250. Weekday service to the mainland begins at 5:00 am for Route 240 and 4:45 am for Route 250 and the last bus to leave Washington departs at 7:28 pm for Route 240 and 7:08 pm for Route 250. Local airports on the island serve as another type of connection to the mainland. The largest is the Bay Bridge Airport, located near the Chesapeake Bay Bridge. Before the construction of the Bay Bridge, ferry services connected the island directly to Baltimore, Annapolis, and the small peninsula on which St. Michaels, is located. Some of the piers that were used as part of the ferry service are still used for fishing. Into the 1930s the Baltimore and Eastern Railroad operated passenger service from Love Point on the northern extreme of the island east to Queenstown, Easton, Hurlock, as well as Salisbury's Union Station, Ocean City, Maryland, Berlin, and Delmar, Delaware. However, passenger service was terminated by 1938. See also List of islands in Maryland Kent Island High School The Kent Island Bay Times References External links General information Live Video Rt 50 / Rt 8 Bridge Live Video Rt 50 Kent Narrows Information from the Maryland Online Encyclopedia Kent Island Online Kent Island Online – A guide to Kent Island aimed at both locals and tourists Cross Island Trail Kent Island Annual Festival Island Bay Day History Historic Sites in Queen Anne's County (Includes Kent Island) Historic Sites in Stevensville Maps showing early settlements on the island English-American culture in Maryland Fishing communities in Maryland Landforms of Queen Anne's County, Maryland Maryland islands of the Chesapeake Bay