Byways Road Trips Star-Spangled Banner The Star-Spangled Banner byway is a 106-mile journey that traces the battle sites and stories of the War of 1812. From the metropolitan excitement of Baltimore to the Capital Region to quaint Southern Maryland towns, stops along this route are perfect for history buffs, families and outdoor enthusiasts. Baltimore Greenbelt Edgemere Upper Marlboro Solomons Hollywood 106 miles from Hollywood to Edgemere Star-Spangled Banner Flag House North Point State Park Edgemere Bring beach chairs and fishing rods to this slice of Chesapeake Bay heaven, where soldiers from the War of 1812 once marched. Hike numerous trails, or spy local birds and wildlife in Black Marsh Natural Area. Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine Baltimore Experience Fort McHenry, the place that inspired America’s National Anthem. Specially trained rangers and volunteers bring history to life through guided tours and programs, including fife and drum demonstrations. The twice-daily flag-change ceremony is a visitor favorite. Star-Spangled Banner Flag House Baltimore Take a self-guided tour of the home where Mary Pickersgill and others sewed the original 30-by-42-foot Star-Spangled Banner. Videos, exhibits and artifacts tell the story behind the garrison flag that signaled U.S. victory in the Battle of Baltimore. 36 DESTINATION MARYLAND
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