Falmanac: The Fallston Almanac of American History: The LaRosa Monument

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Mar 13, 2008

The LaRosa Monument

On an empty lot, in a small subdivision, off Long Bar Harbor Road, sits this bell.

Abingdon, Maryland

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: Harford, Maryland, memorials, Odd

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