From the moment you step into the Hessian Barracks, you are catapolted into another time. The barracks is preserved with the greatest care. Every inch is a picture of what the building would have looked like in the eighteenth century. I was suprised to learned that the building was used for more than a sleeping post for troops. There is a vast ...

Built in 1781 the Hessian Barracks gives you the opportunity to experience a great historic event of a life time. Located in Frederick Maryland on the campus of the Maryland School for the Deaf right off of Maryland 355.
The Hessian Barracks were stones and apart of the military in the Revoluntionary War. There is a canon located right infront of ...

The Hessian Barracks, located in Frederick, MD, is a wonderful experience for persons of any age. It was by no means boring or bland. I would recommend it as a field trip, or for an adventerous afternoon to anyone who loves history.

The Hessian barracks was build in 1781. These stunning buildings were build of stone and served as military establishments in the Revolutionary War. The cannon outside the buildings portray a vicarious experience of the War. I recommend spending an afternoon here to experience the wonderful sites of the campus. The Hessian barracks is now located at the Maryland School for the Deaf. And is easily excessable off Maryland 355.

The Hessian Barricks in Frederick, Maryland is a very unique and interesting site to visit. Not only is it very interesting to look at, but it is very significant to the history of Frederick. The canon in front of the barricks was used to let everyone in Frederick County know that the Revolutionary War had ended. It is a very cool place to visit. FIVE *STARS*

My dad took me to the Hessian Barracks for the "Candlelight Tour" just before Christmas. We took a nice walk through real history together there.
Trimmed for the holiday, the Barracks offered several interesting activities. A jolly lady named Sally treated us with fine Old World cooking. Yummy--she told us some great stories and ...