The Frostburg Museum is a premier small-town museum with displays representing Frostburg's history, including coal mining, daily life, music, military, and business. A highlight of the property includes the historic Braddock Stone, a local highway marker carved from stone in the 1800s. It is housed in a replica pavilion outside the front entrance of Main Street, Frostburg, Maryland, location, and is available to view outside of the museum's operating hours. Viewing the past. Embracing the future.