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...S 40, the pike connected Springfield with industrial cities as far east as Cumberland, MD, and opened new markets for the city's harvests. Agricultural machinery

*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Humberstone_Road_railway_station Humberstone Road railway station] ...%E2%80%93_Cumberland,_Maryland) U.S. Route 40 Alternate (Keyser's Ridge -- Cumberland, Maryland) (''a "featured article"'')] <ref>Important! Not to be confused

...a colonizing group of which Henderson was a member, blazed the Wilderness Road from Tennessee into the Kentucky region and founded Boonesboro. Title to th ..., and new settlers came through the Cumberland Gap and over the Wilderness Road or down the Ohio River. These early pioneers of Kentucky and Tennessee were

...rness Road and Cumberland Gap. Others poled keelboats from the Ohio up the Cumberland and Tennessee rivers. ...2, after the victories of Gen. Ulysses S. Grant on the lower Tennessee and Cumberland rivers (see Fort Henry and Fort Donelson). In April one of the bloodiest ba

*[[Shenandoah (band)|Shenandoah]] (Liberty/Capitol/Free Falls/Cumberland Road)

...em]], consisting of a high tariff to support internal improvements such as road-building, and a national bank to encourage productive enterprise and form a ...his proposals were adopted, specifically the extension of the [[Cumberland Road]] into [[Ohio]] with surveys for its continuation west to [[St. Louis, Miss

...[[Tennessee River]] and [[Battle of Fort Donelson|Fort Donelson]] on the [[Cumberland River]]. At Donelson, his army was hit by a surprise Confederate attack (on ...new supply route to Chattanooga, helping to better supply the Army of the Cumberland.

...Boulevard (Tampa, Florida)|Kennedy Blvd]] ([[State Road 60 (Florida)|State Road 60]]) in [[Tampa, Florida]] was renamed for Kennedy in 1964 by unanimous vo ...edy's honor.<ref> "Plan to Rename West Virginia for JFK is Opposed", ''The Cumberland (Md.) News'', [[December 7]], [[1963]], p6 </ref> Emile J. Hodel, editor o