There are quite a few castles in Maryland but did you know that one of them is also a courthouse? This remarkable building located in Western Maryland is fascinating and if you’re ever passing through, you just may want to swing by and see this astounding place up close.
If you’ve ever driven along Interstate 68 past Cumberland, you’ve likely spotted the dozens of church steeples speckled on the skyline.
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There is one particular structure that stands out among the rest, igniting curiosity in passersby.
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The Allegany County Courthouse was built in 1893 at a cost of $97,000. This castle-like building was designed in the Richardsonian Romanesque style.
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Although most people try to avoid visits to courthouses, photographers and lovers of architecture flock to this unique building.
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The gorgeous details go on and on, from the tallest spires down to the front entrance.
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If you’re ever in the area, consider checking out the outside of this beautiful structure.
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The Allegany County Courthouse is located at 30 Washington St, Cumberland, MD 21502.
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Have you seen this unique Maryland courthouse up close? If you’re a fan of grandiose structures, be sure to also check out this breathtaking temple.
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