Manor of Maske

Adams County · dedicated 1954 · US 30 between Rock Creek and Hunterstown Rd., E end of Gettysburg

Surveyed in 1766. Named for an estate in England. The Manor was about 6 miles wide and 12 miles long with the southern boundary at present Mason-Dixon Line. It was the second largest reserved estate of the Penns in Pennsylvania. The eastern boundary line of the Manor was near this point.

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