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Creagerstown Auld Town With Rich 18th Century Roots
Creagerstown, settled about 1750 by Germans from Pennsylvania, rose as an important stage point at the junction of major routes, housed four taverns, and endured a devastating 1914 fire that left many buildings burned. Now electric lights spread through homes and businesses but residents seek a town hall, a modern school with playgrounds, and improved Lewistown road access.
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Creagerstown
Pennsylvania
John Creager
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Washington
Buffalo
First Reformed Church
Creagers
Kreigers
Kolbs
Beattys
Hoffmans
Gushams
Zimmermans
Lillys
Dohmers
Heids
Protsmans
Campbells
Millers
Shrupps
Wilnides
Major Head
Hammetts
Fendenbergs
Gullers
Bollers
Beckers
Frederick County
Isaac Kolb
Mathiae Kolb
Isaac Holb
LandtaDe
Emmitsburg
Frederick
Monocacy River
Loys Station
Western
Marinland
Thurmont
Woodsboro
Rocky Rid
Lewistown
Catoctin
Blue Ridge Mountains
Popalu Be
Valley
Valentine
Hauvers
Methanicatown
Scharf
Zimmerman Vrowertr
Eckmans
Housemans
Michael Rimske
Maryland
Thompson & Tate
Gettisburg
Meaty & Sinn
Tirich & Son
Cramer
Rev
Utica
Shrrock
Samuel Granis
Ee Deacent
Jacob Creager
Catoctin Furnace
Harman's Gap
Creacerdown
Creager
Georgia Devilbiss
Devilbiss
DeWitt Free
Createrstown
Bessie Bell
Harvey B. Ogle
Russell Long
Thurmont High School
R. L. Ogle
Ogle
George W. Ogle
J. W. Miller
J. P. Mathias
Ureagemlown
United American Mechanics
Myrtle Girele
Creagerstown Corner
L. C. Ogle
Ketessor Seyder
Union Bridge
Market
Jefferson
KR S Ogle
Charles A. Shilke
P. M. Kolb