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Elkton Digs Out From Early January Snowstorm

Posted on January 3, 2014 by admin

January 3, 2014 — An overnight snow storm dumped 6.5-inches of snow on Elkton and early this Friday morning the town was beginning to dig out.

Wrights A.M.E. Church on Booth Street in Elkton.
Wrights A.M.E. Church on Booth Street in Elkton.
A fast Acela has just zipped past the quiet Elkton station, leaving behind a cloud of snow.
A fast Acela has just zipped past the quiet Elkton station, leaving behind a cloud of snow.
The doughboy and the Elkton Armory.
The doughboy and the Elkton Armory.
One of Elkton's historic buildings, Holly Hall, faces another winter.
One of Elkton’s historic buildings, Holly Hall, faces another winter.

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