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In article <1994Jul11.165017.16867@worldbank.org>, <nwirth@worldbank.org> 
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> From: nwirth@worldbank.org (nwirth)
> Subject: Re: Hagerstown, MD-anything good?!
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> In article <2vclcn$c8g@news1.digex.net>, tony@godfather.digex.net says:
> >
> >
> >Does anyone know of any good restaurants in Hagerstown or Frederick MD- I'm 
> >caught in a culinary wasteland!!!
> Nick's Airport Inn in Hagerstown is very good.
> There are some very good restaurants in Frederick on Market and Patrick St.
> The Brown Pelican and The Province are just two.
> Don't bad mouth the Frederick area until you try it.  The restaurants are as 
good as
> Georgetown w/o the crime, dirt, and crowds.
> 
> Neal Wirth


Nothing personal, mind you, just trying to find some good places to spend my

money.  I haven't seen much, so far...