Holiday Open House at the Antietam Institute Features Special Visit by Civil War Santa
This special festive gathering will bring together holiday cheer, local history, and a very special appearance by Civil War Santa.
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Antietam Institute Education Center 101 W Main Street, Sharpsburg, MD
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Home for the Holidays Open House at the Historical Society of Carroll County
Historical Society of Carroll County 210 E. Main Street, Westminster, MD, United StatesThe HSCC's Home for the Holidays Open House will feature a multitude of trees and holiday decorations, holiday music, cider, cocoa, cookies, and more!
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Antietam Annual Memorial Illumination
Antietam National Battlefield 5831 Dunker Church Road, Sharpsburg, MDHonor the 23,000 casualties from the Battle of Antietam on September 17, 1862.
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Carroll 250 Event: Voices of the Maryland 400: Maryland’s Revolutionary War Soldiers at the Battle of Brooklyn in 1776 Presented by Owen Lourie
Historical Society of Carroll County 210 E. Main Street, Westminster, MD, United StatesJoin Owen Lourie, author of the newly published book, "Finding the Maryland 400," which tells the story of these soldiers’ lives.
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Museums by Candlelight
Throughout Frederick County Frederick County, Frederick, MarylandExplore Frederick County’s historic sites and museums dressed for the season.
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Christmas by Candlelight at Tolson’s Chapel
Tolson's Chapel 111 E. High St., Sharpsburg, MDEnjoy a cozy, nostalgic evening of traditional carols, holiday reflections, and a candlelit service.
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Box Lunch Talk: “The Abuse and Not the Use”: Drinking and the Union Mills Homestead Presented by Kyle Dalton
Historical Society of Carroll County 210 E. Main Street, Westminster, MD, United StatesIn this Box Lunch Talk, executive director Kyle Dalton will discuss the long history of politics, prohibition, and temperance at the Union Mills Homestead.
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Candlelight Tour of Historic Houses of Worship
Downtown Frederick Frederick, MDThis holiday open house invites visitors inside the historic churches and houses of worship behind Frederick’s famous clustered spires.