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:. Old Pine Bank Cemetery (the Pines)
(T-418, North of Solomon Rd.)
Mount Joy Township, Adams County, PA 

We did not find much here in the way of physical evidence. There was an extremely eerie feeling present and we did not stay too long. Most of the anomalies you may see here are most likely bugs or dust but we posted the photos anyway so you can see what the cemetery is like.

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