BALTIMORE ST. P R E S I 1 Druid Hill Park D E PENNSYLVANIA WATER ST. N T S T 25 45 147 . EUTAW ST. EUTAW ST. HOWARD HOPKINS PL. LOMBARD ST. CHARLES ST. ST. SAINT PAUL ST. CALVERT SOUTH ST. MARKET PL. MASON AND DIXON LINE S 83 U 273 PRATT ST. COMMERCE ST. ST. GAY S NORTH AVE. 1 Q Emmitsburg Greenmount 45 T. N S U Cemetery FAW E 1 H . T S A T H EASTERN AVE. N G USS Constellation I Union Mills L N SHARP ST. CONWAY ST. A Taneytown Manchester R FLEET ST. I Washington Monument/ Camden INNER V 1 Mt. Vernon Place 97 30 25 E 95 Station R MONUMENT ST. BROADWAY HARBOR President Maryland Street 27 Station LANCASTER ST. Historical Society . ORLEANS ST. ST 222 Y 40 A Thurmont G Church Home CALVERT ST. CALVERT KEY HWY Susquehanna Mt. Clare Battle Monument and Hospital BALTIMORE RIOT TRAIL State Park Port Deposit ELKTON Mansion 140 BALTIMORE ST. CHARLES ST. 7 (1.6-mile walking tour) Federal Hill James Archer LOMBARD ST. L 77 Birthplace A Middleburg Patterson P PRATT ST. I Old Frederick Road D 40 R Park 138 U (Loy’s Station) M E EASTERN AVE. R CONWAY ST. D 137 Hereford V CECIL Mt. Clare Station/ B USS O 24 1 I E. FLEET ST. S 84 AV B&O Railroad Museum Union Bridge TO ICK Constellation N 7 R ER Catoctin F D S Abbott WESTMINSTER A RE ST. HOWARD T 155 F . L Monkton Station L T Furnance LIGHT ST. Iron Works (Multiple Trail Sites) S 155 327 R 462 S D 31 BUS A Y M 1 Federal O R A E K I Havre de Grace Rodgers R N Hill R S D T 22 Tavern Perryville E 395 BALTIMORE HARFORD H V K Community Park I E 75 T Lewistown Y New Windsor Bel Air Court House R HW R Y 140 30 25 45 146 SUSQUEHANNA O K N BUS FLATS L 1 E FO ABERDEEN RT AV 83 145 924 15 E. Hayfields 295 Fort SHAWAN RD 2 95 McHenry 7 31 Cockeysville 24 I A R Libertytown B O H E M I R V CARROLL D Jerusalem E E D Richfield I E Mill R BALTIMORE CITY S RAV N R CK D PATAPSCO RIVER N LO E E R G D M R ORGA LEM 152 N MI SA LL RD ERU Baltimore County J 95 26 26 97 Historical Society 147 Glen Ellen 1 Rose Hill Manor 75 27 795 Camp Chapel 213 146 United Methodist JO FREDERICK 130 Church PPA FREDERICK Hampton National FA R (Multiple Trail Sites) M Historical Site R D D B 139 PA R JOP U 140 Towson 40 S New Market 695 Mariner Monocacy Robert E. Lee Court House H A S S Point Park S A F R National Park 43 G A S R I V E R 26 R Battlefield U 40 Mount Airy I Pine Grove N Sykesville V Chapel Randallstown 83 45 P E O R 70 W P 7 D 80 A 25 H E ISTO 32 T RI R Urbana C NAT IONA A BALTIMORE CITY 95 (Landon House) L RD P 144 S R 80 C CA O R I L I V E VE R V RT 213 Buckeystown Cooksville ST E . H I R G Park M H Crimea Mansion/ I S 301 355 70 D T. Leakin Park D B M CA L N A A E N PL KENT O E 895 C N A Loudon Park R . V 270 40 K ST T E. 144 I . S RD Cemetery V L 20 Hyattstown 97 K R IL RIC 695 Kent County Catonsville DE E M FRE I R Courthouse Ellicott City Library V E T. 27 144 95 S S Sugarloaf R S O R Monument Park Mountain 166 C 32 HOWARD Lansdowne Monocacy T. 514 S Comus Christian Church N River Ford E Clarksburg E Charles Sumner U 29 Thomas Q T. Post G.A.R. S R Viaduct E 895 Lauretum T Oakland L 100 A IT Inn W T L Barnesville Manor E Y P A EN P A Chestertown CHESTER T P 20 K A W Elkridge 109 Y 695 T B RIVER Furnace Inn A P CHESTERTOWN S E 175 195 C 213 Brookeville O K R I 32 V A Beallsville E R Baltimore/Washington E Gaithersburg International Airport (Summit Hall Farm) P A 97 100 Poolesville S Rock Hall MONTGOMERY ANNE E H 124 k 107 29 e e Savage C r Mill C 301 313 e ARUNDEL R o Darnestown E h I V a Park 28 R k 28 295 213 c ROCKVILLE 97 u R QUEEN T E 112 T Old Rockville S (Multiple Trail Sites) 175 E 95 M A H ANNE’S G O T C H Y Rowser’s Ford R (Seneca) I V 270 E R R E . 2 190 LL Patapsco N E PRINCE I L CO V T S I T Female ’ M 3 I H R LL Institute A Sandy Point S R 18 D A VIRGINIA R S O . State Park GEORGE’S 97 C 301 L. P S Thomas Isaac T R S M U P AIN Log Cabin O E Dranesville ST C . A V AVE T . T E 50 R Ellicott City U O A R Queenstown C 301 Colored School . N 213 309 Greensboro RD P CH HERNDON UR CH ANNAPOLIS R 1 95 144 I 50 K Belair B&O V E Railroad E Mansion M N A Station R 495 450 R T Y L . A S T O Fort Marcy N N S U D 50 T T National U A H A 480 C V E E IK W . R 404 Park Service IA P E R Freeman WASHINGTON, D.C. MB N COLU I R Store/Museum OLD 301 V Hillsboro E O R ELLICOTT CITY 2 W S ★ ★ ★ ★ Caroline Co BALTIMORE RIOT TRAIL • Church Home and Hospital – Here Adeline Blanchard WESTERN SHORE SITES • Rodgers Tavern – Four-legged recruits were trained here • Savage Mill – This cotton-weaving mill was used for Old Harford Town Denton Tyler treated wounded Massachusetts soldiers after the at the “mule school” for arduous service in the U.S. Army. Federal service. Courthouse ★ ★ Maritime Center President Street Station – The 6th Massachusetts Baltimore Riot. Baltimore County Historical Society/Cockeysville – Infantry Regiment began its march to Camden Station. Near here, Confederate Maj. Harry Gilmor burned railroad • Port Deposit – A local artillery battery later found itself • Thomas Viaduct – The strategic B&O Railroad bridge to Crimea Mansion/Leakin Park – Home of Ross Winans, playing a vital role at Antietam. Washington placed two towns in the theater of war. ★ • bridges and wreaked havoc on his July 1864 raid. Fawn Street at President Street – Here the secessionist a successful inventor and prominentArlington Baltimorean, House/ who was TALBOT mob began attacking the marching Massachusetts soldiers. ★ Camp Chapel United Methodist Church – Maj. Harry • Bel Air Court House – In 1861, Union forces searched the ★ ★ Taylor’simprisoned Tavern at Fort McHenryNational for his Cemeterypro-southern political town for Confederate sympathizers; area residents served in EASTERN SHORE SITES ★ President Street at Pratt Street – The66 mob closed in activities. Gilmor and his raiders passed by this early Methodist chapel 50 404 site in July 1864. both armies. Charles Sumner Post G.A.R. – Former U.S. Colored Troops as a railroad car carrying soldiers derailed. • Todds Corner • Druid Hill – Several U.S. Colored Troops regiments were • James Archer Birthplace – Confederate Gen. James Archer established this Grand Army of the Republic post and built ★ Gay and Commerce StreetsFairfax at Pratt Street – Here the organized here in 1863 and 1864. Fort Ward • Catonsville Library – This community, known as Relay 309 during the war, was an important rail center. led Texas troops through several campaigns and died in Rich- this meeting hall in 1908. soldiers fired back, exchangingCourt volleys House with the mob. Federal Hill – First occupied by U.S. troops in May 1861 mond, Va., shortly after being exchanged as a prisoner of war. 662 • ★ • Kent County Courthouse – Federal authorities arrested ★ Glen Ellen – This is the site of Maj. Harry Gilmor’s home, M Light Street at Pratt Street – Four soldiers were shot or to suppress secessionist violence in395 Baltimore, this became ★ Jerusalem Mill – A Confederate cavalry raid occurred here local lawyer and newspaper publisher John Leeds Barroll in Fairfax Museum a Gothic Revival house demolished after the war. LOTHIAN I beaten to death here. the site of a huge fort. in 1864 as part of an attack on Washington. 1863 for reprinting a “treasonous” article. 495 Alexandria Hampton National Historical Site 408 L ★ • – Southern sympa- E Howard Street at Camden Station – The rest of the • Fort McHenry – Famous for associations with “The Star- 95 495 ★ Mariner Point Park – Here Maj. Harry Gilmor burned the Monument Park – Monuments here honor both Confederate National thizer Charles Ridgely was elected captain of the Baltimore • S Massachusetts regimentSt. finally Mary’s boarded Church the train, protected Spangled Banner,” it became a prison and hospital site. Gunpowder River Bridge. Welsh Owens and Union soldiers, including U.S. Colored Troops. Unionville by their comrades’ fire. Cemetery County Horse Guards at the outbreak of the war. 370 Greenmount Cemetery – John Wilkes Booth and other D R • R Elkridge Furnace Inn – George DobbinMemorial built an “assembly Lauretum Inn – Chestertown resident, Maryland militia 95 Robert E. Lee Park/Lake Roland – Opened in 1861,D the • • I notable Civil War figures are buried here.