From the unsolved to the unusual. From the historical to the
hysterical. From the famous to the friendly. This is life in the
Maryland mountains. Did you know that a Russian prince once worked
as a priest in Cumberland? Have you heard the story about the
German POW camp near Flintstone during WWII? Do you know about the
mining wars that were fought to try and unionize the coal mines in
the Georges Creek region? Do you know the story behind Cumberland's
only lynching? Have you heard the story about the baseball game
played between the Cumberland Colts and the New York Yankees? These
are the stories of Allegany and Garrett counties in Maryland found
in old newspapers, history books and other places. It's the stories
of people who tamed the mountains, established cities, raised
families and lived their lives. Journey back in time and look
beyond the photos that so well document the region's history. This
collection of 40 stories spans 220 years of life in Western
Maryland. Originally published in the Cumberland Times-News and
Allegany Magazine, some of these stories have been expanded as new
information has been uncovered and new photos accompany some of the
stories.
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