The Countryside Transformed:

Legend: Near Wagram P.O. about 20 (50) feet south of the Va.-Md. boundary line in Accomac Co., Va. (June 1, 1894). The 38 n. l. crosses the boundary line at this point (Va.-Md. Boundary Report, 1872, p. 285, 287). Old store-house on road forming boundary line between Maryland and Virginia, near Wagram, Accomac County. This road was part of the Calvert-Scarburg line of 1668. 6/1/94.

Oct. 1892, M. P. Church, Wilson Ave. and Catherine St., Parksley.

New York, Philadelphia & Norfolk Railroad Locomotive No. 7. A 4-4-0 type "American" built by Baldwin, Philadelphia, August, 1884.

Legend: Slab of Rev. Stephen S. Gunter in Hungars Churchyard.

Railroad Workmen, Cape Charles, c1915.

Cobb's Island Life-Saving Service Station, c1890. Captain Jack Andrews pictured at center.