Western Maryland
Hagerstown, Maryland
City
Crossroads city at I-70 and I-81
Hagerstown is an incorporated city and the seat of Washington County, at the junction of I-70 and I-81, with a historic City Park, the Maryland Theatre and a large distribution and manufacturing base.
History & Local Character
Founded in 1762 and incorporated in 1813, Hagerstown grew as a railroad and manufacturing center in the Great Valley.
Housing & Real Estate
Historic homes near City Park, early-20th-century rowhouses and newer subdivisions.
Restaurants & Shopping
Public Square and the Dual Highway hold restaurants, breweries and longstanding local favorites.
Schools & Education
Washington County Public Schools serves the city, with South Hagerstown and North Hagerstown high schools, plus Hagerstown Community College.
Parks & Recreation
City Park, the C&O Canal and the Antietam battlefield are within easy reach.
Transportation & Accessibility
I-70 and I-81 cross near Hagerstown, with US 40 and US 11 serving the city and a regional airport.
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Nearby Attractions
- Hagerstown City Park
- Maryland Theatre
- Antietam National Battlefield
- C&O Canal
Advantages & Considerations
Advantages
- Major highway crossroads
- Affordable housing
- Regional retail and health care
Considerations
- Older industrial areas
- Downtown revitalization still underway
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Hagerstown the Washington County seat?
Yes. Hagerstown is an incorporated city and the seat of Washington County.