Historic sites aren’t hard to come by in Maryland. While some are more well known, other lesser known spots deserve a bit of attention too. The following underrated battlefield in Maryland is one of those magical places that you won’t believe you haven’t visited sooner.

Located in Frederick, you'll find the historic and picturesque Monocacy National Battlefield.
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Often overshadowed by the infamous Antietam Battlefield, this site is worth exploring.
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The site of the Civil War's Battle of Monocacy in 1864, this spot offers a variety of things to see. This includes war memorials, sweeping rural views, historic cannons and more.
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There are several walking trails around the battlefield, providing scenic views along the way.
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Quite a few historic buildings remain standing. Pictured here is Best Farm.
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And this is Worthington Farmhouse, constructed circa 1851.
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Here is the beautifully ornate Gambrill House which dates back to 1868. These are just a few of the grand structures you can see up close, giving you a glimpse of the past.
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The terrain covering the grounds is diverse, offering unforgettable and endless views wherever you turn.
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History and nature lovers will adore Monocacy National Battlefield. It's a picture perfect day trip that every Marylander should take at least once.
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Monocacy National Battlefield is located at 5201 Urbana Pike, Frederick, MD 21704. For more information and to plan your visit, check out the website here.

Have you been to this underrated battlefield in the Old Line State? If you’re a lover of beautiful historic sites, you may want to read about these 13 historic landmarks in Maryland.

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