Some pictures of Historic places in Frederick Maryland:
The Old Court House - This is the third Court house built in Frederick, built in1862 after the burning of the previous court house in 1861, during which time the Maryland legislature debated secession. There is a lot of mystery behind the burning, some suspected arson to keep the legislature from voting to seceed. The first court house was begun in 1750 and was built of wood; It had to be replaced in 1785. At this site in 1765, Frederick citizens burned effigies of government officials in protest of the Stamp Act.
Frederick County History Museum located at 24 E. Church Street in Frederick.
Schifferstadt Museum possibly the oldest home in Frederick Maryland. Built about 1758, by German settler Joseph Brunner on 303 acres
Roger Brooke Taney House built in the 1790's, a property owned by former Frederick attorney and fifth Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court, Roger Brooke Taney, whose wife was Anne Key (sister of Francis Scott Key) .
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