Shelf Cabinet B Shelf 1 Antique greeting card. Benzer Lens, headlight made for a New York automobile manufacturer by the Lonaconing Glass Company. Vinegar jug from Richmond's Grocery. Shelf sitter depicting the Lonaconing Main Street, circa 1926. Stereoscope and postcards. Glass milk bottles from the Dashiell Diary, Midland, and the Llewellyn Brothers Dairies. Carbonated beverage bottles from the Lonaconing Bottling Works (later Hohing). Shelf 2 Small china berry bowl depicting a Lonaconing Main Street scene, made in Germany for the Sloan family. Glass cane made by the Lonaconing Glass Company. (Donated by the Staup family.) Currency issued by First National Bank of Lonaconing, dated 1905. Shelf 3 Lonaconing Glass display: pitcher, pair of candleholders, cream and sugar, drinking glass, glass cane, chains and bracelets (known as "whimsies"), candy dish. (Donated by Thelma Inskeep). Lonaconing Silk Mill display: labels from bales of raw silk from the Orient, skein of raw silk, large winding reel, bobbins, spools, employee list, labor agreement copy. (Donated by Herb Crawford.) Shelf 4 Small china plate made in Germany for the Sloan family. Detmold School bell. Central/Central High School display: Glass paperweight with photo of Central High School library; Central High girls basketball trophy for 1916-17; numerous individual copies of Central High School's newspaper, The Orange and Black, circa 1920 to 1953; Central High School pennant, pencil, band letter, and sports letter; Commencement Program 1944; inkwell from Old Central; Central yearbook. Shelf 5 Valley High School memorabilia. Central High School promotion certificate. Jackson School promotion certificate, 1910. Apron and photograph of Miss Teeny Holly, local family's cook/maid. Shelf Cabinet C Shelf 1 Old grocery tins from Richmond's store. Antique milk pitcher, circa 1880's. Three Imperial Sugar spoons. Fenton (contemporary collectors series) dinner bell, commemorating the Iron Furnace. San Toy Theater 1911 memorial service program. Hair tonic bottle from Myer's Drug Store. (Donated by Joseph Schlereth.) Lemon extract box from Myer's Drug Store. Shelf 2 Junior Order of United American Mechanics memorial program 1911. Church bulletins and programs from Barton United Methodist, First Presbyterian, First United Methodist (Methodist Episcopal), and Grace Methodist. Methodist Episcopal Church cook book and history. Paper weights with photographs of the Methodist Episcopal (First United) and First Presbyterian churches. Plate commemorating First United Methodist Church's 100th anniversary. Grace United Methodist Church Christmas ornament. Antique milk pitcher. Barton United Methodist Church Christmas ornament. Wooden cross made from original doors, 1920-1999, Barton Methodist Church. Two catechism books from Scotland, 1869. John Wesley Hymnbook, Lonaconing Methodist Church. (Donated by Sally Schramm.) Stock certificate for First Presbyterian Church, 1913, owned by Miss Jessie Orr Shelf 3 Typical miner's lunch box with pie tray. Contemporary mug honor coal miners. Early 1900's miner's cap with lamp. (Donated by Henry Stafford.) Oil and kerosene refill cans for miners' lamps carbide light with original box. (Donated by Joe Hadley.) Handmade miner's pick found in abandoned coal mine (Donated by Tom Clise.) Iron spike, Koontz Mine. Contemporary miner's hard hat. Shelf 4 Bible dictionary written by Thomas Jefferson. (Donated by Hanson Brown family.) Liberty Trust Bank (Lonaconing) deposit bag. Lonaconing Water Company Rules and Regulations book, June, 1953. Western Maryland Poultry Association Award (trophy - J. T. Miller), January 1912. Lonaconing City Band cymbals; hat from original uniform (donated by Robert Hyde); uniform top and cummerbund; four band-related photographs. Shelf 5 James W. Thomas, History of Allegany County, 2nd volume, 1924?. J. Thomas Scharf, History of Western Maryland, vol. II only, 1882? 1968?. J. William Hunt, "Across the Desk," a Cumberland Times-News column, complete set of twelve volumes from 1945 to 1968. (Donated by Letty Dillon Johnson.) Model size reproductions of the Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad cars named Barton, Lonaconing, and Midland. Model size reproduction of a West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company railroad car. (Donated by Lois Schramm.) Western Maryland steam engine shelf sitter. (Donated by Ella and Darius Green.) Deane E. Mellender, Rails to the Big Vein; the Short Lines of Allegany County, Maryland: the Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad, the Georges Creek and Cumberland Railroad, the Cumberland and Westernport Electric; Potomac Chapter, National Railway Historical Society, 1981.