List of Maryland state historical markers in Montgomery County explained

This is a list of the Maryland state historical markers in Montgomery County.

This is intended to be a complete list of the official state historical markers placed in Montgomery County, Maryland by the Maryland Historical Trust (MHT). The locations of the historical markers, as well as the latitude and longitude coordinates as provided by the MHT's database, are included below. There are currently 22 historical markers located in Montgomery County.[1]

Marker titleImageCityLocationTopics
BrookevilleBrookeville, MarylandMD 97 (northbound), 25 meters south of Market Street
39.1804°N -77.0586°W		[2]
Chesapeake and Ohio Aqueduct across the Monocacy RiverDickerson, MarylandMD 28 (eastbound) at Mouth of Monocacy Road
39.2247°N -77.4267°W		[3]
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical ParkWhite's Ferry, MarylandMD 107 (White's Ferry Road) at River Road
39.155°N -77.5169°W		[4]
DamascusDamascus, MarylandMD 108 (eastbound) at MD 124
39.2881°N -77.2019°W		[5]
Daniel Carroll of Rock CreekSilver Spring, MarylandMD 192 (Forest Glenn Avenue) westbound at Rosensteel Avenue
39.015°N -77.05°W		[6]
Dr. Thomas Sprigg WoottonRockville, Maryland2110 Wootton Pkwy
39.0766°N -77.1819°W		[7]
Early Blacksmith ShopPotomac, MarylandMD 190 at Seven Locks Road
38.9928°N -77.1608°W		[8]
Edward's FerryPoolesville, MarylandEdwards Ferry Road at MD 190 (River Road), north corner
39.1048°N -77.4715°W		[9]
EltonSunshine, MarylandMD 97 (southbound) at MD 650
39.2225°N -77.0597°W		[10]
General Edward BraddockGaithersburg, MarylandMD 355 at Summit Avenue, northeast corner
39.1383°N -77.1943°W		[11]
Gold Mining in MarylandPotomac, MarylandRiver Rd. (MD190), approx. 1/2 mile W of Falls Rd. (MD 189)
39.0209°N -77.205°W		[12]
Jeremiah CrabbeGaithersburg, MarylandMD 355 (east side), 150 m southeast of Indianola Drive
39.1111°N -77.1608°W		[13]
Planetary Radio Emissions Discovery SiteSeneca, MarylandParking Area for McKee-Beshers WMA
39.0817°N -77.3726°W		[14]
Richard MontgomeryRockville, Maryland100 block of E Jefferson St (MD 28)
39.0832°N -77.1517°W		[15]
Rockville (County Seat)Rockville, MarylandS. Washington Street at W. Jefferson Street, southwest corner
39.0833°N -77.153°W		[16]
Rockville (Gen. J.E.B. Stuart)Rockville, MarylandE. Montgomery Avenue at Maryland Avenue
39.084°N -77.1514°W		[17]
Rowser's FordSeneca, MarylandViolette's Lock Road (south side), west of MD 190 (River Road)
39.0751°N -77.3266°W		[18]
Seneca SchoolhousePoolesville, Maryland16800 River Rd.
39.0811°N -77.3514°W		[19]
The Clara Barton HouseGlen Echo, MarylandMD 614 at MacArthur Boulevard
38.9686°N -77.1392°W		[20]
Washington's FarmDickerson, MarylandMD 28 (westbound), 2.3 miles south of B&O tracks
39.1981°N -77.4286°W		[21]
White's FerryDawsonville, MarylandMD 28 (north side) at MD 107 (White's Ferry Road)
39.1286°N -77.343°W		[22]
White's FordMartinsburg, MarylandMD 107 (White's Ferry Road) at Martinsburg Road
39.1642°N -77.4756°W		[23]

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Markers in Montgomery County. October 13, 2020. Maryland's Historical Markers.
  2. Web site: Brookeville. October 13, 2020. Maryland's Historical Markers.
  3. Web site: Chesapeake and Ohio Aqueduct across the Monocacy River. October 13, 2020. Maryland's Historical Markers.
  4. Web site: Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park. October 13, 2020. Maryland's Historical Markers.
  5. Web site: Damascus. October 13, 2020. Maryland's Historical Markers.
  6. Web site: Daniel Carroll of Rock Creek. October 13, 2020. Maryland's Historical Markers.
  7. Web site: Dr. Thomas Sprigg Wootton. October 13, 2020. Maryland's Historical Markers.
  8. Web site: Early Blacksmith Shop. October 13, 2020. Maryland's Historical Markers.
  9. Web site: Edward's Ferry. October 13, 2020. Maryland's Historical Markers.
  10. Web site: Elton. October 13, 2020. Maryland's Historical Markers.
  11. Web site: General Edward Braddock. October 13, 2020. Maryland's Historical Markers.
  12. Web site: Gold Mining in Maryland. October 13, 2020. Maryland's Historical Markers.
  13. Web site: Jeremiah Crabbe. October 13, 2020. Maryland's Historical Markers.
  14. Web site: Planetary Radio Emissions Discovery Site. October 13, 2020. Maryland's Historical Markers.
  15. Web site: Richard Montgomery. October 13, 2020. Maryland's Historical Markers.
  16. Web site: Rockville (County Seat). October 13, 2020. Maryland's Historical Markers.
  17. Web site: Rockville (Gen. J.E.B. Stuart). October 13, 2020. Maryland's Historical Markers.
  18. Web site: Rowser's Ford. October 13, 2020. Maryland's Historical Markers.
  19. Web site: Seneca Schoolhouse. October 13, 2020. Maryland's Historical Markers.
  20. Web site: The Clara Barton House. October 13, 2020. Maryland's Historical Markers.
  21. Web site: Washington's Farm. October 13, 2020. Maryland's Historical Markers.
  22. Web site: White's Ferry. October 13, 2020. Maryland's Historical Markers.
  23. Web site: White's Ford. October 13, 2020. Maryland's Historical Markers.

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