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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, October 18, 2007
Washington College Sign
401 ► Maryland, Kent County, Chestertown — Washington College — Founded in 1782 —  |
| 402 ► Maryland, Kent County, Chestertown — Worrell’s Tavern — |
| 403 ► Maryland, Kent County, Edesville — Martin Wagner — 1899–1980 — |
| 404 ► Maryland, Kent County, Fairlee — Bass Propagation Lake — |
| 405 ► Maryland, Kent County, Fairlee — Battle of Caulk’s Field — War of 1812 — |
| 406 ► Maryland, Kent County, Kennedyville — Brig. Gen. John Cadwalader — 1742–1786 — |
| 407 ► Maryland, Kent County, Millington — Henry Highland Garnet — (1815 - 1882) — |
| 408 ► Maryland, Kent County, Millington — Mason-Dixon Line Crownstone — |
| 409 ► Maryland, Kent County, Pomona — Cliffs Schoolhouse — |
| 410 ► Maryland, Kent County, Rock Hall — Gratitude — |
| 411 ► Maryland, Kent County, Rock Hall — New Yarmouth — |
| 412 ► Maryland, Kent County, Rock Hall, Eastern Neck National Wildlife Refuge — Wickliffe — |
| 413 ► Maryland, Kent County, Still Pond — Maryland’s First Women Voters — |
| 414 ► Maryland, Kent County, Tolchester Beach — Tolchester Beach Amusement Park — |
| 415 ► Maryland, Montgomery County, Bethesda, Emery Corners — Early Blacksmith Shop — |
| 416 ► Maryland, Montgomery County, Boyds — White’s Ferry — 12 miles → — Reported missing |
| 417 ► Maryland, Montgomery County, Boyds — White's Ferry — 12 miles — |
| 418 ► Maryland, Montgomery County, Chevy Chase — Belmont, 1906 — |
| 419 ► Maryland, Montgomery County, Damascus — Damascus — |
| 420 ► Maryland, Montgomery County, Derwood — Jeremiah Crabbe — Near This Spot Lived and Lies Buried — (1760–1800) — |
| 421 ► Maryland, Montgomery County, Dickerson — Chesapeake & Ohio Canal — National Historical Park — |
| 422 ► Maryland, Montgomery County, Dickerson — Chesapeake and Ohio Aqueduct — Across the Monocacy River — |
| 423 ► Maryland, Montgomery County, Dickerson — Washington's Farm — 519 Acres Owned 1794-1799 by the First President — |
| 424 ► Maryland, Montgomery County, Gaithersburg — General Edward Braddock — |
| 425 ► Maryland, Montgomery County, Poolesville — Edward’s Ferry — |
| 426 ► Maryland, Montgomery County, Potomac — Gold Mining in Maryland — |
| 427 ► Maryland, Montgomery County, Potomac — Great Falls of the Potomac — |
| 428 ► Maryland, Montgomery County, Rockville — Dr. Thomas Sprigg Wootton — (C. 1740-1789) — |
| 429 ► Maryland, Montgomery County, Rockville — Richard Montgomery — 1738 - 1775 — |
| 430 ► Maryland, Montgomery County, Rockville — Rockville — County Seat of Montgomery (formerly part of Frederick) County — |
| 431 ► Maryland, Montgomery County, Rockville — Rockville — |
| 432 ► Maryland, Montgomery County, Rockville — Williams-Wilson House — circa 1780 — Rockville's Oldest Building — |
| 433 ► Maryland, Montgomery County, Sandy Spring — Hallowed Ground — |
| 434 ► Maryland, Montgomery County, Seneca — Planetary Radio Emissions Discovery Site — |
| 435 ► Maryland, Montgomery County, Seneca — Seneca Schoolhouse — |
| 436 ► Maryland, Montgomery County, Silver Spring, Colesville — Smithville Colored School — A Julius Rosenwald School — |
| 437 ► Maryland, Montgomery County, Silver Spring, Forest Glen — Fair Housing In The Suburbs — |
| 438 ► Maryland, Prince George's County, Accokeek — Calvert Manor — |
| 439 ► Maryland, Prince George's County, Adelphi — Mother Jones — “Grand Old Champion of Labor” — |
| 440 ► Maryland, Prince George's County, Aquasco — Woodville School — |
| 441 ► Maryland, Prince George's County, Beltsville — Site of Van Horn's Tavern — |
| 442 ► Maryland, Prince George's County, Beltsville — Van Horn’s Tavern — On Vansville Hill — Prince George's County, Maryland — Reported damaged |
| 443 ► Maryland, Prince George's County, Bowie — Belair Mansion — Reported missing |
| 444 ► Maryland, Prince George's County, Bowie — Bowie State University — |
| 445 ► Maryland, Prince George's County, Bowie — Hall Station — |
| 446 ► Maryland, Prince George's County, Bowie — The Belair Stud Farm — Cradle of American Racing — |
| 447 ► Maryland, Prince George's County, Brandywine — John Wilkes Booth and his companion David Herold — |
| 448 ► Maryland, Prince George's County, Brandywine — T. B. — |
| 449 ► Maryland, Prince George's County, Brandywine — T. B. — Brookefield — Reported permanently removed |
| 450 ► Maryland, Prince George's County, Chapel Hill — Chapel Hill — |
| 451 ► Maryland, Prince George's County, Clinton — John Wilkes Booth — |
| 452 ► Maryland, Prince George's County, College Park — Site of Rhodes’ Tavern — ← — |
| 453 ► Maryland, Prince George's County, College Park, Lakeland — Lakeland — |
| 454 ► Maryland, Prince George's County, Colmar Manor — Dueling Grounds — |
| 455 ► Maryland, Prince George's County, Croom — Bellefields — Formerly Sim's Delight — |
| 456 ► Maryland, Prince George's County, Croom — Croom — |
| 457 ► Maryland, Prince George's County, Croom — St. Simon's Episcopal Mission — |
| 458 ► Maryland, Prince George's County, Croom — St. Thomas' Parish Church — |
| 459 ► Maryland, Prince George's County, Hyattsville — “Hitching Post Hill” or “Ash Hill” — |
| 460 ► Maryland, Prince George's County, Hyattsville — Suffrage Motorcade — |
| 461 ► Maryland, Prince George's County, Landover — Beall’s Pleasure — Patented 1706 — ¼ mile down the road — |
| 462 ► Maryland, Prince George's County, Landover — Ridgley — |
| 463 ► Maryland, Prince George's County, Lanham — Lincoln — |
| 464 ► Maryland, Prince George's County, Laurel — The First Telegram — “What Hath God Wrought” — |
| 465 ► Maryland, Prince George's County, Oxon Hill — John Hanson — Oxon Hill — |
| 466 ► Maryland, Prince George's County, Piscataway — Piscataway — |
| 467 ► Maryland, Prince George's County, Riverdale Park — Riversdale — |
| 468 ► Maryland, Prince George's County, Rosaryville — Mount Airy — |
| 469 ► Maryland, Prince George's County, Rosaryville, Cheltenham — House of Reformation — |
| 470 ► Maryland, Prince George's County, Upper Marlboro — “Melwood Park” — Patented 1672 — |
| 471 ► Maryland, Prince George's County, Upper Marlboro — Birthplace of John Carroll — Born 1735 — Died 1815 — |
| 472 ► Maryland, Prince George's County, Upper Marlboro — Thomas John Claggett, D.D. — |
| 473 ► Maryland, Prince George's County, Upper Marlboro — Tomb of Dr. William Beanes — |
| 474 ► Maryland, Prince George's County, Upper Marlboro — Tomb of Dr. William Beanes — |
| 475 ► Maryland, Queen Anne's County, Carmichael — “Cheston on Wye” — → — |
| 476 ► Maryland, Queen Anne's County, Carmichael — “Wye Plantation” — → — |
| 477 ► Maryland, Queen Anne's County, Carmichael — Governor Robert Wright — |
| 478 ► Maryland, Queen Anne's County, Carmichael — Site of Stagwell — |
| 479 ► Maryland, Queen Anne's County, Carmichael — Wye Island — → — |
| 480 ► Maryland, Queen Anne's County, Centreville — Birthplace of Charles Willson Peale — Reported permanently removed |
| 481 ► Maryland, Queen Anne's County, Centreville — Birthplace of Charles Willson Peale — |
| 482 ► Maryland, Queen Anne's County, Centreville — Carmichael House — |
| 483 ► Maryland, Queen Anne's County, Centreville — Centreville Wharf — |
| 484 ► Maryland, Queen Anne's County, Centreville — Site of Goldsborough House — Circa 1798 — |
| 485 ► Maryland, Queen Anne's County, Church Hill — St. Luke’s Episcopal Parish — |
| 486 ► Maryland, Queen Anne's County, Crumpton — Callister’s Ferry — |
| 487 ► Maryland, Queen Anne's County, Queenstown — "Clover Field" — 1622 Acres — Reported permanently removed |
| 488 ► Maryland, Queen Anne's County, Queenstown — “Bloomingdale” — |
| 489 ► Maryland, Queen Anne's County, Queenstown — “Lord’s Gift” — 1050 Acres. — |
| 490 ► Maryland, Queen Anne's County, Queenstown — “Morgan’s Neck” / Richard Bennett III • his wife Elizabeth Rousby — / 1667–1749 • 1682–1740 — |
| 491 ► Maryland, Queen Anne's County, Queenstown — Battle of Slippery Hill — August 13, 1813 — |
| 492 ► Maryland, Queen Anne's County, Queenstown — Bennett’s Point Farm — |
| 493 ► Maryland, Queen Anne's County, Queenstown — Bowlingly — |
| 494 ► Maryland, Queen Anne's County, Queenstown — Bowlingly — → — |
| 495 ► Maryland, Queen Anne's County, Queenstown — Chesapeake College — |
| 496 ► Maryland, Queen Anne's County, Queenstown — Cloverfields — Built 1705 — |
| 497 ► Maryland, Queen Anne's County, Queenstown — Governor William Grason — |
| 498 ► Maryland, Queen Anne's County, Queenstown — Historic Points — → — |
| 499 ► Maryland, Queen Anne's County, Queenstown — Stagwell — → — Reported permanently removed |
| 500 ► Maryland, Queen Anne's County, Stevensville — Christ Church — Town of Broad Creek — |
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