Cummings Tavern was the site of the September 9/10, 1781, encampment of Rochambeau’s Wagon Train which took a detour to cross the Susquehanna at Bald Friar’s Ford. Today there a marker on the site along Maryland Route 276 north of Dr. Jack Road; the tavern itself is a private residence.
Campsite of Lauzun’s Legion, French Wagon Train and Artillery at Cummings Tavern
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Lauzun’s Legion, Wagon Train and artillery |
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Direction | Destination |
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north | Gloucester Courthouse, Virginia (hussars of Lauzun’s Legion) and Yorktown, Virginia (Wagon Train and artillery) |
Latitude | Longitude |
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39.63435 | -76.07625 |
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1195 Tome Highway | 21904 |
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Woodlawn | MD |
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