Western Maryland Frostburg Frostburg Palace Theatre Hagerstown Live at Hub City Vinyl ARTS & CULTURE ARTS & CULTURE William Brish Planetarium/ Washington County Public Schools Rose Hill Cemetery 31 E Main St, 301-687-0921 www.frostburgpalace.org Screening a mix of classic, independent, documentary and foreign films and host live music, plays and speakers. d $ 28 E Baltimore St, 240-983-8085 www.liveathubcityvinyl.com First-class live-music venue featuring regional and national acts. d $ Mountain City Traditional Arts 25 E Main St, 301-687-8040 A community staple in Frostburg dedicated to the education, sales, and documentation of Appalachian traditional art. d e Maryland Symphony Orchestra The Frostburg Museum HISTORY & HERITAGE 363 S Cleveland Ave, 301-797-4000 www.marylandsymphony.org Founded in 1982, the Maryland Symphony Orchestra provides musical performances that educate and entertain, while enhancing the cultural environment of the region. d $ 820 Commonwealth Ave, 301-766-2898 www.wbplanetarium.weebly.com The William Brish Planetarium is open for public programs on the second and fourth Tuesday of the each month at 5:30pm and 7:00pm, September-May. d $ 600 S Potomac St, 301-739-3630 www.rosehillcemeteryofmd.org Statue of “Hope” marks the burial place of 2,468 Confederate soldiers (346 identifiable) who died in the Civil War battles of Antietam and South Mountain. Hagerstown Cultural Trail OUTDOOR RECREATION Hagerstown & Washington County CITY/COUNTY TOURISM OFFICE The Maryland Theatre 50 E. Main St, 301-689-1195 www.frostburgmuseum.org In the former St. Michael’s School building in downtown Frostburg, the museum features exhibits about the extensive history of Frostburg, including coal mining. d 21 S Potomac St, 301-790-3500 www.mdtheatre.org The Maryland Theatre is a historic performing arts venue in Hagerstown, MD, offering vibrant live entertainment in a beautifully restored 1915 setting. d $ 16 Public Sq, 301-791-3246 www.visithagerstown.com Civil War history, five national parks, 30+ museums, minor league baseball, wineries and breweries. Located at I-70 and I-81. Hagerstown Has It. 160 Hood St, 301-739-8577 ext 171 hagerstownculturaltrail.com Connects two of the city’s most popular destinations — the downtown Arts & Entertainment District with City Park and the Washington County Museum of Fine Arts. Cool Ridge Vineyard SHOPPING Leiters’ Fine Catering EVENT FACILITIES Thrasher Carriage Museum Muffled Voices Festival 19 Depot St, 301-777-7200 www.alleganymuseum.org/thrasher-carriage-collection One of the top collections of horse-drawn vehicles in the United States representing multiple vehicles, from a milk wagon to a Vanderbilt sleigh. d 21 S Potomac St, 202-699-0341 lyricaclassic.org/muffledvoices festival An international festival showcasing operas by women composers, supporting underrepresented voices through bold, staged musical storytelling. d $ 59 W Washington St, 301-223-7070 www.leitersfinecatering.com If you are looking to host an event in Downtown Hagerstown, we offer a spectacular event space and complete event planning. d 19638 Cool Hollow Rd, 301-991-9246 www.coolridgevineyard.com Boutique winery located on a 16-acre vineyard with scenic views. Producing European-style wines of distinction. Hub City Vinyl Wiynn Marketing LLC 28 E Baltimore St, 301-800-9390 www.hubcityvinyl.com Maryland’s largest record store, and also CDs, band shirts, posters and more. d Tracks and Yaks OUTDOOR RECREATION Washington County Museum of Fine Arts 19 Depot St, Train Depot, 301-349-3699 www.tracksandyaks.com Maryland’s only rail biking excursion! Pedal and coast on custom 2-or 4-seat bikes that run on Western Maryland Railroad tracks. Our whole trip is downhill. $ 401 Museum Dr, 301-739-5727 www.wcmfa.org Founded in 1931, WCMFA features a collection of 6,500 objects, hosts special exhibitions and offers art classes, lectures & more. d 19833 Leitersburg Pk Suite 5, 301-491-5359 www.wiynn.com Get your discounted tickets for these awesome local festivals & events now. Join us for music, fun, food and entertainment throughout the year. d $ Valley Mall 17301 Valley Mall Rd, 301-582-0700 www.shopthevalleymall.com Valley Mall is a retail and entertainment destination that is conveniently located in Hagerstown. d $ Doleman Black Heritage Museum HISTORY & HERITAGE CITY/COUNTY VISITOR CENTER Visit Hagerstown Washington County Pottery Trail Funkstown Blue Mountain Wine Crafters Boutique Winery ATTRACTIONS Washington County, 410-739-9016 www.visithagerstown.com The Washington County Pottery Trail is a collection of county-based potters whose shops can be visited year-round. 117 E Baltimore St, 301-791-2882 www.bluemountain winecrafters.com Boutique winery serving our own award-winning wine made from local Maryland fruit and grapes. Tastings daily. Come to our store and make your own wine with us. e Antietam Brewery ATTRACTIONS 33-35 W Washington St, Second Floor, Room 210, 301-797-5019 www.dolemanblackheritage museum.org To collect, preserve, exhibit, and interpret historical and cultural artifacts of African Americans in Washington County Maryland, and to serve as a resource. d 140 Western Maryland Pkwy, 240-513-4490 www.antietambrewery.com Hagerstown’s first and oldest brewery with tasting room, huge outdoor seating and event room for private events featuring 20 beers on tap d e Hagerstown Aviation Museum Grantsville Spruce Forest Artisan Village Black Rock Bar & Grill 18450 Showalter Rd, 301-733-8717 www.hagerstownaviation museum.org Museum highlights 70-year history of aviation and aviation-related manufacturing in the Hagerstown area. Photographs, models and other materials. 16 Public Sq, Hagerstown, 301-791-3246 www.visithagerstown.com Civil War history, five national parks sites, 30+ museums, minor-league baseball, wineries and breweries. Located at I-70 and I-81. History — it’s in our Nature! e See ad on p. 87. ARTS & CULTURE 177 Casselman Rd, 301-895-3332 www.spruceforest.org Historic log cabins serve as studios for working artists. Visit house museums and an operating 1800s grist mill. Living history re-enactments. d 17301 Valley Mall Rd, 240-850-3365 www.blackrockrestaurants.com/ maryland Black Rock Bar & Grill is an award-winning concept specializing in certified Angus beef steaks served on a sizzling stone at the customer’s table. d Hagerstown Roundhouse Museum Heavy Metal Playground Grantsville Community Museum HISTORY & HERITAGE 153 Main St, 301-895-5454, 301-707-7200 www.grantsvillemuseum.org Mission is to preserve Northern Garrett County’s heritage. Emphasis on Leo Beachy’s photography, the National Rd and the 1964 B-52 bomber crash. 14515 Pennsylvania Ave, 240-415-8088 www.heavymetalplayground.com We will give you a fun once-in-a-lifetime bucket list experience to play on heavy equipment! Come see why our raving fans will drive 8 hours to come play. d $ e 300 S Burhans Blvd, 301-739-4665 www.roundhouse.org Artifacts, photos, historic cabooses, locomotives and model railroads of the Hagerstown Roundhouse and the five railroads that made Hagerstown the “Hub City.” $ Hancock Valley Meadow Farms Trails Getaway OUTDOOR RECREATION Jonathan Hager House & Museum Thick and Thin Brewing Company Stanton’s Mill (1797) 84 Casselman Rd, 301-895-5985 spruceforest.org/stantons-mill.php Built in 1797 and now powered by electricity, the mill produces flours, meals and mixes for sale. d 18330 Spark Dr Suite 301, 240-366-4147 www.thickandthinbrewery.com Craft-beer brewery. 10 barrel systems, 28 taps. All types of beers for all types of people. Kid-friendly. Private event space available. Free popcorn. d e 110 Key St, 301-739-8577 ext 170 www.hagerstownmd.org/309/ Jonathan-Hager-House-Museum Built in 1739, the Hager House served as fort and trading post for Jonathan Hager, town founder; features 18th-century furnishings. d $ 14702 Mountain Rd, 15006 Bottenfield Rd, 301-678-6584 www.valleymeadowfarms.com Scenic, awesome getaway with miles of trails over 400 acres at this beautiful family farm. Bring your own horse or just your favorite people — day visit or stay. $ Willie’s Primitive Attic and Flower Shop SHOPPING Kinship Family Heritage Research Center Casselman River Bridge State Park OUTDOOR RECREATION Upper Stem Brewery 10240 National Pk, 301-895-5453 dnr.maryland.gov/publiclands/ pages/western/casselman.aspx 80-ft. stone arch bridge was the largest of its kind when constructed in 1813. Located along the National Rd, it linked Cumberland with the Ohio River. e 20150 Leitersburg Pk, 301-555-1212 www.upperstembrewery.com Upper Stem Brewery is a Maryland-designated farm brewery. We produce grain, hops, herbs, and fruit that is used in the production of our small-batch craft beer. d e 135 W Washington St, 301-797-8782 www.washcohistory.org Research your family roots in Western Maryland and surrounding areas in our Kinship Family Heritage research library. Research assistants are available on Wednesdays. d $ 83 W Main St, 240-625-6059 www.williesprimitiveatticandfloral. com Willie’s Primitive Attic and Flower Shop is a country gift shop with a full line florist. We specialize in funerals, weddings, birthdays and holidays. d e Miller House Museum and Gardens Sideling Hill Welcome Center STATE WELCOME CENTER 135 W Washington St, 301-797-8782 www.washcohistory.org The Miller House Museum & Gardens serve as the steward of artifacts dating to the 18th century. Step back in time to see and hear the story of Washington County. d $ KEY TO SYMBOLS 3000 Sideling Hill, Mile Marker 74, 301-678-6035 www.visitmaryland.org/list/ maryland-welcome-centers The only welcome center in the East built into a mountain. Walk the trail and take in the spectacular scenic views. Free maps and customized information. d e 94 DESTINATION MARYLAND d = Accessible e = Pet Friendly $ = Admission
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