/Double stone arch bridge- National Register of Historic Places
Parkton, Maryland where the river runs through it and at one time so did the Northern Central Rail Road.
An area that is rural yet within 20 miles south of York, Pennsylvania and 20 miles north of Baltimore. It is noted for its magnificent trout streams and Bike/Hike trail (formerly the railroad bed for the NCR). The swimming holes are popular among the teens and the beaver. The town is charming with vintage homes and a quaint church, whose bells toll melodiously on Sunday morning, to the delight of those within earshot. 
The homes in the area are on at least an acre or more and consist of farmhouses, new construction, ranchers and some contempories. The residents work in the Hunt Valley, Baltimore area and some travel to Washington and enjoy the convenience of I-83 or commute to Hunt Valley where they pick up the light rail to Baltimore and the Marc to Washington. The town is located in cental Baltimore County and is about 5 miles from Cental Pennysylvania's York County.
Did I mention the beautiful sunsets and the magnificent stars in the black expanse of sky devoid of city lights. Great place to live and raise a family. More to follow, hope you will stay tuned. .....................................Dottie
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