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...my post established in 1808 in present day Annapolis, Anne Arundel County, Maryland. Abandoned in 1815. Also known as [[Old Fort Nonsense]]. ...ds of the [[United States Naval Academy]], Annapolis, Anne Arundel County, Maryland ...

....S. Army fort first established in 1922 on Gunpowder Neck, Harford County, Maryland. Named Fort Hoyle after Brigadier General [[Eli D. Hoyle]] {{Cullum|2567}}. Established 7 Oct 1922 as an artillery range near Edgewood, Maryland. Located on the middle and tip of Gunpowder Neck. ...

...established in 1813 on Lazaretto Point, Baltimore City, Baltimore County, Maryland. Abandoned in 1815. ...s, the site is now a concrete factory in Baltimore City, Baltimore County, Maryland. ...

...by prisoner of war camp on Point Lookout Peninsula in Saint Mary's County, Maryland. Abandoned at the end of the war in 1865. ...red fort including four [[U.S. Civil War]] buildings, Saint Mary's County, Maryland. The bridge, walls, sally port, gates, cannon ramps, firing steps, two offi ...

...fort first established in 1813 in present day Baltimore, Baltimore County, Maryland. Named Fort Babcock (probably) after Captain [[Samuel Babcock]] {{Cullum|32 No remains in Baltimore, Baltimore County, Maryland. ...

...- A U.S. Army arsenal established in 1819 in Pikesville, Baltimore County, Maryland. Abandoned as an arsenal in 1879. The arsenal remained active until 1879 when it was offered to the State of Maryland who accepted it in 1880. The arsenal then became a home for needy Confedera ...

...shed in 1808 on Carr Point in present day Annapolis, Anne Arundel County, Maryland. Abandoned in 1873. ...ds of the [[United States Naval Academy]], Annapolis, Anne Arundel County, Maryland ...

...in 1917 during [[World War I]] near present day Edgewood, Harford County, Maryland. Active military installation. Part of [[Aberdeen Proving Ground]], Harford County, Maryland. ...

...Fort first established in 1813 in present day Baltimore, Baltimore County, Maryland. Named Fort Covington after Brigadier General [[Leonard Covington]] who was No remains in Baltimore, Baltimore County, Maryland. ...

...the [[7th Maine Volunteer Infantry]] in Baltimore City, Baltimore County, Maryland. Abandoned near the end of the war in 1864. ...mains, now the site of the Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Baltimore City, Maryland ...

...vil War]] earthworks gun battery established in 1862 in Montgomery County, Maryland. Named Battery Bailey in G.O. 83, 1 Apr 1863, after Colonel [[Guilford D. B ...oreland Hills Local Park, 5315 Elliott Drive, Bethesda, Montgomery County, Maryland. ...

...1813 on (or near) present day Riverside Park, Baltimore, Baltimore County, Maryland. Abandoned in 1819. ...then ramparts mounted seven 24-pounder naval guns en-barbette. The redoubt not only protect the forts and the road but provided a strategic fall back poin ...

...ncrete [[Endicott Period]] gun battery located on [[Fort Armistead (1)]], Maryland. The Battery was named for Brig. Gen. [[James Winchester]]. Battery constru ...riages in place. Battery in good physical shape but covered with grafitti. Not well cared for. ...

...ort established in 1861 in south Baltimore, Independent City of Baltimore, Maryland. Named Fort Federal Hill after the location. Abandoned in 1865 at the end o ...t. Butler's goal was to insure the allegiance of the city and the state of Maryland to the Federal Government under threat of force. ...

...on [[U.S. Civil War]] Fort first established in 1861 in Montgomery County, Maryland. Named Fort Mansfield (1), 7 Jan 1863, after Brigadier General [[Joseph K.F '''Location:''' 5110 Worthington Drive, Bethesda, Montgomery County, Maryland. ...

...Sharpsburg]]. The battle was fought near Sharpsburg in Washington County, Maryland with inconclusive results and terrible casualties on both sides. Part of Antietam National Battlefield, Washington County, Maryland. ...

...ler home established in 1739 in present day Hagerstown, Washington County, Maryland. Named Hager's Fort after [[Jonathan Hager]]. Abandoned as a fortification Limited hours, only open on Fridays and Saturdays when we visited. ...

...on [[U.S. Civil War]] Fort first established in 1861 in Montgomery County, Maryland. Named Fort Simmons in GO 83, 1 Apr 1863, after Colonel [[Seneca G. Simmons ...ry indifferent; needs much improving. Discipline, indifferent. Garrison is not full strength." ...

...Period]] 10" disappearing gun battery located on [[Fort Washington (1)]], Maryland. The Battery was originally designated as Battery "D" but was later named f On [[Fort Washington]] National Park, Maryland. No period guns or carriages are in place. This battery was very clean and ...

...U.S. Civil War]] Fort first established in 1861 in Prince George's County, Maryland. Named Fort Meigs after Major General [[Montgomery C. Meigs]], {{Cullum|846 ...mortar, one 10-inch mortar, two 30-pounder Parrotts. Magazines, three; two not dry, one dry and in good condition. Ammunition, full ...