Historical Marker

Castle Thunder

MD 144 (westbound), 100 ft. west of Beaumont Avenue · Catonsville · Baltimore

Maryland marker

Inscription

Castle Thunder A gift from Charles Carroll of Carrolltown, Castle Thunder, the home of Richard and Mary Carroll Caton, stood on this site from 1787 to 1906. The 7-mile Frederick Turnpike stone marker of 1804 was moved here from its original position 3/10 mile west. Maryland Historical Society

Location

AddressMD 144 (westbound), 100 ft. west of Beaumont Avenue
CityCatonsville
CountyBaltimore
StateMaryland
Coordinates39.270278, -76.739444

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