Berlin (Now Brunswick), Md. Pontoon Bridge And Ruins Of The Stone Bridge (U.S. Civil War) Pint Glass 16oz

Berlin (Now Brunswick), Md. Pontoon Bridge and Ruins of the Stone Bridge (U.S. Civil War) This title refers to historical sites located in Brunswick, Maryland, United States. The pontoon bridge and ruins of the stone bridge are associated with the American Civil War, specifically the Battle of Monocacy that took place on July 9, 1864. During this engagement, Union forces led by Major General Lew Wallace delayed the Confederate advance towards Washington D.C., buying time for its defense. The pontoon bridge was a temporary structure constructed by the Union troops to cross the Monocacy River, while the stone bridge was destroyed during the battle. Today, these sites are significant historical landmarks, offering insights into the strategic importance of Brunswick during the U.S. Civil War and the efforts made by both sides in this pivotal conflict.