Rock Hall

Children enjoy the small beach at Rock Hall.

Rich Smizer of Gloucester City, N.J., left, and Pamela Reeder of Delanco, N.J., try out cruiser bikes on Main Street. Behind them is The Hickory Stick Boutique.

Lunchtime diners at the wooden booths at Durding’s Store, which dates back to 1925.

Jordan Rose, left, and Casey Bowers, right, working at the old-fashioned soda fountain at Durding’s Store.

Kat Fithian folds a handmade rag quilt at the Village Quilting store in Rock Hall.

Durding’s Store has a large display of medicines and other antiques from its early years as a pharmacy. The label on the Maltbie Syrup at right lists 10 percent alcohol, codeine phosphate (a derivative of opium), and cannabis as the first three ingredients.

Ospreys perched at Gratitude Marina.

Ms. Amanda, docked at Rock Hall Landing Marina.

Richard Christie, left, of Reading, Pa., with his son Levi Christie, 11, fishing from standup paddle boards at Rock Hall Beach.

A sunflower sways in the breeze at the intersection of E. Sharp and Main streets in Rock Hall, a town with a population of just over 1,200.

Boats dock at Rock Hall Landing Marina.