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Map of Thomas Stone National Historic Site in Maryland. Walking trails and unpaved park roads cut sparsely through the forested site to connect structures mostly in the top half of the property. Most of the terrain is represented in green with outlined tree canopies and the rest is white.

Extended Description

Rose Hill Road cuts diagonally across the top right corner of the map to border the northeast edge of the park. Hoghole Run runs roughly parallel to the bottom edge, which angles from the lower edge of the map up and to the left. The Entrance to the park is off Rose Hill Road in the top right quadrant of the map. It travels south to a road leading to the Visitor Center. Walking trails create a loop through the forest reaching west and south to near Hoghole Run and connect a Cemetery, Tenant House, and a structure labeled Haberdeventure. The unpaved road also runs west to a Horse Barn, Tobacco Barn, and Corn Crib along the top middle of the map.

Legend

A scale in the lower left corner of the map measures distances of 100 and 200 meters and 500 and 1,000 feet.