This marker recounts the Federal occupation of Germantown in 1862. The inscription reads: Guarding the Railroad In 1861, Germantown was divided between secessionists and unionists until the news of Fort Sumter and President Abraham Lincoln’s call for volunteers tilted the balance in favor of secession. Germantown women announced on April 26, “We?offer to the (Confederate) soldiers of Germantown all the assistance in our power with our needles, and promise also to aid in the care and sustenance of their families…

Housed in the 1948 Germantown Train Depot, this structure replaced the original structure built prior to 1868.

Set on a scenic lake property, the winery offers several varieties of wine cultivated on the grounds and imported from other wineries. They offer wine tastings throughout the day and often feature musical entertainment.

This botanical garden is on the site of a historic home and features many historic resources. The beautiful gardens spread across six acres and feature yellow daffodils, pink and red of the blooming azaleas, and blossoming dogwoods among other varieties.

The Rosemark Telephone Exchange tells the story of the Rosemark Telephone Company which was incorporated on December 9, 1911. Step back in time and sit at the “switchboard” that the operator used to connect phone lines for over 50 years.