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MSA SC 5998-1-1
Collection	Three Mile Oak Collection
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Medium	wood
Restrictions	RESTRICTED: Contact Department of Special Collections or Artistic Properties for access.
Storage	OR
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The Three Mile Oak is a tree stump from the 18th century. Presumably a white oak, about six feet in diameter, and originally located three miles from Annapolis in Parole, Anne Arundel County. The tree was struck by lightening, became hollow, was killed by fire, and finally blew down on May 22, 1909.

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