Catonsville, MD - Tourism in Our Town

If you are thinking of visiting Catonsville, being for fine dining, coffee shops, tourism, the town's history or our large selection of businesses, then plan your trip by visiting one of the below links. For a great place to stay we would like to suggest the stunning Wilderness Bed & Breakfast. For anything related to Maryland, visit the Maryland Office of Tourism, their site is informative and easy to navigate. For things concerning Baltimore, please visit Baltimore County Tourism.

Maryland Historic Road

The Maryland National Road is part of a six-state All-American Road, National Scenic Byway that spans more than 700 miles from Baltimore through Maryland, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois to East St. Louis, Missouri. In 1806, Congress authorized the establishment of a road running from Cumberland, Maryland to the Ohio River. This National Road (alternately referred to as the National Turnpike, Cumberland Road, or Cumberland Turnpike) facilitated America’s westward expansion and would eventually extend to Vandalia, Illinois. | Maryland Historic National Road (Platinum Sponsor) |

300 Oella Avenue
Baltimore, MD 21228
Tel: 410-887-1081

| Benjamin Banneker Historical Park & Museum |

| Catonsville Garden Club |

Baltimore

The Knot Garden & Grounds

Frederick Road Fridays

Townsend House

It is close, it is fun, it is ...
Baltimore! so much to do here, so many places to see. more

It is close, it is fun, it is ...
Baltimore! so much to do here, so
many places to see. more

Held every Friday night, I have yet to pop
by to get a gallery but thought that this
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It is close, it is fun, it is ...
Baltimore! so much to do here, so many places to see. more

Spirituality	Catonsville, MD History	Restaurants	Historic Ellicott City
When visiting Catonsville, please find places of worship. more	Find out the history behind Historic Catonsville in Maryland. more	The best restaurants and cafe's in Catonsville. more	Historic Ellicott City, the location of the oldest railroad station in America. find out more

Spring Grove Hospital Center Museum	Lurman Woodland Theatre	Catonsville Historical Society
The Catonsville Historical Society Inc., is a non- profit organization that was organized in 1973 after the late Mrs. Robert Townsend had bequeathed her home and, her collection of 18th and early 19th century antiques to the Society. more	In 1848, Gustav W. Lurman, Sr., a German immigrant, purchased the estate, restored its original name "Farmlands" and proceeded to make it a Maryland Showplace. more	The Catonsville Historical Society Inc., is a non- profit organization that was organized in 1973 after the late Mrs. Robert Townsend had bequeathed her home and, her collection of 18th and early 19th century antiques to the Society. more

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What is going on in Howard County week by week. Updated weekly. more	Different shots from different seasons & Turkey. more	Some of my favorite shots I have taken over the years, including places in Turkey. more	Find out the best places to stay when visiting Historic Catonsville, MD. more	Advertising for as low as $30 for the entire year. Sell or advertise anything in this section. more

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