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American history buffs will enjoy Cumberland, a historic town once used as one of George Washington’s military outposts. Cumberland was also nicknamed “gateway to the west” by the early pioneers. You can still visitor George Washington’s one-room cabin headquarters from when he worked for General Braddock. The Cumberland Arts and Entertainment District is just over two hours from Baltimore. Visitors to Cumberland can take Western Maryland Scenic Railroad trip to the town of the Allegheny Mountains to learn about railway history and take in the beautiful mountain scenery. The city is also home to C & O Canal National Historical Park and Visitors Center, several historical landmarks, and host to several annual festivals.

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