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Fire Destroys 27-Foot-Long Pull-Behind Travel Trailer Parked At White Hall Home: Official

A fire has destroyed a 27-foot-long travel trailer parked at a White Hall home, officials noted. The incident is under investigation.

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The Jarrettsville Volunteer Fire Company responded to the emergency call for fire at a White Hall property. Their pull-behind travel trailer is a complete loss estimated at $25,000. The Maryland State Fire Marshal's Office is investigating the fire.
The Jarrettsville Volunteer Fire Company responded to the emergency call for fire at a White Hall property. Their pull-behind travel trailer is a complete loss estimated at $25,000. The Maryland State Fire Marshal's Office is investigating the fire. (Photo courtesy of the Maryland Office of the State Fire Marshal)

HARFORD COUNTY, MD — A pull-behind travel trailer caught on fire early Sunday morning while parked at the owner's home.

The owners, Peter and Catherine Hennessy, reported the fire around 7 a.m. that destroyed their 27-foot-long Forest River Grey Wolf pull-behind travel trailer located at their home, 2623 Gradenbaugh Rd. in White Hall.

The Jarrettsville Volunteer Fire Company responded to the emergency call. The camper is a complete loss estimated at $25,000. The Maryland State Fire Marshal's Office is investigating the fire.

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