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Maryland Historical Trust Historical Markers

Launched in 1933, the roadside historical marker program has proven an effective way to draw attention to the many events, people and places that have contributed to the richness of our state and nation. The marker program is administered in cooperation with the Maryland State Highway Administration.
 
By William Pfingsten, August 19, 2007
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101 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Dundalk — Commodore Joshua Barney — 1759–1818 —
102 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Dundalk — Francis Scott Key Memorial Bridge —
103 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Dundalk — Logan Field —
104 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Dundalk — North Point Battlefield —
105 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Edgemere — North Point — September 12, 1814 —
106 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Edgemere — RM-1223 — Sparrows Point —
107 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Edgemere — Todd’s Inheritance — (National Register of Historic Places) —
108 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Edgemere, Fort Howard — Fort Howard —
109 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Edgemere, Fort Howard — North Point Beachhead —
110 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Fork — Fork United Methodist Church —
111 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Garrison — Garrison Forest Church — (St. Thomas Parish) —
112 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Glen Arm — The Baltimore and Harford Turnpike Company — Reported missing
113 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Kingsville — Ishmael Day’s House —
114 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Kingsville — The Sweathouse Road —
115 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Long Green — Maj. Gen. Isaac Ridgeway Trimble, C.S.A. —
116 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Maryland Line — Mason and Dixon Line — Mile stone 46 —
117 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Monkton — Clynmalira — 5000 Acres. —
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118 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Monkton — St. James’s — My Lady’s Manor —
119 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Overlea — Women's Suffrage —
120 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Owings Mills — Gwynnbrook State Farm No. 1 —
121 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Parkton — Virginia Hall —
122 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Perry Hall — Perry Hall — "The Adventure" 1000 Acres —
123 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Phoenix — “The Eagle’s Nest” —
124 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Pikesville — Sudbrook Park —
125 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Pikesville — The Garrison Fort — Reported missing
126 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Pikesville — The Old Court Road —
127 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Pikesville — The Old United States Arsenal —
128 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Randallstown — 222 — Mt. Paran Presbyterian Church and Cemetery — American Presbyterian and Reformed Historical Site —
129 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Randallstown — New Tavern —
130 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Reisterstown — “Buffalo Soldiers” —
131 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Reisterstown — Colonel William Norris — (1820-1896) —
132 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Reisterstown — Hannah More Academy — Founded 1832 —
133 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Reisterstown — Nicholson’s Manor —
134 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Reisterstown — Oldest High School in Baltimore County —
135 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Relay — Relay —
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136 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Sparks Glencoe — Gorsuch Tavern —
137 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Sparks Glencoe — Scott's Quarry —
138 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Timonium — “The Valley of Jehosophat” —
139 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Timonium — Baltimore and Susquehanna Railroad Marble Track Bed —
140 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Timonium — Brooklandwood — 1798 —
141 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Timonium — Brooklandwood Plantation — 1798 — Reported permanently removed
142 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Timonium — Lutherville Historic District — National Register of Historic Places — U.S. Department of the Interior, 1972 —
143 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Timonium — Northampton Furnace —
144 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Timonium — Saters Church — 1742 —
145 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Towson, Loch Raven — Hampton — 1783-1790 — Baltimore County —
146 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Towson, Loch Raven — The Colored Methodist Protestant St. John’s Chapel of Baltimore County — 1833 —
147 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Towson, Loch Raven — The Joppa Road —
148 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Towson, Woodbrook — The Home of Governor Augustus W. Bradford —
149 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, White Marsh — “Whitemarsh” —
150 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, White Marsh — Union of Brothers and Sisters of Ford’s Asbury Lodge No. 1 —
151 ► Maryland, Calvert County, Chesapeake Beach — Chesapeake Beach Railway — 1897-1935 —
152 ► Maryland, Calvert County, Dowell — Amphibious Training Base —
153 ► Maryland, Calvert County, Dunkirk — Smithville United Methodist Church —
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154 ► Maryland, Calvert County, Lusby — Cove Point Lighthouse — 3.4 miles —
155 ► Maryland, Calvert County, Lusby — Middleham Chapel —
156 ► Maryland, Calvert County, Lusby — Morgan Hill Farm —
157 ► Maryland, Calvert County, Lusby — Preston on Patuxent — ← —
158 ► Maryland, Calvert County, Lusby — The Cliffs of Calvert —
159 ► Maryland, Calvert County, Owings — Calvert County —
160 ► Maryland, Calvert County, Owings — Lower Marlboro Town —
161 ► Maryland, Calvert County, Port Republic — Christ Church — (Episcopal) — 1672 —
162 ► Maryland, Calvert County, Port Republic — One-Room School —
163 ► Maryland, Calvert County, Port Republic — Veitch’s Cove —
164 ► Maryland, Calvert County, Prince Frederick — Arthur Storer Planetarium —
165 ► Maryland, Calvert County, Prince Frederick — Battle Creek Cypress Swamp — 2 miles —
166 ► Maryland, Calvert County, Prince Frederick — Joseph & James Wilkinson — Two revolutionary leaders who grew up on farm south of Hunting Creek — Reported missing
167 ► Maryland, Calvert County, Prince Frederick — Old Wallville School — ca. 1880-1934 —
168 ► Maryland, Calvert County, Prince Frederick — Prince Frederick Library “Firsts” —
169 ► Maryland, Calvert County, Prince Frederick — W. S. Brooks High School —
170 ► Maryland, Calvert County, Solomons — Calvert County —
171 ► Maryland, Calvert County, Solomons — Drum Point Lighthouse — 1883-1962 —
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172 ► Maryland, Calvert County, Solomons — J. C. Lore & Sons Oyster House —
173 ► Maryland, Calvert County, Solomons — M. M. Davis Shipyard — 1885–1974 —
174 ► Maryland, Calvert County, Solomons — Solomon's Island —
175 ► Maryland, Calvert County, St. Leonard — Attention to Detail-Gertrude Sawyer, Architect —
176 ► Maryland, Calvert County, St. Leonard — Early Settlements —
177 ► Maryland, Calvert County, St. Leonard — St. Leonard Creek — Scene of naval battles during War of 1812 —
178 ► Maryland, Calvert County, St. Leonard — Sukeek’s Cabin: A Proud Tradition Lives On —
179 ► Maryland, Calvert County, St. Leonard — The Government at St. Leonard’s —
180 ► Maryland, Calvert County, St. Leonard — What is this Big White Building? —
181 ► Maryland, Calvert County, Sunderland — All Saints Episcopal Church —
182 ► Maryland, Calvert County, Sunderland — Harriet Elizabeth Brown —
183 ► Maryland, Caroline County, Denton — Caroline Court House —
184 ► Maryland, Caroline County, Denton — Denton —
185 ► Maryland, Caroline County, Denton — The County Alms House, then Plaindealing — Stark Realities… Stately Home, c. 1792 - 2017 —
186 ► Maryland, Caroline County, Denton — The Martinak Boat — 50th Anniversary —
187 ► Maryland, Caroline County, Denton — RM-1239 — Thomas Carney — ca. 1760-1828 —
188 ► Maryland, Caroline County, Federalsburg — Marshyhope Creek Bridge —
189 ► Maryland, Caroline County, Greensboro — Goldsborough House —
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190 ► Maryland, Caroline County, Greensboro — Greensboro —
191 ► Maryland, Caroline County, Greensboro — Peter Harrington — Revolutionary Officer, founder of Greensboro —
192 ► Maryland, Caroline County, Hillsboro — St. Paul’s Episcopal Church — (St. John’s Parish) —
193 ► Maryland, Caroline County, Preston — Colonel William Richardson — Born 1735, died 1825 —
194 ► Maryland, Caroline County, Preston — Linchester — Circa 1681 —
195 ► Maryland, Caroline County, Preston — Preston — Reported missing
196 ► Maryland, Caroline County, Preston — Site of Frazier’s Chapel — Preston, Maryland, 1785 —
197 ► Maryland, Carroll County, Eldersburg — Strawbridge Home for Boys —
198 ► Maryland, Carroll County, Hampstead — Spring Garden —
199 ► Maryland, Carroll County, Keymar — “Terra Rubra” —
200 ► Maryland, Carroll County, Manchester — German Church — 1760 —

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