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Monocacy National Battlefield welcomes all visitors with disabilities. During your visit, you can explore rolling farm fields, take a self-guided auto tour of historic sites, and enjoy views along the Monocacy River. Learn about the 1864 Civil War battle of Monocacy, known as “The Battle That Saved Washington.”
 
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You can explore different sites that tell the history of Monocacy National Battlefield.

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Visitor Center Phone Number

Voice: 301-662-3515
 
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Physical / Mobility

Explore physical access information for Monocacy National Battlefield.

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Deaf / Hearing Loss

Learn about accommodations for visitors who are deaf or have hearing loss.

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Blind / Low Vision

Discover what Monocacy National Battlefield offers for visitors who are blind or have low vision.

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Service Animals

What to know when visiting Monocacy National Battlefield with a service animal.

 

Last updated: June 5, 2026

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Mailing Address:

4632 Araby Church Road
Frederick, MD 21704

Phone:

301 662-3515
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