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A Report on the Lancaster, Cecil & Southern Railroad Right-of-Way

PicturePart of the right-of-way of the Lancaster, Cecil & Southern Railroad through the property of Mary Resside. (Source: Cecil County Land Records)
This report documents the history of an abandoned branch railroad line that began at the Childs Station on the Baltimore and Ohio and followed the Little Elk Creek to the mill village of Providence, a distance of approximately 4 1/2 miles.  

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  • Home
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  • Research Resources
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    • Delaware Genealogy & History
    • Eastern Shore Local History & Genealogy
    • Harford County Genealogy & History
    • New Jersey Genealogy & History
  • Research Reports
    • Elkton Police Chief George M. Potts
    • Enslaved Person during War of 1812
    • Gilpin Building Research Report
    • Lancaster, Cecil & Southern Railraod
    • J J Newberry Property Report
  • Virtual Library
    • Cecil Whig Christmas Edition 1905
    • Cecil County 300th Anniversary
    • Cecilton Chronicles
  • Talk Categories
    • Genealogy & History Research Talks
    • Local & Regional History
    • Social Movements & History
    • Transportation & Travel Talks
    • Dark & Mysterious History
  • African American History