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Does Any1 know I-95 Rest Area in Maryland-Delaware that Famous Stop for Many Buses & Also for Protest Rally?
Friday morning and evening, we were on van enroute to/from Occupy NRC Headquarters in White Flint, Maryland.
During the trip between Maryland and Delaware, some one told us about Rest Stop area that are popular Rest Stops for many buses and also for Protest Rallys.
Does anyone know this Rest/Service Area located?
Thank you.
Please SERIOUS ANSWERS ONLY.
Thank you Don W.
For rally, I meant it's also popular stops for people who goes to rallies or protest.
4 Answers
- DON WLv 79 years agoFavorite Answer
There are three rest stops on that stretch of I-95:
Delaware House Rest Stop in Delaware (nearly re-built)
Chesapeake House Rest Stop in Northern Maryland, in Cecil County.
Maryland House Rest Stop further south in Maryland (the oldest of the three)--I understand it is going to be re-built over the next three years. It's located in Harford County.
I've never heard that any of them were used for protest rallies, although I guess it's possible. All three are large and have lots of buses pull in.
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Does Any1 know I-95 Rest Area in Maryland-Delaware that Famous Stop for Many Buses & Also for Protest Rally?
Friday morning and evening, we were on van enroute to/from Occupy NRC Headquarters in White Flint, Maryland.
During the trip between Maryland and Delaware, some one told us about Rest Stop area that are popular Rest Stops for many buses and also for Protest Rallys.
Does anyone know this...
Source(s): any1 95 rest area maryland delaware famous stop buses protest rally: https://biturl.im/byidc - parrotjohn2001Lv 79 years ago
I have been to protest rallies in DC where the bus has stopped at one of the outer stations on the Metro in suburban Maryland. They drop us off and we take the train into Washington.
But I'm not sure about rest areas.