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Clarysville, MD & Vicinity (MAP IT)
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Unidentified section of the National Road between Cumberland and Frostburg. (Probably circa 1930s) Note trolley tracks on left.
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Remains of a old vehicle next to the Lion Spring behind Fisher's Auto Body, east of Claryville. I-68 is immediately behind the old spring.
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Spring located on the old alignment of the National Road. (Behind Fisher's Auto Body.) The spring was partially destroyed during the construction of I-68.
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The carved inscription reads "Water pure, Water free, A drink for you, A drink for me. ANNO DOMINO 1931"
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Clarysville, MD. The large building on the east side of town is the trolley power plant.
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Clarysville Inn - The road in the foreground leads to the old stone bridge.
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Illustration of the Clarysville (Federal) Civil War Hospital - All the the buildings, except the Inn, were torn down following the war.
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The original Clarysville bridge on the old road alignment.
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Claryville Cumberland Road Bridge - Stone reads: "1843 Rebt (Rebuilt)/ By J. Murray Sup / J. Hudellson. The bridge was rebuilt again in 1976.
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The Clarysville Inn as photographed by Lacock/Weller circa 1908.
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The east side of Clarysville on the old road alignment
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The old National Road alignment west of the bridge. The road to the right is the later Alt. Route 40 realignment.
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Early postcard view of the Clarysville Motel - The motel is still in operation.
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As yet, unidentified stone ball adjacent to the Clarysville Bridge.
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