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Photographs, maps, and narrative text about the road from Baltimore, to Cumberland, Maryland, to Vandalia, Illinois, whether you call it the National Road, National Pike, National Highway, or Cumberland Road. Old alignments, mileposts, historic buildings, and more.
82 Miles to Baltimore (replacement)
Blog Archive
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2007
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October
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- Old service stations and gas stations on the Natio...
- A forgotten National Road Inn - the Harvey House
- The view from Town Hill
- Not a milestone
- Better photographs of the "Reciprocity Bridge"
- Another reason to visit Scenery Hill, Pennsylvania
- A plea to other drivers
- A most curious use for an old National Road alignment
- The McFarland Road Bridge - a stone structure with...
- Two more National Road milestones found!
- The Five Dollar Milestone - 116 M to B
- Preparing for the weekend
- The least stone stone bridge
- Another mile closer to Baltimore
- Addison, Pennsylvania - a National Road town
- Driving the National Road in Pennsylvania, the mos...
- Driving the National Road in Maryland, the mostly ...
- Stone bridges on the National Road in Maryland, Pa...
- Nice, well hidden two arch stone culvert
- A few newly located National Road milestones
- Stone bridges and culverts
- Numbering
- Pennsylvania Milestones
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October
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National Road Maps
- MD - Milestones 1-25
- MD - Milestones 26-50
- MD - Milestones 51-75
- MD - Milestones 76-100
- MD - Milestones 101-125
- MD - Milestones 126-150
- MD - Milestones 151-end
- PA - Milestones 96 3/4-77
- PA - Milestones 76-57
- PA - Milestones 56-37
- PA - Milestones 36-15
- WV
- OH - Ohio River to Brownsville
- OH - Brownsville to Donnelsville
- OH - Donnelsville to the Indiana Line
- IN - The Ohio Line to Belleville
- IN - Belleville to the Illinois Line
- IL
- MD - Stone bridges
Resources Elsewhere
Driving the National Road in Maryland
About Me
- Christopher Busta-Peck
- I'm a children's librarian at the Cleveland Public Library in Cleveland, Ohio. I have one lovely wife, three awesome turtles, a cat, and a son, Everett. I will be chronicling my adventures in fixing up a Tudor style house in Shaker Heights.
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