Battle of St. Michaels

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The First Battle of St. Michaels was an engagement contested on August 10, 1813, during the War of 1812. British soldiers attacked Maryland militia at St. Michaels, which is located on Eastern Shore of Maryland with access to Chesapeake Bay. At the time, this small town was on the main shipping route to important cities such as Baltimore and Washington, D.C.

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battleUnited StatesUnited Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland

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Location: 38.7878, -76.2186, KML, Cluster Map, Maps,
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Historic marker for St. Michaels and the British attack in 1813Historic marker for St. Michaels and the British attack in 1813
British attacked north of St. Michaels on August 26, 1813British attacked north of St. Michaels on August 26, 1813
Brigadier General Perry Benson led the Talbot County militia during the War of 1812Brigadier General Perry Benson led the Talbot County militia during the War of 1812
Star-Spangled Banner National Historic Trail marker at St. Michaels Harbor in MarylandStar-Spangled Banner National Historic Trail marker at St. Michaels Harbor in Maryland
Cannonball House in St. Michaels, MarylandCannonball House in St. Michaels, Maryland
View of the harbor and cannons at St. Michaels, MarylandView of the harbor and cannons at St. Michaels, Maryland
View of Eastern Bay from Wade`s Point in 2021View of Eastern Bay from Wade's Point in 2021
Star-Spangled Banner National Historic Trail for Easton, Maryland mentioning Fort StoakesStar-Spangled Banner National Historic Trail for Easton, Maryland mentioning Fort Stoakes
Fort Stokes was located on Ratcliffe Manor property near Easton, MarylandFort Stokes was located on Ratcliffe Manor property near Easton, Maryland