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Historical Markers and War Memorials in Frederick County, Maryland

 
Clickable Map of Frederick County, Maryland and Immediately Adjacent Jurisdictions image/svg+xml 2019-10-06 U.S. Census Bureau, Abe.suleiman; Lokal_Profil; HMdb.org; J.J.Prats/dc:title> https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Usa_counties_large.svg Frederick County, MD (558) Carroll County, MD (210) Howard County, MD (143) Montgomery County, MD (753) Washington County, MD (875) Adams County, PA (1442) Franklin County, PA (228) Loudoun County, VA (345)  FrederickCounty(558) Frederick County (558)  CarrollCounty(210) Carroll County (210)  HowardCounty(143) Howard County (143)  MontgomeryCounty(753) Montgomery County (753)  WashingtonCounty(875) Washington County (875)  AdamsCountyPennsylvania(1442) Adams County (1442)  FranklinCounty(228) Franklin County (228)  LoudounCountyVirginia(345) Loudoun County (345)
Frederick is the county seat for Frederick County
Adjacent to Frederick County, Maryland
      Carroll County (210)  
      Howard County (143)  
      Montgomery County (753)  
      Washington County (875)  
      Adams County, Pennsylvania (1442)  
      Franklin County, Pennsylvania (228)  
      Loudoun County, Virginia (345)  
 
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201 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Fleeing for Their Lives — 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. July 9, 1864 — Monocacy National Battlefield, National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior — Reported permanently removed
202 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Former Site of Tory Gaol
203 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Francis Scott Key — Thomas Johnson Barbara Fritchie
204 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Francis Scott Key — War of 1812 Soldier — Aug. 1, 1779 - Jan. 11, 1843 —
205 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Francis Scott Key — Rotary International
206 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Francis Scott Key — United Daughters of 1812
207 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Francis Scott Key
208 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Francis Scott Key — Frederick's Immortal Patriot — 1779 - 1843 —
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209 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Frederick — A Town becomes a City — The Historic National Road - The Road That Built The Nation —
210 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Frederick County Korean War Veterans Memorial — June 25 1950 • January 31 1955
211 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Frederick County Veterans Memorial
212 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Frederick County Vietnam Veterans Memorial — Lest We Forget
213 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Frederick County World War I Memorial
214 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Frederick County World War II Memorial
215 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Frederick Evangelical Reformed Church Memorial Ground
216 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Frederick Town Barracks — The American Revolution 1776 - 1783
217 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Frederick’s Poet Lawyer — Francis Scott Key
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218 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Frederick's Boys High School
219 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Frederick's Carroll Creek
220 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Frederick's Diarist
221 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Gambrill House — Reported permanently removed
222 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Gambrill Mill — Monocacy National Battlefield — Reported permanently removed
223 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Gen. Bradley T. Johnson — A Visitor in His Own Hometown — Early's 1864 Attack on Washington —
224 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — General Edward Braddock
225 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — General LaFayette
226 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — George Washington
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227 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — George Washington Bicentennial Memorial — 1732 • 1932
228 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Gettysburg Campaign — Invasion & Retreat
229 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Goodloe Edgar Byron — 1929 - 1978 — Reported permanently removed
230 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Gordon’s Decisive Attack — 3:00-4:30 p.m. July 9, 1864 — Monocacy National Battlefield, National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior — Reported missing
231 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Graves, Monument and Memorials of the Civil War
232 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Graves, Monuments, and Memorials — of the American Civil War — Reported permanently removed
233 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Headquarters of Generals Robert E. Lee, "Stonewall" Jackson and Longstreet Sept. 6-9, 1862.
234 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Here and There
235 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Hessian Barracks - Witness to History
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236 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Historic Frederick Barracks — War of 1812 Period
237 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — History of the Monocacy River Valley
238 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Home of Chief Justice Roger Brooke Taney
239 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Home of the Brave
240 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Hood College
241 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Hood College — 1893 - 1915
242 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Hospitals in Frederick — Caring for the Wounded
243 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — In April 1861 The Legislature Of Maryland Met Here In Special Session
244 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — In Memoriam
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245 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Jacob Engelbrecht — A Frederick Diarist on the National Road — The Historic National Road - The Road That Built The Nation —
246 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Jacob Engelbrecht's Diary
247 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Jane Hanson National Memorial
248 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — John Balderson — Abt 1790-Oct. 19, 1852 — War of 1812 Soldier —
249 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — John Hanson
250 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — John Hanson — April 14, 1715 — November 22, 1783
251 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — John Hanson
252 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — John Kuhn
253 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — John McElroy, S.J. — b. May 14, 1782 • d. September 12, 1877 — R.I.P. —
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254 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — John Ross Key and Anne Charlton Key
255 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — John Thomas Schley
256 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Joseph Adlum — Abt. 1778 - Aug. 24 1844 — War of 1812 Soldier —
257 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Jug Bridge — An engineering marvel for early America — The Historic National Road - The Road That Built The Nation — Reported permanently removed
258 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Jug Bridge — An engineering marvel for early America — The Road That Built The Nation —
259 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Jug Bridge Monument — Reported missing
260 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Kemp Hall — 1861 - 1961
261 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Korean Conflict Memorial — 1950 • 1953
262 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Laboring Sons Memorial Ground
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263 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Lewis & Clark Trail Marker
264 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — L'Hermitage
265 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Library Campaign Song — (Tune-Battle Hymn of the Republic) — By Clifford B. Holland —
266 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Lloyd C. Culler
267 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Loats Female Orphan Asylum of Frederick City — 24 East Church Street
268 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Maj. Gen. Edward Braddock — (1695-1755) British Commander, French and Indian War
269 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Major General George Gordon Meade
270 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Market & Patrick Streets — "Scarcely any possibility of crossing the street" — Gettysburg Campaign —
271 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Mary Quantrill's Stand
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272 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Maryland's “Cemetery Beautiful”
273 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Maryland's First Governor
274 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — May 17, 1943
275 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — McCausland’s Attack — Reported permanently removed
276 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Meade Takes Command — "Come to give me trouble."
277 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Monocacy Battlefield
278 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Monocacy National Battlefield — Reported permanently removed
279 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Monocacy National Battlefield — Reported permanently removed
280 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Mount Olivet Cemetery — Community Owned - Since 1852 - — "The Founders Garden" —
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281 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Mullinix Park
282 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Never Forget Garden — Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
283 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Nick of Time — Monocacy National Battlefield — National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior —
284 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — No to the Stamp!
285 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — North Market Street — "Now I shall see Cousin J." — Gettysburg Campaign —
286 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — North Market Street — "Now I shall see Cousin J." — Gettysburg Campaign — Reported permanently removed
287 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — O Say Can You See?
288 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Old Freight Depot
289 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Old Hill Church
290 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — One Vast Hospital
291 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — PFC James Moore Jr
292 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — PFC James Moore Jr
293 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Ramsey House
294 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Rediscovered Past
295 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Retreat
296 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Richard Potts — Revolutionary War Patriot
297 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Richfield — “The Boy General of the Golden Lock”
298 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Richfield
299 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Roger Brooke Taney
300 Maryland, Frederick County, Frederick — Roger Brooke Taney

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