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Potomac Hall and St. John's. Both have amazing detail and are historic to our Hagerstown.
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Colonial Theater, Potomac Street. This building is beautiful.
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The old bridge that was next to the old power plant. The dam is on the otherside and it shows a Model T driving across
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152 years of history! Boy if this little yellow building could talk it would say...
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Iron Details cannot be left to fall to pieces, especially near the entrance to the city center.
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The entrance to the Hagerstown Fairgrounds. The building could needs rescued. Look at this historic wood work.
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It truly captivated me. The details of some of our historic buildings' upper levels should be played up, not down.
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Hamilton Hotel . It could be turned an outlets,Mini Mall,Luxery condo,s ect.
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An old Eyerly's Department Store building from University Square Parking Deck View, this is a BIG hidden gem!
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The Visitors Center and ALL OF DOWNTOWN IS VERY SIGNIFICANT AND enjoyable!
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The Great Hagerstown Hose Co. and buildings are very significant!
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Public Square is VERY signicant!
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Municipal Stadium for its age!
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Hagerstown City Hall David Gysberts! You, city hall and the building is significant with Little Heiskell on top!
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Across From Hagerstown City Hall On Potomac Street!
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Hotel Alexander!
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Thomas Building near University Square in Hagerstown!
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Little Heiskell is a very IMPORTANT and my favorite element in the city on the city hall because it is Hagerstown's Civil warera
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