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landscape Photographer,avid traveler and horse rescue volunteer

photography partner of:

Photography by Qionna Irby

Cameras:Canon Rebel t7i,Sony a7

(NOT FOR HIRE)

March 2026Sony a7Lens: Tamron 28-105
09/20/2026

March 2026

Sony a7

Lens: Tamron 28-105





Canon USA Rebel t7iLens: Canon USA 35-80
09/19/2026

Canon USA Rebel t7i
Lens: Canon USA 35-80





Sony a7Lens:Sony 55-210
09/19/2026

Sony a7
Lens:Sony 55-210






Sony a7Lens: Sony 55-210
09/19/2026

Sony a7
Lens: Sony 55-210







Sony a7Lens: Tamron 28-105
09/19/2026

Sony a7
Lens: Tamron 28-105





Sony a7Lens: 55-210National Park Service
09/19/2026

Sony a7
Lens: 55-210

National Park Service






forgot to post this from back in MarchSony a7Lens: Tamron 28-105
09/19/2026

forgot to post this from back in March

Sony a7

Lens:
Tamron 28-105




Worthington Farm, Monocacy NBNational Park ServiceNational Geographic TravelSony a7Lens: Sony 55-210
09/15/2026

Worthington Farm, Monocacy NB

National Park Service
National Geographic Travel

Sony a7
Lens: Sony 55-210





Historical Worthington Farm At Monocacy National BattlefieldSony a7Lens: Tamron 28-105 The Civil War and the Battle o...
09/15/2026

Historical Worthington Farm At Monocacy National Battlefield

Sony a7
Lens: Tamron 28-105






The Civil War and the Battle of MonocacyTroop Movements:

On July 9, 1864, Confederate forces crossed the Monocacy River via a ford onto Worthington Farm. From its fields, Confederates launched three separate advances against Union lines stationed at the neighboring Thomas Farm.

Family Legacy:

John Worthington farmed the land successfully until 1905, and the property remained in the Worthington family until 1953. The National Park Service later purchased the house and farm in 1982.

Early Origins and Ownership

Construction (1851):
The centerpiece Worthington House was built around 1851 by Griffin Taylor, a wealthy local agriculturist, and originally named "Clifton Farm".

The Worthington Era: John T. Worthington and his wife Mary purchased the 300-acre property adjacent to the Monocacy River in 1862, renaming it "Riverside Drive and Farm". .

Field Hospital:

Heavy combat led to numerous casualties, and the Worthington House and its yard served as a Confederate field hospital.

The Cellar Refuge:

While the family sheltered in the boarded-up basement during the fighting, six-year-old
Glenn Worthington peered through the window boards.

The vivid memories inspired him to write Fighting for Time, a prominent 1932 eye-witness history of the battle.

Sony a7Lens:Sony 55-210Historic Beatty-Cramer House Built circa 1732–1748, it is recognized as the oldest known house in...
09/13/2026

Sony a7
Lens:Sony 55-210

Historic Beatty-Cramer House

Built circa 1732–1748, it is recognized as the oldest known house in Frederick County and features a rare combination of Dutch, English, and early American architectural and framing techniques





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