Let me introduce you
to Frederick, Maryland...
Covering the spectrum from peaceful, rolling hills to thriving
cities, Frederick County has something for everyone.
Frederick, as Maryland’s second largest city, has a bright future
with its expanding economy and stable quality of life. This area is
home to some of the largest and most successful companies in the
country, offering employment to a highly diverse and educated
population.
Planes, trains, automobiles, and
buses, Frederick County residents have their choice of
transportation modes. A veritable transportation hub, Frederick is
the crossroads of several major commuter routes: I-70, I-270, US 15
and US 340. The county’s unique position makes it a gateway for
points north, south, east, and west. That access attracts new
businesses and residents every day.
When the workday closes,
Frederick remains a vibrant place. For those looking for historical
pursuits, this area is filled with treasures from before the
Revolutionary War, through the Civil War, to the present age. If
you want a more social setting, there’s things to do throughout the
year, from wintertime craft shows like Cabin Fever, to springtime
baseball with Frederick’s minor league team, the Keys (single A
affiliate for the Baltimore Orioles), to summertime fireworks in
Baker Park, to the GREAT Frederick Fair in autumn, to the Kris
Kringle procession that marks the festivities of the holidays.
To learn
even more about Frederick County visit the following websites:
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