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On the Mason Dixon Line in Western MD & Central PA

Posted on May 31, 2013May 31, 2013 by Mike

While spending some time in Gettysburg over the Memorial Day Weekend, we checked out a few out-of-the-way spots along the Mason Dixon Line, searching for unique view related to the history of this old boundary.  I’m always searching for images to enhance my public and classroom lectures on the Mason Dixon Line.  Here are a few of the photos we took over the holiday in spots between Gettysburg, PA and Cumberland, MD.

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On the Mason Dixon Line outside of Gettysburg PA.
On the Mason Dixon Line in Western Maryland and Central PA.

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