- TripBuzz found 161 things to do with kids in or near Frederick, Maryland, including 140 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Hagerstown, Gaithersburg, Leesburg and Harpers Ferry.
- From Harry Grove Stadium to Rose Hill Manor Park & Museums, the Frederick area offers 113 different types of family activities, including: Farms & Ranches, Movie Theaters, Theaters and History Museums.
- Frederick, MD is located only an hour from Washington D.C. and an hour from Baltimore. Art and culture are important to the residents of Frederick, which is why visitors can find there the annual Maryland Shakespeare Festival, Maryland Ensemble Theater, the Choral Arts Society of Frederick, and the Frederick Symphony Orchestra.
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20 N. Loudoun Street, Winchester, VA 22601
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The Frederick County Court House, built in 1840, features a museum exhibit detailing the building's history as a hospital and prison for soldiers on both sides of the American Civil War, including graffiti left on the walls by prisoners during the War.
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54 S. Loudoun Street, Winchester, VA 22601
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The Shenandoah Valley Discovery Museum is a child-centre activity centre with a focus on interactive exhibits and hands-on activities. Discover science, math, humanities and the arts. Visitor favorites include the emergency clinic and ambulance area and a rock climbing wall.
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Bright Box Theater is a dynamic performance and event venue - directly across from the Old Courthouse. Good sound system, but not too loud, decent bar selection and a very clean facility.
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Abram's Delight traces the history of the Hollingsworth family through 200 years in oldest house in Winchester. A historical tour includes the main house, and a recreation of a log cabin circa 1780 similar to that of the original owner Abraham Hollingsworth.
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The Patsy Cline Historic House allows guests to tour the home singer Patsy Cline lived in from age 16 – 21, before her singing career ignited. A guided tour includes personal items in each room.
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Used as a military office during the construction of Fort Louden in 1755-56, Washington's Office Museum is a two-room exhibit displaying information and personal artifacts from Washington's time in the Winchester area, including a cannon on the grounds. Open April through October.
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As its name implies, the award-winning Synetic Theatre offers an inventive mash-up of classic plays using music, movement, and artistic flair. With a comfortable theatre, the ticket prices are reasonable considering the uniqueness of the shows.
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10311 Sudley Manor Dr., Manassas, VA
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The Ben Lomond Manor House & Old Rose Garden is a combination historic site which is open for public tours. The house itself is known for its Federal architecture and the role played in the Civil War while the garden holds a variety of roses developed before the 20th century.
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600 Charles Street, Baltimore, MD
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The centerpiece of a National Historic Landmark District, Washington Monument and Mount Vernon Park was first designed more than 200 years ago. Visitors can enjoy strolling the park, enjoying a picnic lunch, and soaking in the history of the area.
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The 45-acre Fort Ward Park was once an important Civil War site, and today features a museum and hosts historical reenactments. The park features sheltered and unsheltered picnic areas, soccer fields, a playground, paved loop and an amphitheater.