25th Anniversary of Route 24
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( Nicole Munchel | Aegis Staff, Patuxent Homestead / November 22, 2012 ) What today is one of Harford County's busiest intersections - Route 24 and Baltimore Pike in Bel Air - was just beginning to see its first traffic. The ceremonial ribbon to open the road was cut 25 years ago today (Friday). |
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