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wcfields Says: This classy restaurant offers great food consistently year after year. Great specials too. Veal Ramsey - delicious wine sauce and great polenta cake with the thin and tender veal.
The Colonial Motel and Restaurant
frankcanfly Says: Everytime I come to visit friends in Hagerstown, I make a point of stopping here for lunch. They usually have excellent daily specials. If that doesn't sway me, I'll often order the Buffalo Chicken Salad. It's Fresh made, and delicious!
Schmankerl Stube Bavarian Restaurant
frankcanfly Says: My mother, a native Bavarian, says that this is the best German food she`s had in America! Yes, it`s that good.Charlie creates a menu and atmosphere that brings me back to Nuremburg... Many people often drive the 1 + hours from Baltimore or Washington DC with this place in...
frankcanfly Says: Two major Interstates, cross at Hagerstown. It is very accessable from all directions by road. I-81 follows the Shenendoah valley North/South from Tennesee into PennsylvaniaI-70 travels East/West from Baltimore to Utah...
frankcanfly Says: There is regional aircraft service available with USAir, but only through Pittsburgh.If your local destination is West of Baltimore/Washington, or you live in the area, check the airfares to/from Hagerstown. It may even be cheaper than flying from Baltimore or Washington....
frankcanfly Says: My job involved this beautiful Twin Otter aircraft, I often departed and arrived in the seat.
frankcanfly Says: Ask most Marylander`s what they know of Hagerstown, and they`ll tell you about the Prime Outlet Center. True, it`s a great place to shop, and located right off the interstate. Just try to see a little bit of town the next time you go.
Washington County Museum of Fine Arts
frankcanfly Says: A quant little museum located on the grounds of Hagerstown City Park.
frankcanfly Says: Situated in Hagerstown`s City Park, the Hager House is built of uncut fieldstones carefully fitted by the town`s namesake; Jonathan Hager. The young German immigrant had traveled to the wilderness of Western Maryland in search of adventure and possible fortune.On June 5,...
frankcanfly Says: Beware of the Ducks and Geese at the city park!! On a cold day, they are quite aggresive!! They know if you`ve hidden bread in your pockets!
frankcanfly Says: Located about 10 miles south of Hagerstown in Sharpsburg, is the Antietam National BattlefieldEstablished by Act of Congress on August 30, 1890, this Civil War site marks the end of General Robert E. Lee`s first invasion of the North in September 1862.Known as the...
frankcanfly Says: Fear and intrigue..... One thing scared me when I first moved to Hagerstown... I discovered the `Superior Pro Wrestling Training Center` located downtown. That`s right, `Professional Wrestling` in Western Maryland. (photo sent to me by a `fan`)
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Beware of the Ducks and Geese at the city park!! On a cold day, they are quite aggresive!! They know if you`ve hidden bread in your pockets!
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Hagerstown was my home for about 9 months. It's a pleasant town in western maryland, and sometimes under-appreciated. It is not a new, modern or refurbished town, but that somehow adds to it's appeal...
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I love visiting my girlfriends family in Hagerstown. This lovely city is too far away from my home in Florida, and I always have a great time visiting.
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Another bank barn, off the beaten path, as if Hagerstown itself is not off the beaten path.
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