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This month's American Lifestyle Digital Edition
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Cumberland Postcard Trail
Take the Cumberland Postcard Trail—
7 easy local stops, free postcards at stops 1-6,
and a chance to share your photos!
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301-722-2820
This historic building, with the classic bell on the roof, once served as the local jail.
Advocating for budiness and advancing Allegany County's future
Housed in a historic former jail building, the Chamber of Commerce is a gateway to Cumberland’s past and present. It’s where visitors can get a feel for the city’s story—from its railroad roots to its vibrant downtown revival. 👉 Fun Fact: Take a close look—you’re standing at a building that once served as a jail. These days, it’s a much friendlier place to start your Cumberland adventure!
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A Cumberland legend since 1918
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A true Cumberland classic, Curtis’s Famous Wieners has been serving up its signature hot dogs for generations. Known for its unique chili sauce and old-school counter service, this is the kind of place where traditions are passed down one bite at a time. 👉 Fun Fact: Ask owner Gino for the recipe to his famous chili sauce…he won’t tell you—but it’s always fun to ask!
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Stop 3. Cafe Mark
A cozy spot for coffee, conversation, and satisfying meals
Cafe Mark brings a warm, relaxed feel to Baltimore Street. Whether you’re stopping in for coffee or a light bite, it’s a welcoming place to pause and take in the rhythm of downtown. 👉 Fun Fact: Grab a window seat if you can—there’s no better place to sip your coffee and watch downtown Cumberland come to life.
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Ride historic trains from this classic staion.
Step into Cumberland’s railroad heritage at the Western Maryland Scenic Railroad. From this station, historic trains—including the famous steam locomotive—carry passengers through the scenic mountains. 👉 Fun Fact: If you hear a deep whistle and see steam rising, don’t miss it—you might be catching a glimpse of a real working steam locomotive in action!
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A fun, laid-back spot known for great food and local flavor
A family-owned favorite at Canal Place, the Crabby Pig is known for fresh, made-to-order seafood and a laid-back local atmosphere. It reflects the kind of small-town hospitality that defines Cumberland. 👉 Fun Fact: Come hungry—portions here are known to be generous, and everything is cooked fresh when you order!
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(at Canal Place / Mile 0 of the GAP Trail)
Your starting point for the
Great Alleghenny Passage and C&O Canal adventure
Located at Mile 0 of the Great Allegheny Passage, Wheels Up Adventures is where many journeys begin. Whether you’re renting a bike or just stopping in, it represents the spirit of adventure that draws visitors to Cumberland. 👉 Fun Fact: Owner Mandela is always ready with tips and gear for your adventure—and if you’re lucky, you’ll be greeted by the friendliest golden retriever in town, Maya!
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Mule and Boy Statue
— Honoring the young mule drivers of the C&O Canal.
A 2000 bronze by Melvin Miller depicting a boy and mule
who powered canal life.
This sculpture honors the young mule drivers who once guided canal boats along the C&O Canal. It’s a tribute to the hardworking boys and animals who kept goods moving through the region long before modern transportation. 👉 Fun Fact: This is one of the most popular photo stops in town—strike a pose with the mule and you’re officially part of Cumberland history!
Submit Your Photos & Get a Souvenir from Tucker!
Upload your Cumberland Postcard Trail photos below:
Include your mailing address—
Tucker will send you a letter and a special souvenir from Cumberland.
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