Red Cross: Clara Barton's House

Steamboat Gothic 

 in Glen Echo, Maryland

The Empty Tomb and the Lost Monument

Gathland State Park, on the top of South Mountain near Burkittsville, Maryland
 

Treason -- 1814

 John Hodges was indicted for treason in 1814.

I Cannot Tell a Lie.

Ferry Farm:

A house that's no longer there, where several famous historic events didn't actually happen.

Dr. Houck's Acre

Battle Acre in Dundalk, Maryland

Virginia Hensley [Patsy Cline]

 608 Kent Street in Winchester, Virginia

Stonewall Jackson's Arm

 at Ellwood

Arm of Stonewall Jackson, May 3, 1863

The Indian Queen Tavern

George Washington House

Belfort Meteorological Observatory

and the Baltimore Rescue Mission

Along East Baltimore Street, at the corner with Central Avenue, in the Jonestown neighborhood of Baltimore, we find this intriguing building. It identifies itself as Belfort.

Moncure Conway

 A Man Who Freed Himself ...

The Cabin John Bridge

The Cabin John Bridge carries MacArthur Blvd. across Cabin John Creek and the Cabin John Parkway. It also carries part of Washington's water supply.

Anderson Cottage

Lincoln's Summer White House at the Soldiers' Home

Where Valor Proudly Sleeps

 Battleground National Cemetery

On Georgia Avenue, two blocks south of Walter Reed Army Hospital in Washington, DC, is a tiny Federal cemetery, a little more than an acre of ground with 41 graves arranged in a circular pattern.

Grover Cleveland Slept Here

The Pennyfield Inn at Lock 22 on the C&O Canal was built in 1879. President Grover Cleveland stayed here on several occasions to fish for bass in the nearby Potomac.

The Star-Gazers' Stone

 The Anchor of the Mason-Dixon Line

The Lady with the Harp

 Eliza Ridgely

This 1818 painting by Thomas Sully may have saved his 15-year-old subject's home, Hampton.

Roger Brooke Taney Didn't Live Here.

The Roger Brooke Taney House




 121 South Bentz Street, Frederick Maryland