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Historic Sites - Maryland
Here are links to some notable historc sites found along Route 40.
Washington Monument (Baltimore, MD) "Designed by Robert Mills and completed in 1829. It is 178 feet tall and made of marble from north of Baltimore.
The monument can be seen throughout ......" |
Fairview Inn (site) (Three Mile House) (Baltimore, MD) "This tavern was a popular stopping place just outside of the hubbub of central Baltimore.
The three mile milestone stood about 100 feet to the east o......" |
Chesapeake & Ohio Canal - Headquarters (Hagerstown, MD) "Since the canal is 184 miles long, it is impossible to pinpoint one location. Here are some suggested locations for those of you traveling on Route 4......" |
Mount Prospect (site) (Hagerstown, MD) "The historic Rochester House was razed in 1951. The site is now a parking lot. In a face saving move, there is a painting of the Rochester House on t......" |
Arm of the Unknown Soldier (gone) (Sharpsburg, MD) "Yes, arm.
It was clearly the most popular relic at this small private civil war museum. It's wasn't buried as you might think, rather it was out for ......" |
Antietam Battlefield Museum (closed) (Sharpsburg, MD) "This museum once housed the small, privately run Antietam Battlefield Museum. The most popular relic was the arm of a Civil War soldier. It's wasn't......" |
Fort Cumberland (site) (Cumberland, MD) "The fort no longer stands, however, outlines of its location are in the streets where it once stood......." |
Bear Camp (Grantsville, MD) "This is the site of Braddock's 6th camp......." |
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Last updated: 8/10/2010 8:12:24 PM |
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