• Winchester Hall - Winchester Hall / Frederick Female Seminary / Women’s College of Frederick. At this stop, we first provide an overview of Frederick from its founding in 1745 to the Civil War to the present day in order to provide context for all of the stops. See a 180 year old girls school that went through several closures, but still exists today as an important part of our heritage.

• English-speaking guide

My name is Don Burgess, a resident of Frederick who is captivated by heritage tourism and historical preservation, tools that I believe are crucial in maintaining and establishing a city’s unique character.

I’ve been fascinated with the history of this region for many years, so operating as Frederick Tour on Facebook allows me to blend my love for the past with my adeptness in present advancements. As a part-time professional photographer, I’ve taken photographs of Frederick, Harpers Ferry, and other areas that were displayed and purchased.

For further details about the tour, check the itinerary provided below and visit fredericktour.org

Our tours operate throughout the year. If there is light rain or snow but you’re still keen on the tour, it’s possible. Heavy rain or snow can be accommodated with a virtual ‘tour’ indoors for groups of eight or less.

Custom tours featuring churches, architecture, or the Civil War, or even photo shoots can be arranged upon request.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.