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This is the major festival in the city, with historical exhibits, lots of live performances, and a lot of people milling about.
The city's most prominent building, which looms over the Cumberland skyline, is very pretty.
A National Historic Park at the center of Cumberland in the very attractive Downtown Historic District (along Baltimore St), including the historic Western Maryland Railway Station, a canal boat, festival grounds, an ice-skating rink, and Washington's Headquarters
An impressive Gothic church in the historic downtown, which was built upon the former site of Fort Cumberland, where George Washington began his military career.
Greek Revival-style building constructed between 1849 and 1850
A restored Art Deco movie palace from the old days of the Queen City, now functioning as a downtown performance theater in a lovely setting.