Aletheia Kallos aletheiak@gmail.com [boundarypointpoint]
2017-03-24 22:31:03 UTC
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https://mazury.travel/en/Discover_and_Explore-Cultural_
heritage-Other_points_of_interest/o,4185/Border_Stone_in_the_village_Prostki
lithuania poland prussia tricountry point from 1545 to 1569
remained a binational tripoint til 1795
& appears to be fully retired today
located just north of grajewo poland
between the villages of prostki & bogusze
at roughly n53d41m30s e22d26m59s
the whitewashed brick shrine seems an afterthought
& the brass coats of arms & latin inscriptions attached to it are probably
reproductions of lost originals
but the rocks near the base are most likely the real thing
& the lost tripoint lay perhaps midway between them
https://mazury.travel/en/Discover_and_Explore-Cultural_
heritage-Other_points_of_interest/o,4185/Border_Stone_in_the_village_Prostki
lithuania poland prussia tricountry point from 1545 to 1569
remained a binational tripoint til 1795
& appears to be fully retired today
located just north of grajewo poland
between the villages of prostki & bogusze
at roughly n53d41m30s e22d26m59s
the whitewashed brick shrine seems an afterthought
& the brass coats of arms & latin inscriptions attached to it are probably
reproductions of lost originals
but the rocks near the base are most likely the real thing
& the lost tripoint lay perhaps midway between them