Cumberland, Maryland

Every street holds
a piece of the story.

Explore the streets, buildings, and hillside landmarks that reveal how Dumbhundred grew with Cumberland’s railroad, industries, immigrant families, builders, and architects.

Interactive neighborhood guide

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Interpretive map · not a survey plat
Interactive map of the Dumbhundred Historic District The documented neighborhood boundary is shaded. Select labeled streets or numbered landmarks for historical notes.

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About the evidence

Built from the neighborhood record

Boundary reference HDAC Historic District Boundaries Documented perimeter and enlarged boundary map Primary historical source Maryland Historical Trust MIHP No. AL-IV-A-143 · 218-page survey file Continue exploring HDAC History Article Index Long-form neighborhood stories and photographs

This first-version map is an interpretive guide derived from HDAC’s published boundary description and mapped street geometry. It distinguishes documented in-boundary places from nearby landmarks, but it should not be used to decide whether a particular parcel is legally inside the district.

Street geometry: © OpenStreetMap contributors. Historical summaries are paraphrased from the cited sources.

Maryland Historical Trust evidence

Survey passage

What the survey records

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This is a concise paraphrase so you can check the evidence without loading the entire survey.

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