Events Calendar
June 4
The National Museum of Civil War Medicine participates as one of about 80 shops, galleries and historic venues, celebrating our downtown historic district. The full museum is open, its usual hours from 11am-5pm at the usual admittance rates. From 5pm until 9pm the museum's first floor galleries are open to the public for free.
National Museum of Civil War Medicine
48 E Patrick Street
Frederick 21701
(301) 695-1864
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June 9
6:30 - 9:30 pm. The battle of Gettysburg opened on July 1, 1863 as the forces of Robert E. Lee moved to the crossroads town of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, and collided with the Union cavalry under John Buford. Analyze the day from the Confederate point of view. Assess if Southerners wanted or expected to fight a big battle at Gettysburg and how well they did. Judge the control Robert E. Lee had over the spreading fighting. Understand how the Southerners finally over ran the Northerners, driving them back to the high ground of Cemetery Hill. Witness through the eyes of the Confederate soldier! Instructor: David Booz
Carroll Community College
1601 Washington Rd
Westminster 21157
(410) 386-8100
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June 11
Civil War Talk -The Artillery- 11am-noon. Tracey McIntire, a veteran re-enactor with the 4th Maryland Light Artillery will discuss field artillery, the common injuries suffered by artillerists and the injuries that the big guns inflicted.
National Museum of Civil War Medicine
48 E Patrick Street
Frederick 21701
(301) 695-1864
Website
June 25
7 am to 10 am. Public breakfast with the reenactors from the Corbit's Charge event. Menu: sausage, pancakes, biscuits, chipped beef/gravy, fruit. $6 adults; $3 children ages 3-10; and free for children under age 3. Proceeds from the breakfast will be used for the Least Of These warehouse construction project in the Domincan Republic that will house food stuffs to feed the poor.
Westminster United Methodist Church
corner of Center & Main Sts.
Westminster 21157
(410) 848-3276
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June 25
Discover Rock in the Valley at Brunswick Crossing this summer! Bring a cooler and friends to free summer concerts at Brunswick Crossing, Frederick County’s most exciting planned community. June 25th through July 16th enjoy free family-fun musical concerts at Hope Farm Park at Brunswick Crossing starting at 2:30PM. Fans of the concert series will be happy to see popular jazz band River Knot return June 25th. With a vast repertiore of hits from the 60’s, 70’s and today’s chart toppers you’ll want to tap your toes, start swaying, and get up on your feet. Rock to the best of Motown, Funk, Blues, and Jazz. 106.9 The Eagle will be joining our event this Saturday as well. Coolers and leased pets are welcome, no alcohol please. 2:30-6pm
Brunswick Crossing
1420 Musgrove Alley
Brunswick 21716
(301) 834-7465
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June 25
Mark Quattrock will display a large collection of medical instruments commonly used in Civil War era field hospitals. He will share his expertise of mid-Victorian medicine and life as a surgeon in the Confederate forces. Program fee included in Museum admission fee. 11am-4pm
National Museum of Civil War Medicine
48 East Patrick Street
Frederick 21701
(301) 695-1864
Website
June 25
Join world-renown Early American banjoists for a 19th century style banjo concert on the grounds of the Pry House. 5-7pm
Pry House Field Hospital Museum
18906 Shepherdstown Pike
MD Rt. 34
Keedysville 21756
(301) 416-2395
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