This is the site of the Eastburn-Jeanes farms and mining industry. Marble from the Cockeysville formation, found in three quarries in the area, was heated in kilns to produce quicklime for fertilizer and mortar. The lime was transported over Limestone Road to nearby Pennsylvania, Maryland and southern Delaware. The remaining historic structures include nearby kilns, residences, shops, springhouses, and the ruin of the stone Eastburn barn.
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535 Upper Pike Creek Road, Newark, DE 19711
Related Topics: Cockeysville, Eastburn, Eastburn-Jeanes farms, Historical Markers, Limestone Road, Newark
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