Bushy Park (Glenwood, Maryland)

Bushy Park is a historic site in Glenwood, Maryland, originally a slave plantation established by Charles Alexander Warfield in the 18th century. The estate features a rich history, including Warfield's involvement in the burning of the Peggy Stewart in protest against British sanctions. The property has undergone significant changes over the years, including the construction of a new house on the original foundation after the manor burned down in 1933. Today, part of the estate has been transformed into the Western Regional Park, while remnants of its past, including a walled cemetery, remain. Visitors can explore the historical significance of the site and its connection to Maryland's colonial history.