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0.0-71.0 HAGERSTOWN, MD; at Square; pop. 32,000; a growing city in the center of a beautiful and very rich agricultural and fruit district. Has the largest pipe organ factory in the world. Cement, leather and wood products made bore. Road information at C. of C.
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HOTEL HAMILTON (**+), leads; has many large double rooms and suites for tourists; Single $2-$3, double $3.50; with bath $5-$6; lunch 75c, dinner $1.50 and a la carte.
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| HOTEL PATTERSON (*), a good low priced hotel; single $1.25-$1.50, double $2-$3; meals 35c-50c.
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| CENTRAL GARAGE (sq), on highway near square; recommended as best for repairing and electrical work; labor rate $1; phone 478 for tow car; never closed.
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| LUDWIG MOTOR CO., Tires; largest and best tire service; Chevrolet and Cadillac dealer; storage.75c-$l: phone 2140 for free nearby road service; never closed. Mohawk dealer.
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2.5-68.5; FUNKSTOWN; pop. 620; stores and garage; free camp at amusement park (W).
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10.4-60.6: BOONSBORO; pop. 1,200; hotel, meals and garages. 1-1/2 miles southwest are the Crystal Caverns; Antietam Battlefield is near; see page 19.
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| 12.0-59.0: Free camp at bakery (W-C).
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12.8-58.2: South Mountain summit; this is the main part of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Here on Sept. 14, 1862, the Union forces won a battle.
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20.6-50.4: BRADDOCK HEIGHTS; a village; high class summer hotel. A summer resort. Exceptionally fine views of parts of four states from the observatory.
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| 25.1-45.9: State Camp; good; gas and store (W-C-T-L-S), in a 2-acre open field. Rating 60.
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25.8-45.2: FREDERICK, MD.; pop. 12,000; a rich and conservative city in a fine wheat and dairy section. Produces more canned corn and more gold fish than any other city in the U. S. Francis Scott Key, author of the Star-Spangled Banner, and Barbara Fritchie, of the famous poem, lived hero and are buried here. Buffalo Restaurant is popular. Information at the C. of C.
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FRANCIS SCOTT KEY HOTEL (***), is new and fine; 200 splendidly furnished rooms; single $2-$5, double $4-$8.
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| IDEAL GARAGE (sq), largest and best; fine machine shop; welding and battery work; Buick agency; labor $1; phone 400 for road service; never closed; ladies' rest room.
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| NEWCOMER'S TIRE SHOP, 49 East Patrick St., on highway. Noted for good repairing and road service: open until midnight; phone 75 for road car. Mohawk dealer.
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44.8: WAYSIDE INN (**), all rooms with bath; single $1.50-$2, double $3-3.50; excellent meals; breakfast 50c, lunch 75c, dinner 75c-$1.50.
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| 31.6-39.5: Camp at store, 50c (W-C), tables under shelter.
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37.5: NEW MARKET; pop. 275; hotel, meals, garage.
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39.6-31.4: RIDGEVILLE; pop. 100; Nelson's Hotel is modern. Ridgeville Garage leads. Washington road joins here; sec page 22.
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| 43.7-27.3: POPLAR SPRINGS; settlement; garage, stores.
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| 45.1-25.9: LISBON; pop. 60; lodging, meals and garages.
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| 47.5-23.5: Cooksville State Camp, in fine 7-acre grove; one of the best; free (W-F-C-T), supplies. Rating 60.
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| 51.8-19.2: WEST FRIENDSHIP; settlement; garage.
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| 64.6-16.4: Good open camp space, free, at hotel (W-C).
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| 55.2-15.8: Camp at school (C).
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| 59.3-11.7: Elk Ridge State Camp in 4-acre field; gas oil and milk (W-F-C-T-L), supplies. Rating 66.
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60.6-10.4: ELLICOTT CITY; pop. 1,100. lodging, restaurant and garages. Large flour, wool and cotton mills; one of the oldest and the wealthiest towns, per capita, in the U.S.
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| 64.5-6.5: CATONSVILLE; pop. 10,000; a fine suburb; fine camp space in Forest Preserve, 1-1/2 miles south.
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71.0-0.0: BALTIMORE, MD.; Baltimore and Charles Sts.
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