CUMBERLAND, Md. (WBFF) — In the heart of Maryland, just two hours West of Baltimore, sits a town once rich in coal and railroading. While Cumberland’s economy has declined since the late 20th century, ...
Add a generous ninety-minute layover in Frostburg, and the full round trip clocks in at about four and a half hours. That ...
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This Quiet Mountain Town With Trails, Trains, And Endless Charm Is The Fall Getaway You’ve Been Missing
One of the best ways to enjoy the fall in Allegany County is to climb aboard the Western Maryland Scenic Railroad. There are ...
The best way to sing the praises of a trip on the Western Maryland Scenic Railroad is to begin by pointing out what it is not. This quaint, historic train is not Europe’s intriguing Orient Express ...
Last week we went visiting through the Pen-Mar festivities over the summer of 1900. Today I thought we’d spend just a brief moment with the Blue Mountain House and its station on the Western Maryland ...
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Witness Maryland's Mountains Up Close On A Historic And Unique Year-Round Scenic Train Ride
Trains in America sometimes get a bad write-up. The U.S. rail network is the largest in the world and was once a hugely important element of regular public transport. However, planes and automobiles ...
Shouts of “Fire!” must have echoed throughout the village of Union Bridge on the night of Dec. 3, 1868, as flames began spreading from the oil house in the Western Maryland Railroad yard to nearby ...
Early Indian summer burned pleasantly upon Baltimore one morning last week. On the fifth floor of the Standard Oil Building windows were open, street noises drifted into the busy executive offices of ...
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