Monocacy National Battlefield
An electric map, self-guided auto tour, and four trails interpret the July 9, 1864 battle, that saved Washington from Jubal Early's advancing Confederates. Open daily 8 AM - 4:30 PM (Labor Day - Memorial Day), 8:30 AM - 5 PM (Memorial Day - Labor Day). Closed Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's. Handicapped accessible. 4801 Urbana Pike - Frederick, MD 21704 Read More...Brunswick Railroad Museum
The exhibits are currently closed because the museum is installing an elevator! But the Museum Shop and the C&O Canal Visitors Center are open and admission is free. Don't miss our grand re-opening for TrainFest 2009 the weekend of May 16 & 17! Features huge, interactive HO scale model railroad depicting B&O passenger line from Union Station, DC to Brunswick Freight Classification ... Read More...Utica Mills Covered Bridge
The Utica Mills Covered Bridge, circa 1850, is located on Utica Road off of Old Frederick Road. The bridge originally spanned the nearby Monocacy River but was washed away during a severe storm in 1889. Local citizens gathered the remains and reconstructed the 101-foot long Burr Arch design bridge at its present location crossing Fishing Creek. Utica, MD Read More...Cunningham Falls
The 78 foot cascading falls are located one half mile from the lake in the Houck Area via the Falls Trail near Frederick MD. In 1954, the area was split into two parks with Maryland Route 77 cutting between them. The northern 5,000 acres is a National Park: Catoctin Mountain Park. The remaining 5,000 acres comprise Cunningham Falls State Park. Cunningham ... Read More...Other Great Places To Visit:
National Museum of Civil War Medicine
Interactive educational programs, exhibits, seminars and lectures provide the knowledge that Civil War medicine connects us not only to our past, but is the scientific ...
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Maryland Museum of Civil War History
Landon House is were General J.E.B. Stuart's Sabers and Roses Ball was held on September 8, 1862. Maryland Museum of Civil War History presents a ...
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Antietam National Battlefield
One of America's best preserved battlefields, this was the site of the bloodiest one-day battle in U.S. history. On Sept 17, 1862 more than 23,000 ...
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Gambrill State Park
Gambrill State Park, located west of Frederick, provides miles of hiking, biking, and horse trails with stunning overlooks of the surrounding area. A 34-campsite, four-camper ...
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C&O Canal National Historical Park
Early 19th Century canal running from Georgetown, Washington, DC to Cumberland, MD, passing through Frederick County. Hiking, cycling, ice-skating, picnicking, and camping available. Canal boat ...
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Lawyer’s Winterbrook Farm
Family entertainment during Sept and Oct. Seven solid years of nighttime fun. Bring a flashlight and navigate your way through Frederick County's largest corn maze. ...
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The Great Frederick Fair
The Great Frederick Fair: Enjoy the sights, sounds, great food at one of Maryland's and one of the nation's oldest county agricultural fairs. Sept 14 ...
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Frederick Festival of the Arts
The Frederick Festival of the Arts is a juried, two-day art festival held the first weekend every June. The Festival is run by the Frederick ...
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Catoctin Wildlife Preserve & Zoo
Featuring hundreds of exotic animals -- bears to boas, macaws to monkeys -- on 26 naturally wooded acres. Interactive animal shows, special feeding encounters, birthday ...
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Adventure Park USA
Wild Western themed Family Entertainment Center featuring Go-Karts, Bumper Boats, Miniature Golf, Paint Ball Arena, Laser Tag, Arcade, Kiddie-Rides, Café, Meeting Rooms, Birthday Parties, and ...
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Catoctin Aqueduct
Catoctin Aqueduct was an historic canal structure of great importance to the transportation, structural, cultural and social fabric of Frederick County, the Village of Lander, ...
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C&O Canal Visitor Center
The C&O Canal National Historic Park Visitor's Center, and the Museum Store are on the first floor of the Brunswick Railroad Museum. C&O Canal Visitor ...
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