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Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Maryland

While in Maryland, you might enjoy a visit to:

Washington, DC: American Acropolis

Old columns from the U.S. Capitol, moved to an empty field at the National Arboretum in 1984. Next to one of these columns lurked an assassin who tried to shoot Andrew Jackson in 1835.
~32 miles from Prince Frederick.

Baltimore, Maryland: National Pinball Museum

Traces the electrifying path of mechanical and computerized arcade machines since 1777. There's a "Pay to Play" room with 100 operating machines from the museum director's collection.
~51 miles from Prince Frederick.

Washington, DC: Statue of Philo Farnsworth, Father of TV

Bronze depiction of television inventor Philo Taylor Farnsworth, statue contributed by the state of Utah. Identical statues stand in Salt Lake City and Farnsworth's birthplace, Beaver, Utah.
~33 miles from Prince Frederick.

Washington, DC: Roman Soldier Modesty Shields

Commuters are oblivious to this secret, but you know where to look...
~33 miles from Prince Frederick.

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