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Great American Railroad Journeys S1E10 — Wilmington to Havre de Grace

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Great American Railroad Journeys•Season 1•Episode 10

Wilmington to Havre de Grace

6.9/10 · 13 votesFeb 12, 201629 min

Ranked #11 of 15 in Season 1•−0.2 vs season avg

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Michael reaches a milestone on his American journey: the boundary between the northern and southern states, known as the Mason-Dixon line. He discovers the origins of what became for black Americans the border between slavery and freedom, in an 18th-century English dispute over land. On

Directed byDave Minchin

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Seasons4

All 1 2 3 4

Season 1 Episodes15

E1 7.1

Manhattan: Grand Central to Broadway

E2 6.7

Manhattan: Lower East Side to World Trade Center

E3 6.8

Brooklyn to Montauk

E4 7.2

New York City to Garrison

E5 7.1

Poughkeepsie to Albany

E6 6.9

Schenectady to Rochester

E7 7.8

Buffalo to Niagara Falls

E8 7.0

Philadelphia to Atlantic City

E9 6.9

Lancaster to Gettysburg

E10 6.9Now viewing

Wilmington to Havre de Grace

E11 6.6

Baltimore to Fort McHenry

E12 7.5

Washington DC

E13 7.4

Georgetown to Mount Vernon

E14 6.9

Manassas to Richmond

E15 7.6

Petersburg to Jamestown

Cast1

Michael Portillo

Self - Presenter

Crew1

Dave Minchin

Director

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Episode Summary

"Wilmington to Havre de Grace" is episode 10 of Great American Railroad Journeys season 1. It scored 6.9/10 from 13 votes, ranking #11 of 15 episodes this season (season average 7.1). Directed by Dave Minchin, it aired on February 12, 2016.

Next: E11 · Baltimore to Fort McHenry Best of Season 1