Showing posts with label maryland. Show all posts
Showing posts with label maryland. Show all posts

Monday, July 20, 2009

Sharpsburg (Washington County), Maryland

It looks like we have a tie for Sharpsburg, Maryland, both sent on September 13th :) Was the other sender a friend of yours, Scott, or was it just a really weird coincidence that you and her both send postcards from the same place on the same day? :)


Sharpsburg (Washington County), Maryland

Here's a postcard from a new fan, whose name I can't quite read. It looks like N.J. Jen Lya? I'm probably wrong :)

But the good news is that this is not a duplicate postcard. It's from Sharpsburg, Maryland, which is in Washington County, Maryland. Thanks for the postcard!


Tuesday, July 14, 2009

Caroline County, Maryland

Now we're back to Scott in Philly with this great postcard from Caroline County, Maryland. Thanks, Scott!


Centreville (Queen Anne's County), Maryland

Time to take a break from Alaska postcards and get back to Scott in Philly, who sent me this one from Centreville, Maryland in Queen Anne's County. That's great that you could find a postcard! Thanks!


Thursday, January 24, 2008

Prince George's County, Maryland

Here's another one from my wife's cousin Jim in Maryland. Thanks again, Jim! Keep 'em coming! I'll have Maryland closed out in no time with your help!


Thursday, October 18, 2007

Montgomery County, Maryland

Here's a second postcard from Jim in Maryland, this time sent from Montgomery County. Thanks again, Jim!


North Beach (Calvert County), Maryland

This next postcard came from my wife's second cousin-once removed, Jim! It looks great. I hope you found the shark teeth fossils you were looking for! I look forward to seeing everyone in New York this summer.


Friday, August 10, 2007

Allegany County, Maryland

This one comes from the Shirley at the Allegany County Department of Tourism, who works at the visitors center there. This postcard represents the Western Maryland Railway Station. Also, if you're ever in the area, take a drive down scenic highway 40 and check out Dan's Rock, which is a 2,898 foot rock structure that sprawls along the brow of Dan's Mountain.