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Title: The Kelly Springfield Tire Co., Cumberland Maryland (MD), Linen unused Description: The plant of The Kelly Springfield Tire Co., builders of "Armorubber Tread" Tires, is located on the historic Potomac River at Cumberland, Md. Capacity 10,000 tires and tubes daily. Employs approximately 2,000 people.		Title: Fort Cumberland Hotel Cumberland Maryland (MD), Divided Back unused Description: Modern Fireproof Opened January 1918. Fort Cumberland Hotel One of America's newest and most beautiful hotels on the famous

Title: The Cumberland Narrows Cumberland Maryland (MD), White Border unused Description: National Highway Scenes of the famous Cumberland Narrows		Title: English Lutheran Church Cumberland Maryland (MD), Divided Back unused

Title: Greetings From Cumberland Cumberland Maryland (MD), Linen unused Description: Cumberland queen city of Maryland. Just across the Baltimore Steel Bridge on the West Side these two outstanding landmarks are only a block apart. Above: Emmanuel Episcopal Church Left:- Washington's Headquarters in Riverside Park. Cumberland, Maryland's second city in size, and therefore called the "Queen city of Maryland" is rich in historical and scenic interest.		Title: The Narrows Cumberland Maryland (MD), Linen unused Description: One of Maryland's Scenic Beauty Spots Rocky cliffs tower nearly a thousand feet on either side of this narrow gap through the Allegheny Mountains. Four railroads, the National Highway U. S. 40 and Wills Creek pass through here.


Title: The Narrows Cumberland Maryland (MD), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906		Title: Emanuel Protestant Episcopal Church Cumberland Maryland (MD), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906 Description: Site of "Old Fort Cumberland."

Title: Lover's Leap Cumberland Maryland (MD), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906		Title: Bridge Over Lake Gordon Cumberland Maryland (MD), White Border unused Description: Water supply

Title: Fort Cumberland (1754-56) Cumberland Maryland (MD) unused Description: Historic Old Fort Cumberland was erected in 1754 as a trading post by The Ohio Cornpany and named Fort Cumberland in honor of the Duke of Cumberland, head of the English Army. From here George Washington at the head of the Virginia Militia joined General Edward Braddock at the head of British Regular Troops and set out for Fort DuQuesne near what is now Pittsburgh. This force was ambushed by French Troops and Indians at Turtle Creek and was defeated. Braddock being killed Washington returned to Fort Cumberland with the remnant of troops where he remained till in command of a larges force in 1756 he marched to Fort DuQuesne and captured it, reclaiming for England all lands heretofore hold by France. The Cabin in which Washington lived stands in Riverside Park. In 1794 Washington again occupied this building at the Fort when as President he reviewed the troops sent to put down the Whisky Rebellion in Pennsylvania.		Title: Wills Mountain Inn Cumberland Maryland (MD) unused Description: (On the National Highway) Wills Mountain Inn, at the top of Wills Mountain, the heart of the Alleganies, is just a few feet back of the famous Lover's Leap overlooking the National Highway thru the Cumberland Narrows. The Inn affords a beautiful view for many miles around, being 900 feet above the city of Cumberland and 1,500 feet above sea level. tourists from the National Highway can reach the Inn in a very few minutes by way of a very picturesque winding road, with a delightful scene at every turn as higher up you go until the summit in reached, to behold a view that will not soon be forgotten. An interesting booklet of the Inn and the Historic Highway is issued by the management and may be had by addressing Wills Mountain Inn. Cumberland, Md.

Title: View of West Side, Potomac River Cumberland Maryland (MD) PM 1922		Title: Plant of The American Cellulost and Chemical Manufacturing Cumberland Maryland (MD) unused

Title: Fort Cumberland Cumberland Maryland (MD) unused Description: Historic old fort Cumberland was erected in 1754 as a trading post by The Ohio Company and named Fort Cumberland in honor of the Duke of Cumberland, head of the English Army. From here George Washington at the head of the Virginia Militia joined General Edward Braddock at the head of British Regular Troops and set out for Fort DuQuesne near what is now Pittsburgh. This force was ambushed by French Troops and Indians at Turtle Creek and was defeated. Braddock being killed Washington returned to Fort Cumberland with the remnant of troops where he remained till in command of a larges force in 1756 he marched to Fort DuQuesne and captured it. reclaiming for England all lands heretofore held by France. The Cabin in which Washington lived stands in Riverside Park. In 1794 washington again occupied this building at the Fort when as President he reviewed the troops sent to put down the Whisky Rebellion in Pennsylvania.		Title: Washington Street Cumberland Maryland (MD) PM 1936

Title: Washington Street Cumberland Maryland (MD) unused		Title: National Pike Cumberland Maryland (MD) unused

Title: Washington Street Cumberland Maryland (MD) unused		Title: One of the Beauty Spots Along the National Highway Cumberland Maryland (MD) unused

Title: Lovers Leap in The Narrows Cumberland Maryland (MD) unused		Title: The Narrows Cumberland Maryland (MD) unused

Title: National Highway , Sideling Hill Mountain(1550 FT.) Cumberland Maryland (MD) Description: and Hagerstown		Title: Overlooing the Narrows Cumberland Maryland (MD) PM 1930 Description: Lovers Leap and Wills Mountain inn at the Summit of Wills Mountain WILLS MOUNTAIN INN, at the top of Wills Mountain,the heart of the Alleganies, is just a few fect back of the famous Lover's Leap over looking the National Highway thru the Comberland Narrows. The Inn affords a beautiful view for many mile around, being 900 feet above the city of Cumberland and 1,500 feet above sea level. Tourists from the National Highway can reach the Inn in a very few minutes by way of avery picturesque windingroad, with a delightful scene at every turn as higher up you go until the summit is reached, to be hold a view that will not soon be forgotten. An interesting boollet of the Inn and the Historic Highway is issued by the management and may be had be addressing Wills Mountain Inn, Cumberland, Md.

Title: The National Highway, Polish Mountain Hagerstown Cumberland Maryland (MD) unused		Title: One of The Beauty Spots Along the National Highway Cumberland Maryland (MD) unused

Title: Lover's Leap, 1652 Ft. Above Sea Level Cumberland Maryland (MD) unused		Title: The Narrows Cumberland Maryland (MD) unused

Title: National Highway Thru The Narrows Cumberland Maryland (MD) unused		Title: Lovers Leap in The Narrows Cumberland Maryland (MD) unused

Title: Overlooing the Narrows Cumberland Maryland (MD) PM 1929 Description: Lovers Leap and Wills Mountain Inn at The Summit of Wills Mountain. Wills Mountain inn, at the top of Wills Mountain, the heart of the Allegainies, is Just of few feet back of the famous Lover's Leap overlooking the National Highway thru the Cumberland Narrows.The Inn affords a beautiful view for many miles around, being 900 feet bove the city of Cumberland and 1,500 feet above sea level. Tourists from the National Highway can reach the Inn in a very few minutes by way of avery picturesque winding road, with a delightful scene at every turn as highter up you go until the summit is reached, to behold a view that will not soon be forgotten. An interesting booklet ofthe Inn and the Historic Highway is issued by the management and may be had by addressing Wills Mountain Inn, Cumberland, Md		Title: Memorial Hospital Cumberland Maryland (MD) unused

Title: Masonic Temple and Emmanuel Episcopal Church, Cumberland Maryland (MD) unused Description: Masonic Temple and Emmanuel Episcopal church Cumberland, Md., Site of Fort Cumberland Built in 1755 Fort Cumberland was used by General Braddock and George Washington as a base of operations during the campaign against the French and Indians. Parade Grounds were in the rear of the church. Subterranean passageway leads to the river, so that the fort could be supplied with water during a siege.		Title: Bird's Eye View of Cumberland showing the narrows Cumberland Maryland (MD) unused Description: showing the narrows Cumberland, Md. And the Narrows Cumberland lies nestled in the hills of Western Maryland, on the Potomac River. Its geopraphical location makes it an ideal industrial railroad and highway center.

Title: Washington's Headquarters Cumberland Maryland (MD) PM 1953 Description: Located near the site of Old Fort Cumberland, these headquarters were used by George Washington under command of General Braddock, during the French and Indian War, 1755-1758. The building was rededicated in 1921 in the presence of General John J. Pershing, Commander of the American World War Armies.		Title: Moonlight on Lake Koon Cumberland Maryland (MD) PM 1952 Description: Cumberland, Maryland receives her water supply from this beautiful lake, located north of the City and near U.S. 220 in Southern Pennsylvania.

Title: U.S. 40 (The National Highway)Between Hagerstown and Cumberland, Maryland Cumberland Maryland (MD) unused Description: Gorgeous mountain flowers and shrubs grow in profusion in the lovely Western Maryland hills, and, at many places along the National Highway, paralleling the Historic Potomac and overlooking the West Virginia hills beyond.		Title: The Kelly Springfield Tire Co Cumberland Maryland (MD) unused Description: The plant of The Kelly Springfield Tire Co., builders of "Armorubber Tread" Tires, is located on the historic Potomac River at Cumberland, Md. Capacity 10,000 tires and tubes daily. Employs approximately 2,000 people.

Title: Washington's Headquarters Cumberland Maryland (MD) PM 1939 Description: Located near the site of Old Fort Cumberland, these headquarters were used by George Washington under command of General Braddock,during the French and Indian War, 1755-1758. The building was rededicated in 1921 in the presence of Genreal John J. Pershing, Commander of the American World War Armies.		Title: View of Lover's Leap and the Narrows Cumberland Maryland (MD) unused Description: From Lover's Leap one may view the National Highway (U.S. 40) one thousand feet below. The city of Cumberland and surrounding states of Pennsylvania and West Virginia may be seen from this point.

Title: The Narrows Cumberland Maryland (MD) PM 1941 Description: One of Maryland's Scenic Beauty Spots Rocky cliffs tower nearly a thousand feet on either side of this narrow gap through the Allegheny Mountains. Four Railroads, the National Highway and Wills Creek pass through here.		Title: Bird's Eye View from Potomac Club showing Potomac River and Court House Cumberland Maryland (MD)

Title: Potomac Club and River Cumberland Maryland (MD)		Title: Lover's Leap Cumberland Maryland (MD) PM 1907

Title: Lover's Leap Cumberland Maryland (MD) unused		Title: Lover's Leap Cumberland Maryland (MD) PM 1912

Title: The Old National Pike "The Narrows" Cumberland Maryland (MD) PM 1911		Title: The Narrows Cumberland Maryland (MD) unused

Title: Lover's Leap Cumberland Maryland (MD), Divided Back PM 1908		Title: Fort Cumberland Hotel Cumberland Maryland (MD), White Border PM 1920

Title: Memorial Hospital Cumberland Maryland (MD) unused		Title: Shipway's Inn And Cottages, U. S. Route 40 Cumberland Maryland (MD), Chrome unused Description: Pure Mountain water modern cottages baths restaurants service station. Between Cumberland and Hagerstown, Maryland on US Route 40. Clean, well - kept and modern, with car Post Office Address - Flintstone, Maryland.

Title: St. Patrick's Catholic Church Cumberland Maryland (MD), Divided Back PM 1911 Aug-07		Title: Greetings From Maryland Cumberland Maryland (MD), Linen PM 1949 Description: State Capital in Annapolis. State Flower Black-eyed Susan. Nickname - Old Line State 1940 Population - 1,821,224 Area in Sq. Miles - 12,327 Entered the Union, Apr. 28, 1788.

Title: Country Club Swimming Pool Cumberland Maryland (MD) unused		Title: Allegany Court House Cumberland Maryland (MD) PM 1910

Title: National Highway at Foot of Green Ridge Mountain Hancock Cumberland Maryland (MD) unused

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