Location: Frederick
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Top 6 Historic Sites in Frederick, Maryland (MD)
With its collection of historic homes, museums and battlefields, Frederick, Maryland, is a must-see destination for any history enthusiast. The sites of two bloody Civil War battles are preserved at Monocacy National Park and South Mountain State Park. Within the city, visit the National Museum of Civil War Medicine and learn how soldiers wounded in those battles were treated, or visit the house of Barbara Fritchie and picture her hanging the Stars & Stripes in defiance of the Confederate Army.
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1. Rose Hill Manor Park & Museums
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4.5 based on 46 reviews
Rose Hill Manor Park & Museums provides visitors with the opportunity to explore life in 18th & 19th century America. The 1790s Manor House was the retirement home of Maryland's first elected goernor, Thomas Johnson. In addition to the Manor House which includes period exhibits and is Children's Museum the property features an ice house, log cabin, blacksmith shop, carriage collection, gardens and Farm Museum.
2. Schifferstadt
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4.5 based on 47 reviews
This house is the oldest in Frederick, Maryland, dating to 1756. Closed during the winter.
3. Historic Downtown Frederick
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4.5 based on 659 reviews
Reviewed By rrininger2018 - Frederick, United States
Went to a show at the Weinberg Center which was a comedy show that was awesome. Before the show we walked Market St. and di some shopping and stopped into Wags, a local bar and restaurant that makes great burgers, soup, fries, etc. Downtown Frederick has adequate parking and a lot of good restaurants and shops that you can walk to. Carroll Creek is also worth visiting. It's all well worth a visit.
4. Barbara Fritchie House
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4.0 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By 203frederickt - Frederick, United States
This site is where Barbara Fritchie's (alleged) encounter with Stonewall Jackson occurred. "Shoot if you must this old gray head, but spare your country's flag." Investigate some little known facts, and then decide for yourself if the legend is true or not.
5. Roger Brooke Taney House
6. William R. Talley Recreation Center
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4.5 based on 2 reviews
