Experience History
Explore the rich history of our region at Wills Creek Museum.
Experience History
Explore the rich history of our region at Wills Creek Museum.
Explore the rich history of our region at Wills Creek Museum.
Explore the rich history of our region at Wills Creek Museum.
Wills Creek Museum brings to life the captivating history of Cumberland and Western Maryland, from its frontier origins to its industrial boom and transformation into a hub of tourism and preservation. Explore galleries showcasing the French and Indian War, the Civil War, and the region's emergence as a powerhouse of the late 1800s.
Wills Creek Museum and Emmanual Episcopal Church sit on the grounds of the original Fort Cumberland. Built at the start of the French and Indian War, Fort Cumberland was witness to events that shaped our nation and the world.
This upcoming exhibit tells the rich story of Emmanuel Episcopal Church and its diverse congregation as the 19th century unfolds.
Louis Comfort Tiffany is forever linked with Emmanuel Episcopal Church through his creation of a series of stained-glass masterpieces and one-of-a-kind church vestments.
The rich oral tradition of the African American community in Cumberland tells the story of the Underground Railroad and its ties to Emmanuel Episcopal Church.
Membership also includes unlimited
personalized tours of Emmanuel, entrance to the
museum, and 10% discount in Gift Shop. Wills Creek
Museum membership also includes advance notice for
special events and speakers.
During Phase 1, Wills Creek Museum is open special hours and by appointment.
28 Washington Street, Cumberland, Maryland 21502, United States
Sign up to hear from us about museum developments, new exhibits, and special events.
Stone Lyons Media produced a wonderful promotional video talking about the work of the Wills Creek Museum. Take a look!
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