ANNAPOLIS, MD—Following a major State Parks announcement at Greenbrier State Park, Governor Larry Hogan made several stops today in Washington and Allegany counties.
Hagerstown Aviation Museum. For nearly 25 years, the Hagerstown Aviation Museum has worked to preserve and present over a century of the region’s aviation history, including a collection of 23 historic aircrafts built in Hagerstown. The museum is located on the original and former site of the Fairchild Aircraft Manufacturing Company, a company that was tasked to build thousands of trainer aircrafts for allied pilots during World War II.
Frostburg City Hall. The governor visited Frostburg City Hall, met with local leaders and city hall employees, and toured their new Governor Larry Hogan Meeting Room.
McMullen Building Project. The McMullen Project is a $3.2 million initiative to revitalize downtown Cumberland in order to attract young, local professionals to the main street district. The project includes the renovation of luxury loft apartments and street level storefronts as well as the addition of a solar panel system.
Hagerstown Aviation Museum. For nearly 25 years, the Hagerstown Aviation Museum has worked to preserve and present over a century of the region’s aviation history, including a collection of 23 historic aircrafts built in Hagerstown. The museum is located on the original and former site of the Fairchild Aircraft Manufacturing Company, a company that was tasked to build thousands of trainer aircrafts for allied pilots during World War II.
Frostburg City Hall. The governor visited Frostburg City Hall, met with local leaders and city hall employees, and toured their new Governor Larry Hogan Meeting Room.
McMullen Building Project. The McMullen Project is a $3.2 million initiative to revitalize downtown Cumberland in order to attract young, local professionals to the main street district. The project includes the renovation of luxury loft apartments and street level storefronts as well as the addition of a solar panel system.
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