easy
2–3 hours
Moderate physical condition suitable for walking on uneven terrain
Discover the Mason-Dixon Line’s history with Edith and Emily at the Zimmerman Center, blending outdoor adventure with American history. Find out what makes this boundary so significant and how a simple walk can become an educational voyage.
Discover the captivating history of the Mason-Dixon Line at the Zimmerman Center for Heritage. Join retired educators Edith and Emily Kilby as they recount their adventurous quest to locate all 23 original stone markers. This engaging program blends personal stories with significant historical insights, revealing the line's impact on America's cultural landscape.
Discover the captivating history of the Mason-Dixon Line at the Zimmerman Center for Heritage. Join retired educators Edith and Emily Kilby as they recount their adventurous quest to locate all 23 original stone markers. This engaging program blends personal stories with significant historical insights, revealing the line's impact on America's cultural landscape.
The trail involves moderate walking over uneven terrain, so sturdy footwear is recommended.
Stay hydrated and capture the historic sites along your journey.
Weather can change quickly; plan accordingly to stay comfortable.
Join interpretive programs and meet knowledgeable guides for deeper insights.
The Mason-Dixon Line was originally surveyed between 1763 and 1767 and later became a symbol of cultural division. Edith and Emily’s quest vividly illustrates its lasting significance.
Efforts focus on preserving the historic markers and natural environment, ensuring evolving generations can learn from and enjoy this site sustainably.
Provides support and protection over mixed terrains.
Keeps you hydrated during the outdoor walk.
Protects against sun exposure.
summer specific
Capture the historic markers and scenic views.