Born in Frederick, Maryland in 1905, Claire McCardell moved to New York as a young woman and pursued a career in the fashion industry. The impression she made and the designs she innovated became a part of American fashion history. Her legacy in the fashion world continues to be celebrated today…
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Whether you are visiting Frederick County for the first time or have multi-generational roots here, Heritage Frederick's Museum of Frederick County History is your home for discovering the significant and diverse history of our community. Entrance to the Museum of Frederick County History is FREE…
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Few places in Maryland have as much important Civil War history as Frederick County. Just like today, important roads brought business, industry, and travelers to Frederick in the 19th century. In September 1862, those roads brought two armies in a fight to decide the future of the United States of…
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Take a "spirited" tour through historic Downtown Frederick... Frederick, Maryland has been billed as "the most haunted city in Maryland" and with good reason. The city's long and storied history is full of tales of soldiers, famous local residents, and moments that shaped our nation's history…
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There are always new and exciting reasons to visit Frederick County and this year is no exception. A variety of new businesses and attractions will be opening in the near future. Be on the lookout for more information about these experiences soon! Visitation Hotel Frederick - Expected in 2024…
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Frederick County, Maryland, has historic homes and mountaintop retreats that make great romantic getaways, perfect for celebrating Valentine’s Day, an anniversary or another special occasion. There are a variety of options available in Frederick County -- from B&Bs to rustic cabins with modern…
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Gathland State Park, once the mountain retreat of Civil War journalist and novelist George Alfred Townsend, is located just one mile west of the small town of Burkittsville, off Maryland Route 17. The park straddles the Frederick County and Washington County line at Crampton’s Gap on South…
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Over the past couple of years, I’ve started to enjoy exploring old cemeteries. Some of you will read that and think that’s strange; but, for others, your eyes will light up. It’s hard to explain why some of us appreciate these often overlooked historical islands. It’s not necessary to know the…
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With warmer weather in Frederick there’s nothing more relaxing and fun than getting on the water…
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Springtime is here—a season of longer days, warmer nights, and more opportunities to spend time…
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