(WBOY) — The Mason-Dixon Historical Park celebrated ... of the day from the beginning of their line which is the corner that you’ll see on a map of Maryland now, and they ended here.” ...

It’s hard to describe the historical and cultural significance of the Mason-Dixon Line. It’s not just a line on a map; it was created to resolve a colonial land dispute, but it came to ...

creating about 200 copies of a map and plan of the surveyed line. Even with the help of the printing press, this took time. So it was that Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon finally boarded a ship ...

It was a bad map. In reality, the 40th parallel actually ... Walker in her book Boundaries: How the Mason-Dixon Line Settled a Family Feud and Divided a Nation. Meanwhile, settlers near the ...

Could there be a more opportune moment for an authoritative book on the border crisis? No, not that border, and not today’s crisis, but the dispute that once raged over where Pennsylvania ended ...

A map of York County in 1770 shows roads radiating ... the range separating today’s Gettysburg and Chambersburg. Until 1800, the Mason-Dixon Line measured 65 miles, defining the county’s ...

Limestone monuments marking each mile of the Mason-Dixon Line — a survey line dating back to the 1760s intended to resolve a boundary dispute between Pennsylvania and Maryland — tell an import ...

He said the location will highlight the historical significance of the Mason-Dixon Line as well as the beauty of Tucker Falls, a natural water feature included as one of 43 stops on the West ...

On the border between Maryland and Pennsylvania, a team of volunteer surveyors work diligently to preserve both the markers and the history of the Mason-Dixon Line. Volunteers are Racing to Save ...