Scenes, markers and roads from along the western end
of the most-famous border in the United States
western Maryland and northern West Virginia
Generally, these pages
deal
with the Mason-Dixon
Line from around the foot of
Chestnut Ridge to The Cornerstone, the
marker at the precise southwest corner of Pennsylvania.
PLEASE NOTE: Because of a computer accident, some of the photos from this site temporarily are unavailable.
MOST PHOTOS HAVE BEEN RESTORED of March 6, 2008, including ALL OF THE MARKERS I have visited.
I will continue to restore more of the photos so you can enjoy sights along The Line -- especially the popular shots of the markers! In the meantime, watch a slideshow from the hikes held Oct. 9 and 13 during the Mason-Dixon Line 240th anniversary celebration. Thank you for your patience!! I am so sorry for this problem. Please e-mail me at jeremiah@exploretheline.com if you need something immediately.
Click here to explore The Line:
See the photos of
the markers
I've visited
along the Mason-Dixon Line
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Please visit:
Indigenous
Impressions by
Pete Zapadka
It's a fledgling effort to help raise funds to support this site. My photo cards can be purchased online, in the Artists' Co-op in Washington, Pa., and in My Friend's Place, High Street, Waynesburg, Pa.
Submissions are subject to approval;
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