Directions from Luray, Virginia to Solomons, Maryland

A Military Scene The Battle of the Wilderness

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National And State Parks – Locust Grove, Virginia

Inscription. As one of the few large open areas in the Wilderness, the broad fields north and east of Ellwood assumed instant importance during the battle here. While fighting raged a miles to the west, the fields around Ellwood filled ... More on HMDB

Calvert County

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National And State Parks – Owings, Maryland

Inscription. Established as Patuxent County in 1654, it was given Lord Baltimores family name in 1658. Now the state's smallest county, it once encompassed most of Prince Georges County and parts of Anne Arundel and St. Marys counties. ... More on HMDB

Milton Snellings

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Landmarks – Fredericksburg, Virginia

Inscription. Dedicated to the, Memory of, Milton Snellings: General President, 1916-1921, By the International Union, of Operating Engineers, Snellings: 1870 1921, , Erected by Internation Union of Operating Engineers. , Location. ... More on HMDB

Prince William County / Stafford County

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Landmarks – Stafford, Virginia

Inscription. Prince William County, named for William Augustus, Duke of Cumberland and third son of King George II, was officially formed from Stafford and King George Counties in 1731. Manassas was designated the county seat in 1892. ... More on HMDB

Bushfield

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Landmarks – Montross, Virginia

Inscription. A mile and a half east, this was the home of John Augustine Washington, younger brother of George Washington, who visited here. Here was born, in 1762, Bushrod Washington, who became Justice of the United States Supreme ... More on HMDB

Lake Pelham

Sightseeing – Culpeper, Virginia

Pelham is a water supply reservoir for the Town of Culpeper.It covers 255 acres, with a combination of forested and open, sloped banks along its shores. Some residential development is occurring. If you like crappie and channel catfish ... More on AnglerWeb.com

In Memory of the Oklahoma City tragedy April 19, 1995

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Landmarks – Stafford, Virginia

Inscription. Purple: Courage, White: Innocence, Blue: Statehood (Our Flag), Yellow: Hope, The Citizens of Stafford County, April 19, 1996, In honor of those who came to their aid, , Erected 1996. ... More on HMDB

Cox House

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Landmarks – Fredericksburg, Virginia

Inscription. Across the road to the northeast stood the Cox House, also known as the Wiatt House. In December 1862, Confederate Maj. Gen. Lafayette McLawss division used it as a hospital, and there on 13 December, Brig. Gen. Thomas ... More on HMDB

Clara Barton

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Landmarks – Fredericksburg, Virginia

Inscription. 1862 1962, In Memory of Clara Barton Founder of the American Red Cross. A devoted nurse and tireless organizer who knew no enemy but the unfeeling heart. We walk the ways she took in e... More on HMDB

Crisis in the Wilderness

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Landmarks – Spotsylvania, Virginia

Inscription. A celebrated battlefield episode of the Civil War happened here at the Widow Tapp Field on the morning of May 6, 1864. The Army of Northern Virginia and its commander, R. E. Lee, face ... More on HMDB

Governors Hall at Sailwinds Park

Parks – Cambridge, Maryland

Waterfront indoor/outdoor events venue offering concerts, carnivals, festivals and trade shows. More on Search.visitmaryland.org

Doles Salient

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Sightseeing – Spotsylvania, Virginia

Inscription. These gentile mounds are all that remain of the formidable earthworks held by George Doles' Georgia Brigade. The trenches running perpendicular to the main line are called traverses and made these works appear like a ... More on HMDB

Icon Entertainment Complex

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Restaurants – Waldorf, Maryland

The food was very good. More on Yahoo! Travel

Stoney's Kingfishers Seafood

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Restaurants – Solomons, Maryland

Great seafood and nice outdoor deck on the water. More on Yahoo! Travel

Capt Pat's Kitchen

Restaurants – Hollywood, Maryland