At one of the last Black-owned farms in Clarke County, Virginia, one family remains committed to taking care of the land and restoring clean water across generations. | Chesapeake Bay Foundation

🏆 The Bartlett Cup is more than just a racing prize — it’s a piece of Chesapeake history. This repoussé silver punch bowl, crafted by S. Kirk and Sons of Baltimore in 1905, was presented to Commander Edward L. Bartlett by the Baltimore Yacht Club. Today, it’s known as the Bartlett Trophy for log canoe races sponsored by CBMM. On display year-round in our At Play on the Bay exhibition, the cup leaves its case each fall to be presented to the winners of the final log canoe race of the season. Hea

Do you know where the largest stone fort in the U.S. is located? It sits at the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay near Hampton, Virginia. Fort Monroe Casemate Museum director Robin Reed gives us a tour showcasing the fort's history from the Colonial era through its completion in 1834, and its role in the Civil War. Here's a look at how the 32 pounder guns would have been loaded and fired. Watch more, Sunday at 6 & 10pm ET on C-SPAN 3. | American History TV