When is defenders day

You can easily grasp all the important characters, motivations, and moments that shaped this war. The book finishes with a timeline of the war and a list of suggested titles for further reading. Published for the bicentennial anniversary and the opening of our gallery, this book has a little bit of everything: one part exhibit catalog, one part history, one part tour guide. In the first half, Kummerow and Eshelman pair the text with images from the museum collection and exhibit.

Located at E. Fort Ave. Explore This Park. Info Alerts Maps Calendar Reserve. Alerts In Effect Dismiss. Dismiss View all alerts. The park's main entrance gates close at 5 p.

Families are welcomed to bring their own lunch, however there will be vendors selling a variety of foods and non-alcoholic drinks. And, how is all of this made possible at no cost to attendees? As Rose noted, there are plenty of partnering organizations supporting the event. The Baltimore County Office of Tourism also has offered huge support with a complete promotion campaign, including 16 commercials on local TV, articles in regional magazines, newspapers and on the web. Remember - During Battle Re-Enactments.

McHenry Guard. American Flag is raised. Info Alerts Maps Calendar Reserve. Alerts In Effect Dismiss. Dismiss View all alerts. Defenders' Day.

Defenders' Day Visitors can enter the grounds for free but must pay a fee for entrance to the historic star fort. Information can be found on our Fees page. On Saturday, September 18, Fort McHenry's grounds will close at pm and all visitors must exit the grounds. The gates will then reopen at pm for the FREE evening program.