post road

A half hour or so before the morning light I was on the post road near the ruin of an old inn.

Just off the old post road, four miles or so from here, there once stood a village called Quinn-town.

"Then maybe we'll find him somewhere along the Post Road?"

Two miles from the church ran the posting road.

"And why anyone would want to put an elementary school on the Post Road is beyond me," she added.

Go one block on the Post Road to view the parade.

Perhaps its most interesting aspect, however, is the restored row of houses along the former post road.

The Post Road stores bring in more cars than the town can handle.

But, a few minutes later, he was pushing his cart back down the Post Road.

Hughes received permission from Congress for a Post road through town.

Under the Act, federal funding was provided for rural post roads on the condition that they be open to the public at no charge.

A fourth project of 84 units off the Post Road will be proposed within two months.

It was the ancient post road, the oldest highway in Siberia.

A law of 1838 designated all existing and future railroads as post roads.

Much of the growth took place in the Post Road area, just outside of town.

The church is just east of the Boston Post Road.

Just as important, it is one of the few remaining places along the Post Road dominated by trees and open space.

The Post Road stores are what draw people down through town."

(The original post road was to the east of the modern-day avenue).

In a sense, he posts road maps without destinations.

The edition of 1695 claimed to include: all the post roads with their several branches and distances.

In 1835 a rail line between Baltimore and Washington was laid next to the post road.

Ski areas now have chalkboards at the tops of lifts to post road conditions.

Reservations are required but there is no admission charge at the store, 768 Post Road.

More control of Post Road traffic is possible through better defined crosswalks.