Cheap Things To Do in Mount Savage, Maryland

From log cabin to stone mansion, visit the Trimble ancestral home. More than 200 years of history. Donations accepted. More on Search.visitmaryland.org

Restored sites feature story of Mt. Savage Mining, iron works, brick and railroad industries. Home ... More on Search.visitmaryland.org

Inscription. In 1844, the first iron rails made in the United States were produced on this spot by the Mount Savage Iron Works. Erected in 1839, the iron works contributed extensviely to the development of the Mount Savage Community. ... More on HMDB

Inscription. One of the most picturesque spots around Cumberland, discovered by Spendelow after the road over Wills Mountain had been constructed by General Braddock. Adopted as the route of the Cumberland Road (The National Road) ... More on HMDB

The Washington Street Historic District is a primarily residential neighborhood west of downtown Cumberland... More on Nps.gov

Has many nice homes and alot of historic information More on Yahoo! Travel

Paw Paw Tunnel, part of the C&O Canal National Historical Park, started in 1836 when engineers decided to build the C&O Canal right through, rather than around, an intervening mountain. Th... More on Frommers

C&O landmark tunnel built in 1850, cut through 3,118 ft. of rock; a major engineering feat. Towpath, park, picnic facilities. More on Search.visitmaryland.org

Inscription. This monument, erected in 1877, marks the graves of Meshach Frost (1787–1864) and his wife Catherine (1792–1876), founders of Frostburg. In 1812 they built their first home here. As the tavern Highland Hall, ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Years before St. Michaels Church was built, Meshach Frost and his wife Catherine purchased this property in 1812. When the Frosts bought the property, construction of the National Road was already underway. They soon ... More on HMDB

General Edward Braddock Among the earliest records we have for travel over this general route come from the march of Gen. Edward Braddock�s British expeditionary force, which was sent to clear the ... More on Nps.gov

Inscription. “We this day passed the Aligany Mountain (Big Savage Mountain) which is a rocky ascent of more than two miles, in many places extremely steep¦”, Captain Robert Orme, June 1... More on HMDB