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Adelphia |
Pillar |
I walked past some of the homes on Maryland Avenue back to the intersection of Alt 40 and Maryland Avenue, to photograph the brick and stone pillars that identified the area as Braddock Heights.
Hays Cottage |
The Catoctin |
Giant Bee Hive |
Opinionated Truck |
Note the dinner plates! |
Braddock Heights looks like a beautiful place to live, positioned at the top of the mountain with views of the valleys below. I enjoyed my walk through a different kind of history today.
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- walk every day
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Hi! Thanks for such a nice write-up about our community. I live at Six Gables, one of the first single-family homes in Braddock (or so I read...these things get garbled through time).
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