101 ► Maryland, Baltimore, Locust Point Industrial Area — Civil War Magazine —

102 ► Maryland, Baltimore, Locust Point Industrial Area — Evolution of Fort McHenry —

103 ► Maryland, Baltimore, Locust Point Industrial Area — Experimental Carriages —

104 ► Maryland, Baltimore, Locust Point Industrial Area — Outer Battery — Reported permanently removed

105 ► Maryland, Baltimore, Locust Point Industrial Area — The Great Guns of the Fort… The Rodman Cannons —

106 ► Maryland, Baltimore, Mid-Town Belvedere — Juneteenth Memorial —

107 ► Maryland, Baltimore, Mount Vernon — Roger B. Taney Monument — Reconciling History — Baltimore's Confederate Monuments — Reported permanently removed

108 ► Maryland, Baltimore, Mount Vernon — The First Unitarian Church of Baltimore — (Universalist and Unitarian) —

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109 ► Maryland, Baltimore, Patterson Park — Patterson Park — Civil War Camp and Hospital —

110 ► Maryland, Baltimore, Pigtown — Baltimore & Ohio Railroad — The Mount Clare Shops — Reported permanently removed

111 ► Maryland, Baltimore, Pigtown — Camp Carroll — The War Came by Train — Reported permanently removed

112 ► Maryland, Baltimore, Pigtown — Mount Clare Shops — Nerve Center of "Lincoln's Railroad" —

113 ► Maryland, Baltimore, Sharp-Leadenhall — Struggling For Equality —

114 ► Maryland, Baltimore, Stadium Area — Baltimore Regional Trail — A House Divided — War on the Chesapeake Bay —

115 ► Maryland, Baltimore, Stadium Area — Baltimore Riot Trail — Last Shots at Camden Station — Baltimore – A House Divided — Reported damaged

116 ► Maryland, Baltimore, Tuscany-Canterbury — Confederate Women of Maryland — Reported permanently removed

117 ► Maryland, Baltimore, Tuscany-Canterbury — Confederate Women's Monument — Reconciling History — Baltimore's Confederate Monuments — Reported permanently removed

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118 ► Maryland, Baltimore, University of Maryland — Brig. General Lewis A. Armistead — Reported missing

119 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Catonsville — Address by President Lincoln — At the Dedication of The Gettysburg National Cemetery — November 19, 1863 —

120 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Catonsville — Baltimore National Cemetery — National Register of Historic Places —

121 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Catonsville — Baltimore Regional Trail — A House Divided —

122 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Cockeysville — Gilmor's Raid — Capturing Cockeysville — Early's 1864 Attack on Washington —

123 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Halethorpe — The Relay House —

124 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Kingsville — Ishmael Day’s House —

125 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Lansdowne — Lansdowne Christian Church — Hull Memorial — Reported permanently removed

126 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Lansdowne — Lansdowne Christian Church — Hull Memorial —

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127 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Long Green — Maj. Gen. Isaac Ridgeway Trimble, C.S.A. —

128 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Lutherville-Timonium — History of The Greenspring Quarry —

129 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Owings Mills — In Memory of William Maxwell Wood, MD —

130 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Owings Mills — Jewish Armed Forces Memorial —

131 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Phoenix — Glen Ellen — Maj. Harry Gilmor's Childhood Home — Early's 1864 Attack on Washington —

132 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Pikesville — The Old United States Arsenal —

133 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Reisterstown — Colonel William Norris — (1820-1896) —

134 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Relay — Masterpiece of the Early B&O Railroad —

135 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Relay — Relay —

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136 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Towson — Lynching in America / Lynching of Howard Cooper — Community Remembrance Project —

137 ► Maryland, Baltimore County, Towson — The Home of Governor Augustus W. Bradford —

138 ► Maryland, Calvert County, Lusby — Cove Point Lighthouse — 3.4 miles —

139 ► Maryland, Calvert County, Lusby — Morgan Hill Farm —

140 ► Maryland, Caroline County, Denton — Emancipation's Close Call — Did Union Troops Suppress the Vote? —

141 ► Maryland, Caroline County, Denton — John Wilkes Booth — Escape of an Assassin — War on the Chesapeake Bay — Reported permanently removed

142 ► Maryland, Caroline County, Denton — Maryland's Eastern Shore — Hundreds of Enslaved and Free Black Men Enlisted — Reported permanently removed

143 ► Maryland, Caroline County, Denton — Nest of Traitors — The Denton Arrests — Reported missing

144 ► Maryland, Caroline County, Denton — Revolution or Fraud? — Emancipation in Caroline Co. — Reported permanently removed

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145 ► Maryland, Caroline County, Denton — The Denton Arrests — "Arresting … treasonable characters" —

146 ► Maryland, Caroline County, Denton — War Along the Chesapeake — A Divided Region —

147 ► Maryland, Caroline County, Federalsburg — A Paradise For Smugglers — Nanticoke River, 1861-1863 —

148 ► Maryland, Caroline County, Federalsburg — Civil War Memorial —

149 ► Maryland, Caroline County, Greensboro — Letter to Lincoln — Chaos on the Eastern Shore —

150 ► Maryland, Caroline County, Hillsboro — Frederick Douglass — Tales of Horror —

151 ► Maryland, Caroline County, Preston — The Underground Railroad — Seed of War —

152 ► Maryland, Carroll County, Finksburg — Sandy Mount United Methodist Church — 1827 - 1977 —

153 ► Maryland, Carroll County, Manchester — Army of the Potomac — July 3 1863 —

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154 ► Maryland, Carroll County, Manchester — June 30 1863 —

155 ► Maryland, Carroll County, Manchester — Manchester —

156 ► Maryland, Carroll County, Manchester — Manchester — Meade's Pipe Creek Plan — Gettysburg Campaign — Reported missing

157 ► Maryland, Carroll County, Manchester — Manchester — Meade's Pipe Creek Plan — Gettysburg Campaign —

158 ► Maryland, Carroll County, Middleburg — Army of the Potomac — June 29 1863 —

159 ► Maryland, Carroll County, Middleburg — Middleburg — Meade's Pipe Creek Plan — Gettysburg Campaign —

160 ► Maryland, Carroll County, Mount Airy — Civil War Memorial —

161 ► Maryland, Carroll County, Mount Airy — Mount Airy — History —

162 ► Maryland, Carroll County, Mount Airy — Mount Airy — Under the Barrels — Gettysburg Campaign —

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163 ► Maryland, Carroll County, New Windsor — Gen. Bradley T. Johnson's Raid — Looting in New Windsor — Early's 1864 Attack on Washington —

164 ► Maryland, Carroll County, New Windsor — New Windsor — Village by Moonlight — Gettysburg Campaign —

165 ► Maryland, Carroll County, Sykesville — Hood’s Mill —

166 ► Maryland, Carroll County, Sykesville — Sykesville — Capturing Joe Hooker — Gettysburg Campaign —

167 ► Maryland, Carroll County, Taneytown — 1st Lieutenant John E. Buffington —

168 ► Maryland, Carroll County, Taneytown — Army of the Potomac — June 30, 1863 —

169 ► Maryland, Carroll County, Taneytown — Army of the Potomac — July 1, 1863 —

170 ► Maryland, Carroll County, Taneytown — Bridgeport —

171 ► Maryland, Carroll County, Taneytown — Extra! Extra! — "Mount and Spur for Gettysburg" —

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172 ► Maryland, Carroll County, Taneytown — Meade’s Headquarters —

173 ► Maryland, Carroll County, Taneytown — Taneytown — Meade’s Pipe Creek Plan — Gettysburg Campaign —

174 ► Maryland, Carroll County, Union Bridge — Union Bridge — Reynolds’ Last Journey — Gettysburg Campaign —

175 ► Maryland, Carroll County, Union Mills — Defiance at Union Mills — "I'm a Union man!" — Gettysburg Campaign —

176 ► Maryland, Carroll County, Union Mills — Gettysburg Campaign — Invasion and Retreat — Reported permanently removed

177 ► Maryland, Carroll County, Union Mills — Gettysburg Campaign — Invasion and Retreat —

178 ► Maryland, Carroll County, Union Mills — Union Mills — Built 1797 on the site of an earlier mill by Andrew and David Shriver Jr. —

179 ► Maryland, Carroll County, Union Mills — Union Mills — "Shining lights" — Gettysburg Campaign —

180 ► Maryland, Carroll County, Union Mills — Union Mills — "Shining lights" — Gettysburg Campaign — Reported permanently removed

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181 ► Maryland, Carroll County, Uniontown — Army of the Potomac — June 29 1863 —

182 ► Maryland, Carroll County, Uniontown — Headquarters Second Corps Army of the Potomac —

183 ► Maryland, Carroll County, Uniontown — Uniontown — “Patriotic, but Paralyzed” — Gettysburg Campaign —

184 ► Maryland, Carroll County, Westminster — A Final Tribute — Battle of Westminster — Corbit's Charge, June 29, 1863 —

185 ► Maryland, Carroll County, Westminster — Aftermath of Battle — Hospitals and Graves — Gettysburg Campaign —

186 ► Maryland, Carroll County, Westminster — Army of the Potomac — July 3 1863 —

187 ► Maryland, Carroll County, Westminster — Army of the Potomac — June 29, 1863 —

188 ► Maryland, Carroll County, Westminster — Corbit’s Charge —

189 ► Maryland, Carroll County, Westminster — Corbit's Charge — “Suicidal Bravery” — Gettysburg Campaign —

190 ► Maryland, Carroll County, Westminster — Divided Loyalties — The Neal Family — Gettysburg Campaign — Reported permanently removed

191 ► Maryland, Carroll County, Westminster — Divided Loyalties — A U.S. Flag Goes South —

192 ► Maryland, Carroll County, Westminster — Engagement at Westminster — War at the Almshouse — Gettysburg Campaign — Reported damaged

193 ► Maryland, Carroll County, Westminster — Gen. Bradley T. Johnson's Raid — A Ransom Cancelled — Early's 1864 Attack on Washington —

194 ► Maryland, Carroll County, Westminster — Gettysburg Campaign — Invasion & Retreat —

195 ► Maryland, Carroll County, Westminster — Gettysburg Campaign — Invasion & Retreat — Maryland Civil War Trails — Reported permanently removed

196 ► Maryland, Carroll County, Westminster — History Is Also Now —

197 ► Maryland, Carroll County, Westminster — Neal Home —

198 ► Maryland, Carroll County, Westminster — The Opera House —

199 ► Maryland, Carroll County, Westminster — The Rosser Raid — "Welcome into my home!" — Antietam Campaign 1862 —

200 ► Maryland, Carroll County, Westminster — The Trumbo-Chrest House — 297 East Main Street —

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