Every face identified, every story attached to the family record.
AI-generated podcasts from decades of genealogical research — family stories told in audio form for every generation to carry forward.
HeyGen AI animates ancestral photos into first-person narrated video portraits — your great-grandparents speaking their own story.
A searchable, permanent digital repository of census records, church documents, letters, and family trees — accessible forever.
Five family history podcasts and audio portraits open to everyone. Personal stories, genealogical breakthroughs, and the people who built our family.
Have a family story or video to share? Contact dorchesterfamilyreunion2026@gmail.com
Room blocks have been secured at two Cambridge hotels. Mention the family reunion when booking to receive the group rate.
Golf resort, full spa, marina, resort pools, kayaking, fire pits, and waterfront walkway on the Choptank River. Group rates still being confirmed — contact the committee for the latest update.
📍 100 Heron Blvd, Cambridge, MD · (410) 901-1234Cambridge and Dorchester County have plenty to keep every generation entertained between events.
Restored historic lighthouse at Long Wharf — free admission, stunning river views, and a landmark family photo opportunity.
Panoramic bay views, playgrounds, walking trails, and open green space for the whole family along the Choptank.
Open 24 hours — fish, watch the sunset, or simply sit by the Choptank River. Pure Eastern Shore.
Free admission — Chesapeake Bay boatbuilding history and the watermen who defined this region for generations.
4.9-star indoor facility — arcade games, large slides, and pizza. The children will love every moment.
Golf, spa, resort pools, kayaking, fire pits, and a waterfront walkway. A premium experience for resort guests.
Beyond the reunion meals, Cambridge's restaurants are a genuine treat. Taste the Eastern Shore.
Maryland crab dishes, drawbridge views, and the Choptank River atmosphere.
Buffalo oysters, crab cakes, and creative cuisine — the chef personally greets every table.
Catfish, fried okra, meatloaf, cornbread — Southern cooking that feels exactly like home.
Indoor thunderstorm simulation, creative cocktails, and crab soup — one of Cambridge's most distinctive dining experiences.
Easy to reach from any major East Coast city — cross the Bay Bridge and follow US-50 East.
Reach out to your regional family contact to RSVP, ask questions, or learn how you can help. We are family — and we want to hear from you.