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3 days ago · Find information about fees and passes to Fort McHenry History & Culture Links to both the historical and cultural significance of Fort McHenry throughout the years.
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Aerial View of Star Fort . NPS. Visiting Fort McHenry....
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Learn about Fort McHenry's role in one of the most pivotal...
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History of Fort McHenry. The bombardment of Fort McHenry. NPS/Harpers Ferry Center. During the American Revolution a small earthen star fort known as Fort Whetstone was constructed at the end of the peninsula that led to the entrance of the Baltimore harbor.
Learn about the history and significance of Fort McHenry, where Francis Scott Key wrote "The Star-Spangled Banner" during the Battle of Baltimore in 1814. Visit the fort and enjoy ranger talks and flag changes at this National Park Service site.
If you are a history buff or enjoy the outdoors, the Fort McHenry is a must see. Situated in the Chesapeake Bay area, the Battle of Baltimore inspired Francis Scott Key of write the words to our national anthem. The grounds are beatifically kept and easy to navigate.
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Fort McHenry is a National Park site and the grounds surrounding it are open to the public for free. There is a path for walking, running or biking that circles the fort and lines the water’s edge, making for some amazing views while you get your exercise.
