Fort Frederick State Park: A Walk Though Centuries of History
Discover the rich history and scenic beauty of Fort Frederick State Park in Maryland. Explore a well-preserved 18th-century fort, enjoy hiking trails, the C & O Canal and immerse yourself in colonial-era history. Plan your visit today!
Clara Barton National Historic Site: Visitor’s Guide
Discover the Clara Barton National Historic Site in Maryland, the former home of the American Red Cross founder. Explore her life, humanitarian work, and legacy through guided tours of this historic landmark. Perfect for history buffs and those inspired by her pioneering spirit. Plan your visit today!
Gathland State Park: A Visitors Guide
Little known Gathland State Park is near Frederick and Hagerstown, Maryland. It's also an easy drive from Washington D.C. and Baltimore. The park features Civil War history and a memorial dedicated to journalists.
See the Gun that killed President Lincoln
Ford's Theatre is in Washington D.C. It is where President Abraham Lincoln was assassinated. In the museum, the gun that John Wilkes Booth shot Lincoln with is on display.
The Horse You Came In On: Poe’s Last Stop at the oldest bar in the USA
The Horse You Came In On Saloon in Fell's Point in Baltimore claims to be the oldest continuously operating bar in the U.S. It's also said to have been Edgar Allen Poe's last stop before his death.
Dwight D. Eisenhower Memorial: A Visitor’s Guide
From the Kansas Prairie to the Oval Office. The Dwight D. Eisenhower Memorial in Washington D.C. shares the story of one of America's greatest leaders of the 20th century.
Ghosts of Antietam’s Irish Brigade marching to their death along the bloody lane
The bloodiest battle of the Civil War was the Battle of Antietam near Sharpsburg, Maryland. Today, its rumored ghosts of the Union's Irish Brigade roam the bloody lane, softly singing "Fah-ah-bah-lah" as they march to their deaths.
Visiting Edgar Allan Poe’s Baltimore Grave
Edgar Allan Poe's is buried at Baltimore's Westminster Presbyterian Church. Today you pay your respects to the revered poet and learn about his tragic life.
The first Washington Monument is at this Maryland State Park
Washington Monument State Park is near Hagerstown and preserves the first monument dedicated to President George Washington.
Visiting the Babe Ruth Birthplace and Museum
The Babe Ruth Birthplace and Museum is located in Baltimore. The house feature many exhibits and the room Ruth was born in.
Swallow Falls State Park: Chasing the ghosts of the vagabonds
Swallow Falls State Park is located in western Maryland. The beautiful park features not only tremendous hiking, waterfalls and camping, but also is the setting for an interesting and little known piece of American history.
Explore 200 years of history at Maryland’s Casselman River Bridge State Park
Casselman River Bridge State Park is located in western Maryland. The scenic park has tremendous history and definitely worth a stop.