near where Francis Scott Key, the bridge's namesake, was inspired to write the lyrics of the Star Spangled Banner. Key is believed to have witnessed the bombardment of Fort McHenry on the night of ...

sail past the Francis Scott Key Memorial Bridge toward Fort McHenry. The tall ships arrived in Baltimore Wednesday for the start of Star-Spangled Sailabration, celebrating the 200th anniversary of ...

The Francis Scott Key Bridge is named for the writer behind “The Star-Spangled Banner.” The site of the bridge is believed to be within 100 yards of where Key saw the bombing of Fort McHenry Sept.

A cargo ship struck the bridge early Tuesday. A cargo ship struck Baltimore's historic Francis Scott Key Bridge ... U.S. soldiers at Fort McHenry during the War of 1812, Key watched as U.S ...

Before its collapse on Tuesday, the Francis Scott Key Bridge in ... the bombardment of Fort McHenry on Sept. 12, 1814. In addition to its historical significance, the bridge played an essential ...

A major bridge that collapsed in Baltimore after getting hit by a ship is named for Francis Scott ... of Fort McHenry.From his vantage point on the Patapsco River, the 35-year-old Key was able ...

BALTIMORE -- The collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore early on the ... Alternate routes are I-95 (Fort McHenry Tunnel) or I-895 (Baltimore Harbor Tunnel) for north/south routes.

Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge ... Banner.” Key was believed to be near the site of the now-bridge in 1814 when he observed the British bombardment of Fort McHenry. During the War of ...

The bridge was named after Francis Scott Key, the American lawyer who wrote the lyrics of the Star Spangled Banner. The site of the bridge is believed to be within 100 yards of where Key saw the ...