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Websites While Visiting Historic Frederick - Maryland's Most Haunted City! Frederick County Tourism - http://www.fredericktourism.org Ghosts of Gettysburg - http://www.ghostsofgettysburg.com Ghost Tours of Harpers Ferry - http://harpersferryghost.20m.com The Original Fell's Point GhostWalk - http://www.fellspointghost.com Ye Haunted History of Olde Ellicott City - http://www.visithowardcounty.com/ghost_tours/index.html Ghost Walks at Historic Savage Mill - http://www.visithowardcounty.com/ghost_tours/ghost_walk.html
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Discover the many Attractions, Historic Sites and Civil War Heritage Frederick County has to offer.
Less than one hour from Washington D.C., Baltimore, Gettysburg, Antietam Battlefield and Harpers Ferry.
Based upon the best selling books by Mark Nesbitt, choose from several evening tours through sections of town
that were once bloody battlefields; through night-darkened streets to houses and buildings
where it's not as quiet as it should be; to former cemeteries where the dead were removed. . .
. . .or were they?
Since 1977, visitors of Harpers Ferry have been captivated by the tales of mysterious apparitions appearing in buildings laced with tragic history. Guides dressed in period clothing and wielding only a lantern weave their way through the dark streets of Harpers Ferry to share these tragic tales.
Fell's Point has been home to pirates, ladies of the night, and men and women from around the world. Some residents have never left. Join your guides under the cover of night to learn about the many haunted pubs, shops and residences. But don't stray too far from the group because you never know when you'll find yourself face to face with the unknown.
The Ellicott brothers would be stunned to discover that their mill town is now a growing, eclectic community of coffee shops, hair salons, art galleries, fortune tellers, new age mystics, gem stores and an avalanche of new, hip restaurants that both complement and contrast with the existent collection of antiques dealers and pastry shops--just the sort of environment that attracts the restless, wandering spirits of today's youthful culture, and apparently those of the netherworld.
At Historic Savage Mill, shoppers can find antiques, artist studios, home furnishing stores - and the ever-present spirits from the Mill's heyday in the 19th century. The Mill is a potpourri of local history, and Maryland's most unique shopping experience. Come and see what countless visitors have known for years - you'll enjoy Savage Mill so much, you may NEVER want to leave.