On Monday morning, John Crawmer called Carol Tanzola and told her, “I think you should get down here.”
Crawmer is the lead archeologist on the dig to unearth evidence of Camp Security, a Revolutionary War prisoner of war camp on a hillside east of York. And since 1998, Tanzola has led the effort to preserve the site, fighting a testy battle over a proposed development on the farmland while serving as president of the board of the Friends of Camp Security.
Tanzola asked him, “Are you going to keep me in suspense?”
He asked her how long it would take her to get there. She replied five or 10 minutes. He said he’d keep her in suspense.
