Eastern End of Transpeninsular Line Historical Marker

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Coastal Hwy
Ocean City, MD 21842
https://archives.delaware.gov

The Delaware Public Archives manages the Historical Markers Program, which identifies and commemorates historically significant locations and sites across the state. Since its inception in 1929, the program has resulted in the erection of over 700 historical markers, reflecting Delawareans' shared history and fostering local pride.

The partnership between the Delaware Public Archives, state legislators, and community members drives the creation of each new marker, ensuring that the stories of Delaware's past are preserved and accessible to the public. These markers not only inform but also engage the community in understanding their heritage.

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Bruce K.
9/27/2022

This marker is right on the border of Maryland and Delaware and points out the line that divided Maryland and what was then Pennsylvania but is now Delaware. There really isn't a good spot to stop...

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