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Get InspiredNorth AmericaUnited StatesMarylandFrederickMonocacy National Battlefield

Monocacy National Battlefield

US
National Battlefield·Historic, Peaceful, Educational, Reflective
The Worthington House is one of the most iconic locations on the battlefield.
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The monument recognizes the sacrifices of the "Monocacy Regiment."
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Built in the 1790s this house was one of the first structures in the park.
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Union soldiers fire an artillery piece in commemoration of the battle.
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2,300 Union and Confederate National Flags are set out to commemorate the Battle of Monocacy casualties.
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The Worthington House is one of the most iconic locations on the battlefield.
Photo by from Nps
The monument recognizes the sacrifices of the "Monocacy Regiment."
Photo by from Nps
Built in the 1790s this house was one of the first structures in the park.
Photo by from Nps
Union soldiers fire an artillery piece in commemoration of the battle.
Photo by from Nps
2,300 Union and Confederate National Flags are set out to commemorate the Battle of Monocacy casualties.
Photo by from Nps
Confederate artillery used the fields of the Best Farm to stage their attack on Union forces across the river.
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Living history volunteers bring the past to the present through demonstrating small arms firing at Monocacy.
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Monocacy National Battlefield preserves the site of the July 9, 1864, conflict famously known as 'The Battle That Saved Washington.' Located in Frederick, Maryland, this park commemorates the strategic delay of Confederate forces by outnumbered Union soldiers. Visitors can walk through history on several scenic hiking trails that wind along the Monocacy River, offering a mix of natural beauty and historical reflection. The landscape remains remarkably unchanged, allowing for an immersive look at the tactical maneuvers of the Civil War. With numerous historic markers and interpretive displays, it serves as a powerful educational destination for all ages.

Monocacy National Battlefield preserves the site of the July 9, 1864, conflict famously known as 'The Battle That Saved Washington.' Located in Frederick, Maryland, this park commemorates the strategic delay of Confederate forces by outnumbered Union soldiers. Visitors can walk through history on several scenic hiking trails that wind along the Monocacy River, offering a mix of natural beauty and historical reflection. The landscape remains remarkably unchanged, allowing for an immersive look at the tactical maneuvers of the Civil War. With numerous historic markers and interpretive displays, it serves as a powerful educational destination for all ages.

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Address
5201 Urbana Pike
Websitenps.gov
Phone3016623515

Highlights

  • Scenic hiking trails along the Monocacy River

  • Educational interpretive displays and historical markers

  • Preserved landscape from the 1864 conflict

  • Commemorates the 'Battle That Saved Washington'

Best For

History enthusiasts and hikers looking for scenic, educational outdoor trails.

Currency

USD $

Average Cost

$50-$100 p/day

Time of Day

Lunch

Languages Spoken

English

Occasion Tags

Educational, Outdoor Activities, History Buffs

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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States