Historical Marker

Belvoir

MD 178, 1.0 miles south of Crownsville Road · Crownsville · Anne Arundel

Maryland marker

Inscription

Belvoir (Scott's Plantation) French troops under Count De Rochambeau made their 36th camp here September 16-17, 1781, en route to Yorktown, Virginia. Most of the troops embarked from Annapolis, but the artillery marched to Georgetown to cross the Potomac River. Maryland Historical Society

Location

AddressMD 178, 1.0 miles south of Crownsville Road
CityCrownsville
CountyAnne Arundel
StateMaryland
Coordinates39.018850, -76.583725

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