York, Pennsylvania: Grave of Mack, Noble Fire Horse
A five-foot-tall tombstone, complete with a chiseled horse's head, marks the grave of "noble horse" Mack, who died in 1911. At first he was buried in the woods, but he was later dug up, and he and his tombstone were moved next to the county fire museum.
- Address:
- W. Market St., York, PA
- Directions:
- Downtown. On the north side of Hwy 462/W. Market St. just west of its intersection with Hwy 74/Carlisle Ave.
- Admission:
- Free
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Easy to find. Located on the corner next to the Fire House Museum.
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