Hagerstown

[ hey-gerz-toun ]

noun

1. a city in NW Maryland.

Example Sentences

When we were in Hagerstown, before he was fluent in English, we would go to Chipotle, and I would help him order.

From Washington Post

Walk-up patients in Hagerstown and Salisbury will receive the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine instead, state officials said.

From Washington Post

The Interstate 81 corridor, from Winchester to Hagerstown, could see significant snowfall.

From Washington Post

A few rods west of the same house, on a narrow road leading towards Hagerstown, is the residence of Mr. Warfield.

From Project Gutenberg

Four and a half miles west of Hagerstown, an old wagon stand was kept by David Newcomer.

From Project Gutenberg

Christina told him of her musical history, beginning at Hagerstown, Maryland, and he went back to his earliest days in Alexandria.

From Project Gutenberg

Somewhere between Philadelphia and Hagerstown, if not at the latter town, he must be, at any rate.

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The telegraph office would presently close, and as yet there were no tidings from Hagerstown.

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