History Shark Productions

The American Idol/pop-icon songwriter of the War of 1812, Francis Scott Key had a storied law career that began in Frederick led to working as the District Attorney for the nation's capital. He is best know for writing the Star-Spangled Banner in the fall of 1814 in Baltimore Harbor.

(NOTE: This is an ala carte, singular offering, part one only of the four-part bundled series entitled Legends of Frederick. Others include classes on Thomas Johnson, Jr., Barbara Fritchie and Jacob Engelbrecht. For a combo price break on all of these sessions, register under the special offering for all four classes at a cost of $80.)

This class will be held at the Woodlands of Urbana Clubhouse.