Editing Havre de Grace, Maryland (section)

==Attractions==
Havre de Grace's location at the head of the [[Chesapeake Bay]] and the mouth of the [[Susquehanna River]] makes it popular for recreation and tourism. There are marinas and service operators along the shore line. The city yacht basin and park sponsors various events each year. The restored promenade and boardwalk that runs along the shore from the [[Concord Point Lighthouse]] to the yacht basin is a favorite place for locals and tourists to walk and enjoy views of the bay.

In 1987, the central business district was added to the [[National Register of Historic Places]] as the [[Havre de Grace Historic District]], which recognizes its architecture and historic fabric. A variety of museums help explain and interpret the city's rich maritime past and present: the [[Decoy Museum]], the [[Havre de Grace Maritime Museum]], [[Concord Point Lighthouse]], the [[Southern Terminal, Susquehanna and Tidewater Canal|Lockhouse Museum]], and the ''[[Black Eyed Susan (paddle steamer)|Black Eyed Susan]]'' [[paddle steamer]]. Havre de Grace also claims a [[Havre de Grace Seaplane Base|renovated seaplane port]]. Additionally there resides the Washington Street Books Entertainment Museum.  The city has four public schools and Harford Memorial Hospital, the first to be established in Harford County.

A project not completely funded (as of 2022) is the restoration of the [[Havre de Grace Colored School Museum and Cultural Center]].