Participate in the fourth annual National Historic Marker Day on Friday, April 26! For complete details about registering to volunteer and cleaning markers, go to the official National Historic Marker Day webpage.

Follow in the footsteps of Catoctin Furnace’s ironworkers through 200 years of history on the new Iron Trail. A ribbon-cutting ceremony will be held beginning at 1 p.m. In addition, watch the official launch of the furnace’s first EV charging station.

A bicentennial celebration will be held for at a Lafayette Trail historical marker at the at the corner of Route 22 and Old Post Road, near the Town Hall in … Continued

Sign up as a National Historic Marker Weekend volunteer! Bring your kids! Your grandkids! Your friends! Bring a date! Celebrate local history while giving back to your community during National … Continued