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minutes and attract a lot of attention from the passengers, most of whom are tourists. Surrounding the depot are Linns Bar and Grill, The Trail Inn and Cafe, The Great
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Frostburg Palace Theatre is located on 31 east Main Street. Since as early as 1907, the local people of Frostburg have gone there to see good films. In 1912, the Palace Theatre company bought the building and remodeled it as a movie theatre until 1981. Beginning in 1981, it rooted itself into the
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Frostburg Library, located at 65 E Main St, offers members of the community 10,000 square feet (930 m) of books, a children's area, and new technology. They offer services such as children's, teen, and adult book sections, magazines, music, and more. There are computers in the facility, and
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Creative Writing aims to bring creative writers to Frostburg and to expand the writing ability and exposure to literature of the residents and students of Frostburg. They host a variety of events open to the public. There are also workshops that can be attended
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The Hotel Gunter, located on Main St across the street from the
Princess Restaurant, opened in 1897. Originally named Hotel Gladstone, the original hotel had 100 rooms, a cafe, a barbershop, and a sample room for displaying traveling salesmen's wares. The hotel tanked and was sold in 1903 to William
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Performing Arts Center (PAC) has regular programs held in one of their three theaters. The Cultural Events Series is open to students, faculty, and the general public. The students who are studying dance, music, theater and communication can excel in the Performing Arts Center because it
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The museum gives visitors the chance to take a look back in time to the nineteenth century to see how the people in that century were transported. There are examples of the different types of vehicles there. For example, there are funeral wagons, carts, pleasure vehicles, carts a milkman would have
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and built in 1891. The train stops at the Frostburg Depot for ninety minutes so passengers may shop or eat lunch. The locomotive is detached, rotated on the turntable and run around and reattached to the other end of the train for its journey back to Cumberland. These manoeuvers takes about fifteen
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had authorized construction of the road in 1806. Meshach Frost built the first house in present-day Frostburg in 1812 and named it Highland Hall (on the present-day the site of St. Michael's Church and Rectory). This building was a popular stopping point for celebrities and dignitaries who traveled
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Located at 25 East Main St., Mountain City Traditional Arts is dedicated to the education, sales, and documentation of regional Appalachian art. There is a constant display of local art of various mediums, some of which is available for purchase. Frequently offered are live performances, literary
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is a community band based in Frostburg. Established in 1877, the band has now been performing for 148 years. The band gives five to ten performances in the Frostburg and Cumberland areas during the summer. During prohibition, the Arion band helped the speakeasy in the basement of the Hotel Gunter
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was the first major economic draw, but the industry faced problems in its early manifestation. The mountains of western Maryland and Frostburg proved to make transportation of coal very difficult. Not until the completion of the railroads did the coal industry in Frostburg began to flourish. The
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can be very hazardous despite timely state and local road maintenance services, and the town averages just over 80 inches (200 cm) of snowfall a season; significant falls can occur as early as October and as late as May. Frostburg's greatest one-month snowfall was 67 inches (170 cm) in
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In 1934, State Normal School #2 introduced its first four-year program. Nearly 30 years later (1963), the school finally was renamed Frostburg State College. In the next ten years more programs sprouted, including the university's first graduate program (Master's of Science in management).
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beginning in 1864, utilizing the high-grade fire clays which are found in the area. One of the main businesses that formed was the Big Savage Fire Brick Company, still one of the main suppliers of fire bricks on the East Coast.
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was founded in 1898. Beginning as a university for teachers, Frostburg became a liberal arts school in 1960. Today, Frostburg State University has 4,755 undergraduate students, 630 graduates, and an 18:1 student faculty
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The Frostburg Public Rifle Range is located at Clifton Terrace just off Rt. 40. The range has four 100 yard firing lanes, one 200 yard firing lane, and a 6 lane 25 meter pistol range.
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the surrounding area including the Arion Band, coal mining, genealogy, and the National Road. The Museum Gallery features a different artist's work every month.
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Mount Pleasant Street Park is located on Maryland Ave. and Mt. Pleasant St. The park has a basketball court, a playground, and a small baseball field.
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Snyder, Michael (Director and Editor) (August 30, 2012).
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3019:Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
2937:"Frostburg City Police"
2777:Great Allegheny Passage
2553:City of Frostburg, MD.
2251:Callimont, Pennsylvania
2097:Great Allegheny Passage
2020:94.1 QZK FM top 40 hits
1889:Ephraim Francis Baldwin
1741:or move the content to
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1656:median household income
1327:National Register Sites
1288:Piedmont, West Virginia
68:View of Frostburg from
29:Frostburg, Pennsylvania
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2058:Mayor: Todd J. Logsdon
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1385:Mount Savage, Maryland
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2602:National Park Service
2199:M. Virginia Rosenbaum
1995:Media and information
1983:Films about Frostburg
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1280:Mount Savage Railroad
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441:www.frostburgcity.com
376: • Summer (
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3588:Georges Creek Valley
3551:United States portal
2912:"City Administrator"
2838:on November 9, 2012.
2730:Appalachian Festival
2564:Accessed 2010-01-12.
1951:Parris N. Glendening
1928:Municipal activities
1843:Appalachian Festival
1361:On June 2, 1998, an
629:Record high °F (°C)
475:. It is part of the
457:Georges Creek Valley
350: • Density
150:Show map of Maryland
3573:Frostburg, Maryland
2861:"Frostburg Library"
2719:Planetarium Website
2240:Smaller communities
2084:being built on the
2078:God's Ark of Safety
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522:Big Savage Mountain
518:Allegheny Mountains
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3303:Clarysville
3273:Barrelville
3253:Westernport
3170:County seat
2849:Ort Library
2799:December 7,
2443:January 25,
2346:"Frostburg"
2296:Vale Summit
2181:Jon Jenkins
2169:Jack Fisher
2157:Andy Duncan
2111:US Marshals
1877:Canal Place
1831:Planetarium
1267:Coal mining
1125:(≥ 0.01 in)
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3567:Categories
3530:Town Creek
3480:Bellegrove
3438:Spring Gap
3383:Midlothian
3358:Grahamtown
3343:Flintstone
3313:Cresaptown
3238:Lonaconing
3197:Cumberland
3177:Cumberland
3066:August 25,
2682:October 9,
2332:References
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2261:Cresaptown
2229:Hagerstown
2224:Cumberland
2187:T. H. Paul
2082:Noah's Ark
1763:Arion Band
1743:Wikivoyage
1292:fire brick
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461:Cumberland
429:feature ID
337:Population
285:Government
200:78°55′37″W
197:39°39′02″N
3338:Ellerslie
3202:Frostburg
3030:April 16,
2377:April 26,
2119:speakeasy
2037:Libraries
1881:Frostburg
1347:in 1984.
505:Geography
449:Frostburg
417:FIPS code
387:(Eastern)
359:Time zone
329:Elevation
174:Frostburg
144:Frostburg
47:Frostburg
33:FROSTBURG
18:Frostburg
3500:McKenzie
3448:Woodland
3428:Rawlings
3398:National
3363:Klondike
3348:Franklin
3318:Danville
2946:June 10,
2921:June 10,
2896:July 22,
2558:Archived
2536:June 15,
2510:June 15,
2355:June 25,
2306:Woodland
2276:Klondike
2115:Route 40
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979:Average
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410:301, 240
393:ZIP Code
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257:Maryland
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3378:McCoole
3353:Gilmore
3328:Detmold
3278:Bel Air
3248:Midland
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2871:May 11,
2633:June 4,
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