Virginia Hall crisscrossed Europe during her storied career. She clerked at the U.S. embassy in Warsaw, drove an ambulance in France and hiked over the Pyrenees Mountains. But it was on a quiet farm in northern Baltimore County that the American spy — celebrated at home and abroad for her contributions…
Source: Sun
Woman who Nazis called 'most dangerous of all Allied spies' memorialized in Baltimore County
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