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The excavation has begun for the construction of the Garrett County Historical Society’s transportation museum, which will be located along Liberty Street. Much of the funding for the 10,000-square-foot structure was provided via the Community Trust Foundation with a major grant from the Howard and Audrey Naylor Foundation. The façade of the two-story building will comprise the fronts of the former A.D. Naylor blacksmith shop, Martin’s Livery Stable, Lawton’s Auto Dealership, and Oakland’s original fire hall. The first floor will house a rendition of the Naylor blacksmith shop and a variety of antique transportation vehicles, while the second floor will be dedicated to the history of Deep Creek Lake, and also contain educational space and equipment. Photo by John McEwen.
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