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100 South Main Street Chambersburg PA
100 South Main Street Chambersburg PA.
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1st Lutheran Chambersburg PA
First Lutheran Church in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania
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83 S Main Chambersburg
83 South Main Street, Chambersburg, Pennsylvania part of the Chambersburg Historic District on the NRHP since August 26, 1982. The Historic District is centered at U.S. Routes 11 and 30 in Chambersburg, aka "the Diamond". This building is a short block south at the SE corner of Queen (US 30 eastbound) and Main (US 11). Formerly used as Bloom Bros. Department Store, now a clothing store, Lyons & Co.
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Aerial view of Chambersburg, Pa (79764)
Title: Aerial view of Chambersburg, Pa. Subjects: Cities & towns Places: Pennsylvania > Franklin (county) > Chambersburg Notes: Title from item. Extent: 1 print (postcard) : linen texture, color ; 3 1/2 x 5 1/2 in. Accession #: 06_10_017309
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Capitol Theater Chambersburg
Capitol Theater in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania
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Chambersburg, Pa. LCCN2004670336
Title: Chambersburg, Pa. Abstract/medium: 1 print.
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Chambersburg - Hancock - Hagerstown
The map shows important points during the beginning of Confederate General John McCausland’s raid on Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, and the immediate period after. McCausland was pursued by Union General William W. Averell. These U.S. Civil War events took place during late July and early August 1864.
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Chambersburg - Moorefield Big Picture
The map shows important points during Confederate General John McCausland’s raid on Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, and the immediate period after. McCausland was pursued by Union General William W. Averell and defeated near Moorefield, West Virginia. This map enables the reader to discern the proximity of Winchester, Washington, and Baltimore. These U.S. Civil War events took place during late July and early August 1864.
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Chambersburg FD
Chambersburg (Pennsylvania) Fire Department on North 2nd Street near the Old Jail. In front of the building is a PHMC (state) Historical Marker on Joseph Winters, who invented a type of fire ladder.
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Chambersburg PA Central Presby PHS117
Central Presbyterian Church in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania on a pre-1923 postcard. From RG 428, Postcard Collection, Presbyterian Historical Society, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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General Jeb Stuart) - Gurney & Son, photo, N.Y LCCN2014646250
Title: General Jeb Stuart] / Gurney & Son, photo, N.Y Abstract/medium: 1 photograph : albumen print on card mount ; mount 11 x 7 cm (carte de visite format)
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John Brown portrait, 1859
Salt print, three quarter length portrait of John Brown. Reproduction of daguerreotype attributed to Martin M. Lawrence.
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Old Jail Cburg
Old Franklin County Jail on the NRHP since January 21, 1970. At Northwestern corner of King and 2nd Streets, Chambersburg, Pennsylvania. Was the oldest jail building in use in Pennsylvania, but is now owned by the local historical society. Gallows in courtyard (not shown).
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Chambersburg, Pennsylvania (4036343555)
Chambersburg, Pennsylvania
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Coldbrook Farm Frankco
Coldbrook Farm on the NRHP since March 28, 1996. At 955 Spring Lane, Chambersburg, Franklin County, Pennsylvania, a few blocks north of US 30. There are some no trespassing signs near the main buildings of the farm, but the owners are nice enough to allow passage nearby on foot for trout fisherman.
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JBrown Chambersburg PA
John Brown House in Chambersburg, PA on NRHP since March 5, 1970. At 225 East King Street, Chambersburg. Brown, the abolitionist, stayed here during the summer of 1859 while receiving supplies and recruits for his raid on Harpers Ferry, VA (fairly close to here). A couple of raiders returned very briefly to the house after the raid, while escaping.
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Masonic Temple Cburg
Masonic Temple (Chambersburg, PA) on the NRHP since June 18, 1976. At 74 South 2nd Street, Chambersburg, Pennsylvania. One of the oldest Masonic buildings west of the Sesquhanna River. Spared by a Confederate officer Mason during the burning of Chambersburg during the US Civil War. PHMC (state) historical marker in front.
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McCausland and Chambersburg
The map shows important points during Confederate General John McCausland’s raid on Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, and the immediate period after. McCausland was pursued by Union General William W. Averell. These U.S. Civil War events took place during late July and early August 1864.
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Sketches with Co. B, 8th Reg. Pa. Ma. under the officers of the "Southwark Gaurd" (sic) "breakfasting the regulars", Chambersburg, Pa. - Jas. Queen del. LCCN2016649118
Title: Sketches with Co. B, 8th Reg. Pa. Ma. under the officers of the "Southwark Gaurd" [sic] "breakfasting the regulars", Chambersburg, Pa. / Jas. Queen del. Abstract/medium: 1 drawing on wove paper : watercolor and graphite, heightened with white ; sheet 20.1 x 27.5 cm, on mount 28.7 x 39 cm.
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Townhouse Row Cburg
Townhouse Row on the NRHP since December 18, 1978. At 57–85 North Main Street, Chambersburg, Pennsylvania. Just north of the Diamond (central square), most of these buildings were probably built right after the US Civil War, when the Confederates burnt the town down.
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