3rd Maryland Volunteer Infantry

Maryland

3rd Md. Infantry.

2nd Stainbrook's Brigade.

2nd Greene's Division.

12th Mansfield's Corps.

Advanced to the corner

of the Dunkard Church,

in front of this

Marker. Loss, 4 killed,

25 wounded.

The monument to the

Maryland troops is

near the Dunkard

Church.

Marker is on Dunker Church Road / Old Hagerstown Pike, on the ...

USS Maryland

1921 - 1946

Pearl Harbor ·

Tarawa ·

Roi-Namur ·

Palau ·

Leyte ·

Surigao Straits ·

Okinawa

Marker is at the intersection of State Circle and Francis Street on State Circle.

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Maryland State House

Built 1772–1779

Capitol of the United States

November 26, 1783 – August 13, 1784

In this state house, oldest in the nation still in legislative use, General George Washington resigned his commission before the Continental Congress December 23, 1783. Here, January 14, 1784, ...

University of Maryland Memorial Chapel

Erected as a memorial

and

dedicated October 12, 1952

to those

University of Maryland

men and women

who gave their lives

in the service of

their country

Marker is at the intersection of Regents Drive and Chapel Drive, on the left when traveling north on Regents Drive.

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Maryland Monument

Maryland’s tribute to

her heroic dead.

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Erected by members of

the Maryland Historical

Society

in memory of the soldiers

of the Maryland Line.

1781-1892

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Non Omnis Moriar

Marker can be reached from Guilford Courthouse Tour Road, on the left when traveling west.

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2nd Maryland Infantry

Maryland

2nd Md Infantry

At 9:30 a.m. advanced

on the stone bridge,

defended by Toombs'

Brigade and two batt-

eries on high ground

beyond. Charged to

within 100 yards of the

bridge when, checked

by the severity of

the enemy's fire it took

shelter along the bank

of the stream and was

engaged until ...

Maryland State Monument

Baltimore

Light Artillery, C.S.A.

Organized at Richmond, Va.

August 17, 1861

Battles engaged in: Harpers

Ferry; Winchester; Front

Royal; Cross Keys; Port

Republic; Woodstock; Gaines'

Mills; Malvern Hill; Bristoe

Station; Cunningham's Ford;

Groveton; Rappahannock;

Second Mannassas; Antietam;

Yellow Tavern; Carlisle;

Gettysburg; Culpepper C.H.;

Mine Run; Brandy Station;

Chambersburg; Leestown;

Frederick; OldTown;

Waynesboro; Maurytown.

Officers

Captain John B. Brockenbrough

Captain ...

Maryland World War II Memorial

[Marker Panel No. 1]:

Introduction

With their lives before them, they left everything – their families, their loved ones, the serenity and security of their homes – to fight for a just cause. They departed on a journey to places they had ...

The State of Maryland

[Front/East Side of Marker]:

The State of Maryland

In honored recognition of the historic valor

of her sons who in Blue and Gray, nobly

sustained the martial glory of their

fathers in the military operations around

Chattanooga in the war for the union.

1861 - 1865

The proud ...

Maryland Began Here!

Two ships, the 400-ton Ark and the 50-ton Dove landed almost 150 English settlers here in March of 1634. After a stormy passage from England, the 28-year-old Governor Leonard Calvert, brother of Lord Baltimore, looked for a safe place to ...