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Found this today. OBITUARIES September 27, 1905 The sudden death of Capt. Martin L. Haines, of Vincentown, occurred at his home on Monday evening(presumably a reference to September 25, 1905) shortly after six o'clock, from the effects of blood poisoning. He had been in poor health for...

Maybe I am wrong, but it looks like someone took out the sign at Batsto. Guy

All. Hopefully I am putting this in the proper forum. I took off from work this afternoon and acquired some maps. Actually, I took 682 photo's of them. Most of them were what I expected, but one was oh so different. I photographed a map from 1949 that shows the intended location of the...

All, Today was a good day. We first visited the cleared area where the dwellings were at according to the maps I posted, and went to the location where the large building was located. It was right next to the large tree in the clearing. From there we headed off to look for stones. Our first...

If you use a Mac program or USAPhotoMaps, try using the aerial portion of it in an area you have never ben before. Is it working for you? I can see an aerial photo's that are not in my cache. Guy

All, I have just recently been starting to explore Howardsville looking for what I always do. I have acquired some maps of the area, and just today spent some time looking them over. I learned quite a bit and will pass some of the info along now. The property was surveyed quite a few times...

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We spend the early morning exploring along the Chamberlain branch about a half mile off of 539, unsuccessfully looking for a Lawrence Line stone. We were greeted quite often by shooting at the gun club on the Chamberlain by 539. It was really loud. From there we searched every mile for a while...

We had to come home early today because everywhere we went there were hunters with guns, and I forgot my orange. So be careful. I am going out tomorrow and will have to start doing so for a while. Everyone was walking down the road looking into the woods. I wonder what they expected to find...

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All, Today I found two more Hanover Furnace stones. First, I want to apologize again to member "Tom" for my health problems a few weeks back that caused me at the last minute to cancel our search for them. We would have found them together. I still have a few more that we can search for when...

Recently, I learned that there is a cow tunnel under route 70, so on Sunday before the start of Steve's "Shiver Me Timbers and Blow Me Down" hike I went searching to find it. First a little background. In the late 1920's and early 1930's when the Department of Transportation was preparing to...

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All, It has been an interesting ride over the last 4 years here, and I have enjoyed almost every minute of it getting to 5000 posts. I was looking through my records and it will be 4 years tomorrow that I met Bob (bobpbx) and Ed (edcampbell) for the first time. I had met Ben before. Here...

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If you have never heard of Jones Mill you are not alone. Jones Mills is located along the stretch of road from 563 at the Chatsworth Cemetery to Dukes Bridge which is called Jones Mill Road. The tract was a massive piece of property that in July of 1919 was owned by a realty company named...