A community event celebrating the historic legend of Barbara Fritchie in Frederick, MD.
Mon, 19 Oct 2026
The Lodge - Woodlands of Urbana Frederick , Maryland
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Join us for an insightful exploration of the legend of Barbara Fritchie, a figure immortalized in John Greenleaf Whittier's famous Civil War poem. This community event in Frederick, Maryland, delves into the history and cultural impact of the woman known as Dame Barbara. Attendees will learn about the local heritage that inspired the poem and explore the enduring legacy of this historic Frederick resident. It is a perfect opportunity for history enthusiasts to connect with the past.
What to Expect
An informative session covering the life, legend, and historical context of Barbara Fritchie, featuring local historical insights.
Who Should Attend
History buffs
Local residents
Students of Civil War history
Visitors to Frederick
Agenda Overview
A presentation and discussion session dedicated to the life and legend of Barbara Fritchie.
Venue & Address
The Lodge - Woodlands of Urbana
3248 Ivy Meadow Dr Frederick , Maryland – 21704 United States
Organizer
The Lodge - Woodlands of Urbana · Community Center
A 55+ community center hosting local events and activities.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who was Barbara Fritchie?
She was a Frederick resident immortalized in a famous Civil War poem by John Greenleaf Whittier.
Where is the event held?
The event takes place at The Lodge - Woodlands of Urbana 55+ community.
Is this event open to the public?
Yes, it is a community event.
What is the focus of the event?
The event focuses on the history and legend surrounding Barbara Fritchie.
Do I need to register?
Please check local community event listings for registration details.
Is there an admission fee?
Please check the event listing for specific cost information.
Tags
History
Frederick
Civil War
Community
Culture
Local Legend
Summary
A community event exploring the history and legend of Barbara Fritchie in Frederick.