10/19/2026
🍂 Turning leaves, countryside views, and a remarkable story right on Frederick’s doorstep.
Join us on Sunday, November 8 for our Monocacy Battlefield Tour. Climb aboard our vintage London double-decker and enjoy an autumn afternoon exploring the landscape where “the battle that saved Washington” unfolded.
A National Park Service guide will take us through the events of July 9, 1864, sharing the stories of the soldiers who fought here and the families whose homes became part of the battlefield. Discover how Union forces delayed the Confederate advance, buying precious time for Washington’s defenses.
With the season’s changing colours adding to the scenery, it’s a lovely excuse to bring a friend, pull on a cosy layer, and explore a little closer to home.
Sunday, November 8
3:45 PM departure
One-hour tour
$35 per person
Departs from Monocacy Battlefield Visitor Center, 5201 Urbana Pike, Frederick, MD 21704.
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Monocacy Battlefield Tour Monocacy BattlefieldTour The Battle that Saved Washington Battlefields have a remarkable habit of looking peaceful. You’d never guess they were once full of people making spectacularly bad days for one another. On July 9, 1864, Monocacy National Battlefield became the set...