Top 5 Traveler Resources in Cumberland, Maryland (MD)

April 24, 2022 Janean Rudisill

At the base of the Appalachian Mountains in Allegany County, Maryland, the city of Cumberland has been a military outpost manned by George Washington, a shipping hub, a manufacturing capital and "The Gateway to the West." Head to the Cumberland Gap National Historical Park and explore the same paths taken by early American pioneers. A ride on the Western Maryland Scenic Railroad carries visitors back to the golden age of rail, chugging past stunning mountain scenery in vintage train cars.
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1. Allegany County Library System - Washington Street Library

31 Washington St Washington Street Branch, Cumberland, MD 21502-2947 +1 301-777-1200 [email protected] http://www.alleganycountylibrary.info/
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5.0 based on 6 reviews

Allegany County Library System - Washington Street Library

Books, movies, internet access, color printing, community connections, Story Hour, WiFi, eBooks, free streaming services.

2. Allegany County Library System - South Cumberland Library

100 Seymour St South Cumberland Library, Cumberland, MD 21502-4242 +1 301-724-1607 [email protected] http://www.alleganycountylibrary.info/
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5.0 based on 5 reviews

Allegany County Library System - South Cumberland Library

Books, movies, internet access, color printing, community connections, Story Hour, WiFi, eBooks, free streaming services.

3. Cumberland Visitor Center

13 Canal St, Cumberland, MD 21502-3052 +1 301-722-8226 http://www.nps.gov/choh/planyourvisit/cumberlandvisitorcenter.htm
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4.5 based on 66 reviews

Cumberland Visitor Center

Reviewed By michaelbR954DT - New Jersey, United States

Free handicapped parking, CC only meters. This is also the Canal and train depot building. Canal museum is free (National Park System) which is downstairs, and the train depot and gift center (upstairs). You can check those individual reviews.

4. C&O Canal National Historical Park and Visitors Museum

13 Canal St, Cumberland, MD 21502-3052 +1 301-722-8226 http://www.nps.gov/choh/planyourvisit/cumberlandvisitorcenter.htm
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4.5 based on 188 reviews

C&O Canal National Historical Park and Visitors Museum

Reviewed By 291genej - Silver Spring, United States

Near the downtown exit of the freeway, we parked in a coin lot to the east of Parkview Liquor Store, under the freeway, and walked 1 block east to George Washington's HDQ. The small log house built in 1755 had information boards in front and just to the side was a memorial to the National Road with the Zero Marker stone nearby. A pathway to the south led to an overlook of the Potomac River and its broad Roller Dam. From here, a pedestrian bridge crossed the tracks to the Cumberland Station/Visitor Center and just to the south, a peek to Lock # 8 of the C&O Canal. So much history in a one block area for 4 quarters parking in the shade.

5. Windsor Castle Events Centre

210 S Centre St, Cumberland, MD 21502-3010 +1 301-722-0005 http://www.facebook.com/WindsorCastleEventsCentre/
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