Frederick, Maryland, is known as a “city of clustered spires” because of all the historic church buildings sending their steeples into the air . But this city of about 80,000 people is so much ...

Less than an hour from D.C., Gettysburg, and Baltimore, the town of Frederick, Maryland ... Lester Bowie mural on Market Street, the Clustered Spires glass etchings on the elevated walkway ...

Like many, I’ve taken up golfing during the pandemic and was itching to get back on the course once the Maryland spring ... upon my return to Clustered Spires, Frederick’s lovely public ...

Writing about the city of Frederick in 1861, Oliver Wendell Holmes noted "the singular beauty of its clustered spires ... nestles among the Maryland hills." The spires have since been somewhat ...

Clustered Spires has lots ... inexpensive option to Frederick County’s wealth of upscale courses, including Musket Ridge, Worthington Manor, P.B. Dye, Maryland National and Whiskey Creek.

The first thing you’ll notice about Frederick is its famous “clustered spires” skyline, set against the backdrop of this mountainous corner of northern Maryland. The second thing to catch ...

Jul. 15—On a warm Saturday afternoon, spectators gathered in downtown Frederick for the National Clustered Spires High Wheel Race. People pressed up against the metal railings closing off the ...