Maryland Civil War Trails 20.51

Maryland Civil War Trails offer a comprehensive way to explore the historical significance of Maryland during the Civil War. An essential feature of this exploration is the notable areas such as Antietam Battlefield. This application serves as a valuable guide, leading users to over 225 genuine sites, museums, and battlefields. Additionally, it provides valuable information on events, notable points of interest, activities, as well as dining and lodging options.

Features of the application include:

• Zoomable GPS maps pinpointing your location and the desired point(s) of interest.
• Full-color photos and detailed background information about 225 Civil War-related sites in Maryland.
• Civil War sites organized into eight driving tours or collections:
• The Antietam Campaign: Lee Invades Maryland
• Gettysburg: Invasion & Retreat
• John Wilkes Booth: Escape of an Assassin
• Baltimore: A House Divided
• Baltimore Riot Trail
• Attack on Washington: The Last Invasion
• Lincoln Collection
• Cities and Towns of the Civil War
• Detailed profiles of local attractions, accommodations, dining options, and events to ensure a complete exploration of Maryland.

The Maryland Civil War Trails app serves as an essential tool for planning a historical journey through Maryland. Whether you're visiting battlefields like Antietam, Gettysburg, or Monocacy, spending a night in one of Maryland's quaint towns or bustling cities, or even preparing from home, this user-friendly app promises to guide you through the rich history of Maryland's Civil War Trails.

The driving tours within this app uncover significant locations from the initial days of the war in Baltimore to critical moments before the Battle of Antietam, troop maneuvers during Gettysburg, repercussions felt by Maryland residents, up to the Confederate assault on Washington orchestrated by General Robert E. Lee. Additionally, users can relive the aftermath of President Lincoln's assassination and the pursuit of John Wilkes Booth using this application.

For further enhanced travel experiences, visitors are encouraged to explore www.visitmaryland.org or any Maryland Travel Information Center to access a comprehensive set of resources such as the Maryland Civil War Trail map-guides, the Maryland Scenic Byways Guidebook and Map, alongside other informative publications.