Things to do in Hagerstown, Maryland. See the community of Hagerstown and local attractions.
1917 the corner of Summit Avenue and Washington Street
Established in 1931 by Anna Brugh Singer and her husband William H. Singer, Jr., the Washington County Museum of Fine Arts (WCMFA) has been recognized as one of the finest small museums in the United States.
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US 40 runs along the main east-west streets in Downtown Hagerstown and is named for the older alignment of the highway (although the original National Road started westward from Cumberland and did not reach Hagerstown).
This typical Georgian Revival Montgomery Ward has been converted into Washington County offices. Hagerstown is the seat of Washington County.
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Playland - Pennsylvania Avenue - Hagerstown, Maryland
Images of the Washington County Courthouse in Hagerstown, Maryland, available both as prints and digitally via royalty-free licenses.
Old Hagerstown Road Covered Bridge in Washington County Maryland
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Fascinating things to do in Hagerstown Maryland include the incredible Amish market, world-class fine arts museum, historic properties, and a modern library.
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Hagerstown, MD City Park. Stopped through and was amazed at how pretty it was. Concerts, museums, large pond, and multiple playgrounds.
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One Saturday in October, 1937, Arthur Rothstein arrived in Hagerstown, Maryland (pop. 31,000). On a mission from the Farm Security Administration to record life in the city, Arthur Rothstein photographed what he saw. He popped his head into the barber’s shop, watched an open-air furniture auction, spotted men idling on the street, and showed us the … Continue reading "One October Day In Hagerstown Maryland 1937"
