Went for a tour at Christmas with my neighbors. We had a lot…read moreof fun and enjoyed looking through the photographs and exhibits in the adjacent building while waiting for our tour to start. Our guide was well informed and we learned about the many unique German customs families kept in 18th century Washington County. It was a cold day and the house was not warm, but we weren't surprised. We all live in old houses ourselves. They're drafty! This is a gem of a museum right next door to our crown jewel, the Wash. Co. Museum of Fine Arts in the City Park.

My husband and I went to the Hager House for the evening Ghost Tour on 10/20/2012. We had a great…read moretime! Our tour guides were fantastic, and our group was small enough to enjoy the experiences that we encountered. I do recommened this for someone who is interested in history, and the paranormal. We will be going back again!! A++ tour.

We used this and the adjacent park on the other side of the canal as our launch point for two rides…read more29SEP (went south out & back 10 miles) and 30 SEP went north out & back 24 miles). Spacious parking area, not paved or marked spots but I would guess 30 cars or so would fit comfortably? The days we were there we only saw about 10-15. The trail itself is well packed dirt/gravel and even with a few wet areas along the way it is easy for most bikes, other than a pure road bike.

Tony and I stopped at C&O Canal Lock 44 & Lockhouse. It's free to enjoy and a lovely area to Enjoy…read morefor free. Plenty of parking. There is an old Lockhouse, plenty of signage about history and TURTLES...We saw about 20 plus turtles sunning themselves. Great place for hiking, biking and exploring. Close easy access to the Potomac River for tubing and swimming. Highly Recommend and definitely would go back when in area.

What an amazing place! You literally can just feel the history in the walls of this place…read more The Miller House (which also houses the Washington County Historical Society) was built in 1825 and may just look like an ordinary brick building from the front, but you would never guess this structure has over 20 rooms and 4 staircases. Ms. Linda, the Executive Director of the historical society, gave my classmates and I a tour of the house and it was amazing (and a workout). If you're looking for a place with a lot of Civil War history, this is it! Stop by in Hagerstown and check this place out, then find an awesome place to eat down the street! For more information, please check out http://www.washcomdhistoricalsociety.org/index.php

Such a fantastic time! I went to the Miller House 2 consecutive days and each time we went back we…read morelearned more and more about the local history of Hagerstown! Linda, the executive director of the Washington County Historical society in Hagerstown, was such a wonderful guide through history. She has an impressive amount of knowledge of local history and is a pleasure to be around. Get out and learn about some local history!!

Second time here and they now have a Christmas layout set up! In talking with them they've had a…read moreshortage of help with setting up for Christmas (for varying reasons) but the layout looks great! They've also had a change in hours with the time change- noon to 4pm Friday, Saturday and Sunday only. Great place to stop in and see! Don't miss it!

So much fun and so many displays! My son enjoyed the visit and will be coming back soon!read more

Excellent service. Great food. Even had the embarrassment of water ya down for a drink n'at. If…read moreyour Irish or Scottish you know what that means ! Restaurants create family and I highly recommend! Would love to check out the music scene Hume Clan baby!

A great lunch break and stop after surviving the Baltimore traffic…read more The Broad Axe was great decor and even better service. All smiles and very friendly. The crab cake is house made and so are the O Bays flavored chips. Spinach salad with chicken was also good. Our meals were so fresh we thought they were fresh picked out of the garden or the water. Our beers were Maryland beers, Jack's Abby from Farmington a German Pilsner and Idioms It's the Berry a Fruited Sour. Dessert was Cider Boys Blue Raspberry from our home state, Steven's Point Wis.

Maryland Theater Beautiful historic theater in downtown…read moreHagerstown Cashless facility Entry process was organized Seats were reasonabley comfortable Restrooms were clean (located on lower level) Parking garage a block away

I had the pleasure of attending a musical performance at the historic Maryland Theatre recently…read more Renovated in 2019, the lobby of the theater is beautiful with its old fashioned, yet modern charm. The theater itself is very classic and old fashioned with a balcony and box seats on either side of the stage. I've visited this theater since childhood and it's always a treat. I highly recommend visiting for a show if you're in the area.

Loved this was a good little adventure to find and my kiddos loved it would definitely recommend…read morechecking it out yourself

Awesome park in a residential area. It's walkable and accessible by residents who live in the…read morenearby Halfway neighborhood. It's directly off interstate 70, so people traveling through can stop by. There are numerous bathrooms, benches and covered gazebos that public accessible. There is a wide cement paved trail that bicyclists, runners and walkers can share. There are numerous sports fields including football, baseball, softball, soccer and even a beach volleyball area filled with sand! There is a new and large dog park as well. It is divided into two areas depending on the size of your dog. The park is well maintained and clean. Very safe area as well. This park is amazing and I can't speak more highly of it.

I took my parents to a Beethoven concert at the Maryland Theater on Mother's Day and we had a great…read moretime! One hour before the concert, there was a free (30 minute) presentation where the director of music and the pianist told us about the pieces that we would be hearing so that we could appreciate them more. The Maryland Theater is very beautiful and we looked around during intermission. There didn't seem to be a bad seat in the house! The Maryland Symphony also performs at Antietam National Battlefield usually on the first Saturday in July. I've gone to this for many years and it's always worth thelong walk to the field from parking (a shuttle service is also available). They play lots of patriotic music and always end with the 1812 Overture, Stars and Stripes Forever and fireworks!

From the owner: The Maryland Symphony Orchestra provides a dazzling variety of programs, from the grand musical…read moretreasures of the Masterworks Series to the joyful offerings of the MSO Pops! and Home for the Holidays; from the glorious sentimentality of the Salute to Independence Concert at Antietam National Battlefield to the exuberance and wonder of the annual Citi Youth Concerts and Kinder Konzerts Series. The Maryland Symphony Orchestra brings musical masterpieces to life on stage at the beautiful Maryland Theatre in downtown Hagerstown.