A nearby plaque provided an explanation. It read, "This sandstone monument represents the intersection of four of the original sections of Brownhelm Township. Sections 45, 46, 51 and 52 meet here.
You can easily see that intersection on the 1874 Brownhelm Township map below.
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Even though the fall foliage has peaked around here, there's still plenty of color to enjoy on a sunny day. While down at Mill Hollow, I grabbed a few post-peak shots. For a change, I tried some new vistas instead of my usual Bacon House and steel bridge compositions.
Beautiful, Dan.
ReplyDeleteNice post!
ReplyDeleteI love comparing old maps to new.
Very interesting - great photos, too!
ReplyDeleteAll would make amazing screensavers. Nice job Dan! With the recent windy days, most of the Fall foliage has fallen.
ReplyDeleteGlad everyone liked the Mill Hollow shots. It's such a special place and looks incredible in the fall. I was down there almost every day in October, not to take pictures – just to enjoy it.
ReplyDeleteDan, Thanks for highlighting this…you know where this sandstone post originally was located? It was a gate post down at Swift’s Hollow. It was later moved to Mill Hollow by the Parks District. In later years, it was sheered off by an ice floe flood (and was mortared back together). One much more damaged post still remains at the Swift homesite. There is a third of which I am also aware.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos, and very interesting, as always.
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