Posted in Maryland
December 26, 2015
Most People Don’t Know These 12 Castles Are Hiding In Maryland
Believe it or not, there are several castles located in Maryland. Some are hidden in the wooded areas of parks but most are hiding in plain sight. Listed below are 12 charming castles you can find in the Old Line State.
Cloisters Castle was built around 1930 and at one time was used as a children's museum. Now it's available to rent for any occasion.
Built in 1915, this is a National Guard armory.
Similar to the Elkton armory, the Frederick armory was also built for the National Guard of Maryland. It is now a recreation center.
This 19th-century style building is a prominent feature against the Cumberland skyline.
This preserved building used to be the location of a private girl's school from 1894 to 1942.
This 30-room castle was built in 1927. It's since been lived in by several families and was for a short time used as a nightclub.
This armory was built in 1918 and was modeled after a medieval English castle.
This grand structure is currently used as a Masonic home.
The Hagerstown armory was built in 1926.
Built in 1840, this castle is now used as a bed and breakfast.
This armory was built in 1927 and is now used as the city's Parks & Recreation Department.
Also referred to as the castle on the hill, this is no doubt one of the pretty places to learn.
Do you know of any other castles in Maryland? Share in the comments!
