Manchester, Maryland

Manchester, United States

Manchester, Maryland holds 45 connections with 7175 other places across 14 topics, spanning industry, nature, transportation, and education. Its industry connections include AT&T receiving telephone rights in 1907 and Comcast taking over cable service in Carroll County in 2006. Transportation threads run north to Pennsylvania via Route 94 and southwest to Westminster. In 1858, the town founded Irving College, named after poet Washington Irving, one of Carroll County's earliest colleges, linking Manchester to education networks that extend to Germany and London, England.