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Deserted house on Nine Mile Hill Circle, Oella, Maryland; April 15, 2000.  It was eventually torn down.



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Taken on: December 17, 2015
Sets appears in:   Film : color    Oella, Maryland    more » Ellicott City, Maryland    « less
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