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Welcome to Washington County, MD, the perfect blend of city and country life! Residents enjoy an excellent quality of life – filled with recreational and cultural opportunities, affordable housing, and a world-class educational system. All located in close proximity to Baltimore and Washington D.C.
Washington County was the first county in the United States to be named for the Revolutionary War general (and later President) George Washington. Washington County is one of three Maryland counties recognized by the Appalachian Regional Commission as being part of Appalachia. [3]
Hagerstown & Washington County, Maryland Steeped in rich history, Washington County invites you to explore its fascinating past and vibrant present. History buffs will be thrilled to stand at the crossroads of the Civil War, visiting iconic battlefields like South Mountain and Antietam.
Established in 1776 and named for then Gen. George Washington, our county’s history reflects the history of our nation. Among our many historical sites are: a fort built in 1756 for use during the French and Indian War,
100 West Washington Street Hagerstown, MD 21740; Contact County Departments (240) 313-2776; Office Hours: Monday-Friday, 7:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. TTY users may call any government office through the Maryland Relay Service 1-800-735-2258; Americans with Disabilities Act Information
Washington, county, northern Maryland, U.S., bounded by Pennsylvania to the north and the Potomac River (which constitutes the border with Virginia and West Virginia) to the south and southwest. The county lies in the Cumberland Valley between the Allegheny (west) and the Blue Ridge (east)
Washington County has over 30 historical sites and is home to 3 National Parks, 7 State Parks, 14 County Parks, and numerous City and Town Parks. The County is also the site of 24 stone arch bridges built between 1819 and 1863.
Washington County is a county in the north-central to northwestern part of the American state of Maryland. The county is bordered to the east by South Mountain (part of the Blue Ridge Mountains) and to the west by Sideling Hill Creek.
Over 100 years later, the Washington County Historical Society still strives to preserve and promote the rich history and heritage of Washington County, Maryland.
Washington County treasures are available online or in-store. BECOME A MEMBER Connect with other members who share a passion for Washington County’s past, present, and future.
