normal Republican National Convention could not be held, vice president Mike Pence held his acceptance speech after being nominated for a second term as vice president of the United States at Fort McHenry. Gallery See also List of forts Fort McHenry Tunnel – opened 1985; passes a few hundred feet south of Fort McHenry and is part of Interstate 95 List of Civil War POW Prisons and Camps List of national monuments of the United States References External links Fort McHenry Guard British Attack on Ft. McHenry Launched from Bermuda Fort McHenry is part of the Chesapeake Bay Gateways and Watertrails Network Weather & Maps – Unearthed Outdoors Baltimore, Maryland, a National Park Service Discover Our Shared Heritage Travel Itinerary Ft. McHenry on Google Street View 2008 Photo Feature C-SPAN American History TV "Birth of the Star-Spangled Banner" Tour at Fort McHenry C-SPAN American History TV "After the Star-Spangled Banner" Tour at Fort McHenry Archaeological sites on the National Register of Historic Places in Maryland McHenry History of Baltimore Locust Point, Baltimore National Park Service National Monuments in Maryland Shrines McHenry McHenry American Civil War prison camps Defunct prisons in Maryland Maryland in the American Civil War Military and war museums in Maryland History museums in Maryland Museums in Baltimore Protected areas established in 1925 Museums of the War of 1812 Maryland in the War of 1812 Landmarks in Baltimore Tourist attractions in Baltimore Historic American Buildings Survey in Baltimore Star forts Coastal fortifications McHenry National Register of Historic Places in Baltimore American Civil War on the National Register of Historic Places The Star-Spangled Banner Former national parks of the United States 1800 establishments in Maryland Baltimore City Landmarks