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    Monocacy National Battlefield - 01.21.25 the site of the Battle of Monocacy in the American Civil War fought on July 9, 1864

    Monocacy National Battlefield

    (44 reviews)

    If you love history, specifically civil war history, make this a stop if you're in the area. Stop…read moreby the visitor's center first and pick up some guides & pamphlets to guide you on your journey through. Make sure you have a car, if not you'll be setting aside the whole day trying to walk it. Are you a jogger/cyclist? Love the outdoors? Then also make this a stop, maybe you'll learn something and pick up a few interests on your morning run. Do you fall into none of the previous categories? Well, maybe avoid it. Most of it just looks like big empty fields - it kind of is exactly that to the non-enthusiasts and imagination-deprived. The whole thing is free (including parking) for a budget friendly experience. My cons: 1). some portions lacked proper explanation as to what you were looking at. The "Grist Mill" location on the map did not have a mill. There was an office building with a "do not enter" sign and a small run down shack. Were either of those a mill? Sure didn't look like it. Did the mill just USED to stand here years ago? Who knows. As an actual history enthusiast I would've appreciated the ability to explore the historic buildings more. Several very old farmhouses related to the battle still stand and look in decent shape! Perhaps the budget does not allow, but it would be nice to place an employee at these places and allow people to tour. Also upon peering through the windows, it would seem a lot of history has been lost. The insides are barren and empty. Many times it felt like you'd get somewhere, step out and look at a field, then hop back in and go to the next place. This is coming from someone ACTUALLY interested. I'm not sure what the solution is, but I'm sure there's something they could do to make the experience a bit more compelling.

    For history lovers, there's much to see at Monocacy National Battlefield. For non-history lovers…read morewho find all Civil War battlefields to be just boring fields, there's something for you too. For the history lovers: 1) Monuments: There are several monuments to stop and see that honor the fallen soldiers. 2) Buildings: From the new visitors center to a historic farm, there's plenty to see. Grist Mill, used as a Union field hospital, is worth a visit as well as Edgewood, a beautiful old home behind it. The Thomas House where civilians hid during the battle is worth a stop too. 3) Trails: There are several that offer beautiful views of the river. The trail by Grist Mill is family-friendly and popular for local families. Entrance is free!

    Alpert Schreyer Criminal Defense Attorneys Frederick - Alpert Schreyer Criminal Defense Attorneys - Frederick Office Legal Team

    Alpert Schreyer Criminal Defense Attorneys Frederick

    (3 reviews)

    I was very pleased with the service provided. Everytime I called or sent an email there was a…read moretimely response. Through Covid we showed up for a DUI case several times due to being it pushed back. Michael Berman never once complained or asked for more money which means a ton to me. We agreed to a price and it was honored. on top of that he actually came with a game plan and followed through for the victory. I didn't blow due to Covid being fairly new and I had reservations. The case was thrown out due to inconsistencies on the prosecutions behalf. The back office was also great with timely trial date reminders and documents needed. I feel it was the best experience I could have hoped for.

    I'll try to be brief (never can be), but it's difficult because I have so many positive things to…read moresay. I was only a witness for a friend's very warranted malpractice suit, but I can testify to how effective and personable and attentive Attorney McCubbin and all staff were to me and the plaintiff. It is not just about the positive resolution to the case; it is also about the personal interaction with all Schreyer legal staff; beyond a positive resolution, it is sometimes as simple as people's tones of voice, their attention, and their expressions. It might be assumed that someone who is going to earn money from you - in any industry - will be polite, informative, attentive, patient, and expert, because they have the monetary motivation to be, if they are not naturally that way. But, sadly, we customers all know so many employees or businesses owners are inexplicably condescending, impatient, incompetent, or discourteous - if even only subtly. And it is disheartening and frustrating. But from the first exploratory phone call with paralegal/administrative staff at Schreyer, to the first phone call with Attorney McCubbin, and through every point of contact - whether email, phone call, or in-person - from depositions to the case's settlement, Attorney McCubbin and all others were exactly as I would think any person would want: GENUINELY friendly, responsive, empathetic, and knowledgeable. They made a very difficult time and somewhat daunting process tolerable, understandable, predictable - and winnable. I highly recommend Alpert Schreyer, LLC!

    Frederick County Courthouse - courthouses - Updated May 2026

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