The Hagerstown Town and Country Almanack, established in 1797, is the second oldest almanac in the United States and is still published by direct descendants of its founder, John Gruber. With over 227 years of continuous publication, it has become an integral part of everyday Early American life, providing highly-accurate weather forecasts, agricultural and astronomical information, as well as folk remedies and useful tips for managing the house, farm, and garden.
Considered one of Hagerstown's favorite sons, John Gruber's almanac has made the town widely-known throughout the U.S. and has given Maryland an epicenter of farming and agricultural life. Recognized for its contributions to the development of Early American agrarian society and its significant contribution to national pride, the Hagerstown Town and Country Almanack Company continues to uphold its homespun charm and traditional wisdoms, making it a trusted source for millions of readers.
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