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Newly Renovated- new Ownership

Operating a service business is not easy, but building an effective , difference in increasing responsiveness and customer satisfaction.

Our business was established in 1954 and we pride ourselves on providing customers with high-quality comfet and personal service. Our motel is conveniently located in the heart of Frostburg md 21532
Providing good service means honesty.deication,quality,hospitality, We will work with you every step of the way to make sure you receive the services you need. Our, business is client-oriented, and we maintain,Customer satisfaction is our GOAL.

 

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  • Beautiful resturant with Bar for 50  persons available.
  • Your private parties , meetings.
  • Convenience  $  Store.
  • Ice Cream/Soda.
  • Free Wireless Internet access in all rooms
  • Free Parking
  • AM/FM Alarm Clock
  • Handicapped Rooms And Facilities
  • Air conditioning
  • Coffee/tea maker
  • Iron/ironing board
  • Premium television channel(s)
  • Refrigerator
  • Television 25"
  • Some off - Kitchen Net Studios

     
     

Monday - Friday
10.00am - 10.00 pm   FOR LATE NIGHT GUEST , PLEASE RING THE BELL.

Saturday, sunday

10 AM TO 10 PM 

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Historic Clarysville Tribute.
The allegany county Historical Society during the civil war,there are numerous one story buildings constructed by the military and long since demolished.Clarysville motel surrounding area had been serving the travelers along the National Highway.

The Historic Clarysville Inn
A Tribute

The scene in this postcard is taken from a lithograph housed at the Allegany County Historical Society. During the Civil War, the Inn served as a military hospital. Surrounding the Inn are numerous one story buildings constructed by the military and long since demolished. The only two story building in the picture, located to the left of the flagpole, is the Clarysville Inn. Before the war, this Inn had been serving the travelers along the National Highway for more than 50 years.

It is generally believed that the Inn was built in 1807 by Gerald Clary. Helen Straw Hinkle, in her research, sites survey records supporting this date. This area served as a stagecoach stop, and as such, attained a prestige not accorded the wagoneer stops. According to Thomas B. Searight, in his history of the national road, stagecoach drivers and the community  that served the coach lines were considered to be in a "higher class" than wagoneers and the establishments catering to their needs. But the wagoneers knew how and where to have more fun.

In 1894, Mr Searight observation of the Clarysille was: "Eight miles west from Cumberland Aden Clary, Gerald's nephew kept. His house was a large and commodious brick building on the south side of the road, and is still standing. There was not a more popular house on the road than Aden Clary's." Later he points out that Aden Clary was well known in the early history of the road.

At the outbreak of the Civil War, Mary Townsend is said to have convinced her husband, M.M. Townsend, MD to use the as a hospital. Dr Townsend established the hospital and continued to serve there when the army assigned a military commander to oversee operations at the hospital.

SourcesA Pictorial History Allegany County, by Lee G. Schwartz, Albert Feldstein and Joan H. Baldwin, 1980The Old Pike: A history of The National Road, by Thomas B. Searight, 1894The National Road, by Robert Bruce, for the National Highway Association, 1916
Contributed by Mel Collins, Sec/Treas Preservation Society of Allegany CountyHeritage Press, June, 1972, Vol. 1, No.8Postcard Collection of Mel Collins.
 

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