Description
Stay at the red-brick Mason-Dixon Tourist Court, located one mile north of U.S. 522 in Hancock, Maryland, bordering the historic Mason-Dixon Line. Enjoy 12 modern brick units with forced air heat, air cooling, private showers, and air foam mattresses. This charming 1950s postcard advertises a comfortable and convenient stay.
Front Text (cleaned):
MASON-DIXON TOURIST COURT
1 MILE NORTH OF
U.S. 522
HANCOCK, MARYLAND & U.S. 40
This motel is situated upon a tract of land bordering the Mason-Dixon line. This line was surveyed between 1763 and 1767 by Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon to settle a boundary dispute between Lord Baltimore and William Penn. You may see at the line a milestone marker. This stone, resembling cement, was brought from the Island of Portland, an English possession.
MASON-DIXON
TOURIST
COURT
Back Text (cleaned):
MASON-DIXON TOURIST COURT
Hancock, Maryland
12 Modern Brick Units. Forced Air Heat. Air Cooled. Private Showers. Air Foam Mattresses.
Lem E. Kirk, Mgr.
Phone Warfordsburg (Penna.) 7R14
E-12974
POST CARD
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