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Baltimore on the
Chesapeake Bay to
Wheeling on the Ohio River.
Before it was
macadamized,
stagecoaches travelling the
Hagerstown to
Boonsboro road in the winter...
-
advanced significantly.
Following frequent erosion of Lake S**** Road, then
macadamized, a
concrete road
known as the Toronto–Hamilton
Highway was
proposed in...
-
Construction of a
macadamized road in the
United States (1823).
These roads allowed stagecoaches to
travel at much
greater speeds....
- Lord Loudoun's aides, John
Loudon McAdam,
invented a new
process called macadamizing for
building roads that were more
durable and less
muddy than soil-based...
- (1756–1836),
Scottish engineer noted for
inventing the
process of "
macadamization" of
roads John
McAdam (politician) (1807–1893), Irish-born politician...
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February 1885. Upon
receiving her husband's inheritance,
Maria considered macadamizing the
streets of
Salisbury and Sharon,
Connecticut for use by automobiles...
- general,
building 30
miles of
roads on his own property, much of it
macadamized." Harvey,
Cornelius Burnham.
Genealogical History of
Hudson and Bergen...
- by
highway engineers.
Improved unpaved roads include gravel roads and
macadamized roads.[citation needed]
Compared to a
gravel road, a dirt road is not...
- Ohio Railroad, at the
northern terminus of the
Valley pike--a
broad macadamized road,
running up the valley,
through Winchester, and
terminating at Staunton...
- 19th
century to
connect Honolulu's King
Street to Aiea. The road was
macadamized in 1899 but
remained in poor
condition for
several years,
prompting calls...
