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Illustrated family record (Fraktur) found in Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty-Land-Warrant Application File... - NARA - 300063
Scope and content: Illustrated family record in German. General notes: Original Located at TR3229
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Delaware River view from Forks PA looking north
The Delaware River flows between New Jersey and Pennsylvania. The photo was taken from the PA side looking towards NJ, at Forks Township PA.
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Illustrated Family Record (Fraktur) Found in Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty-Land-Warrant Application File W3079, for Philip Frey, Pennsylvania WDL2715
During the American Revolution, the Continental Congress passed laws promising pensions or grants of government-owned land to officers and soldiers who served in the war, as well as to the survivors of those killed. This illustrated family record in the German Fraktur script, hand-colored with large birds, is a birth and baptismal document submitted as part of the application for a pension by Anna Margaretha Kolb, wife of Revolutionary War veteran Philip Frey. From Pennsylvania, Frey served betw
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Amassed (20865582671)
Cumulonimbus cloud at dusk.
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Northampton County, Pennsylvania, Courthouse 1905
Northampton County, Pennsylvania, Courthouse 1905
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Lehigh Canal Lock 25
Photo by myself, DCwom June 2006
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Catasauqua Creek watercourse in Catasaugua, PA+source+its direct distance-USGS
Close in view of the Catasauqua Creek area, where Lehigh Coal & Navigation Company built six of the first eight hot blast furnaces from 1839-40 onwards near their Lehigh Canal. Along with the their two cold blast furnaces built in Mauch Chunk (of the first four built in the US) the 'mere Coal and Railroad Company', produced many other technology developments that jump started the American Industrial Revolution and gave it an accelerated rate of growth with each feat accomplished. • First U
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Area View around Catasauqua Creek and the Crane Iron Works in 2017-USGS
Close in view of the Catasauqua Creek area, where Lehigh Coal & Navigation Company built six of the first eight hot blast furnaces from 1839-40 onwards near their Lehigh Canal. Along with the their two cold blast furnaces built in Mauch Chunk (of the first four built in the US) the 'mere Coal and Railroad Company', produced many other technology developments that jump started the American Industrial Revolution and gave it an accelerated rate of growth with each feat accomplished. • First U
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Catasauqua Creek watercourse in Catasaugua, PA+source+insert overall area in 2017-USGS
Wider view of the Catasauqua Creek area, with a region area view as insert. Catasauqua and along Catasauqua Creek are where Lehigh Coal & Navigation Company built six of the first eight hot blast furnaces in the USA from 1839-40 (onwards) near their Lehigh Canal. Along with the their two cold blast furnaces built in Mauch Chunk (of the first four built in the US) the 'mere Coal and Railroad Company', produced many other technology developments that jump started the American Industrial Revo
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Dery Silk Mill Lehigh Co PA
Dery Silk Mill in the Biery's Port Historic District on the NRHP since August 9, 1984. The HD is roughly bounded by Pineapple, Front, Race, and Mulberry Streets in Catasauqua, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania
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Montpelier skyline
Montpelier skyline
Photo by John Holm on Unsplash
a city street with a clock tower in the background
a city street with a clock tower in the background
Photo by Ahnaf Piash on Unsplash
Downtown Hingham, MA
Downtown Hingham, MA
Photo by Evan McNamara on Unsplash
Marquette, Michigan
Marquette, Michigan
Photo by Gary Meulemans on Unsplash
Much of my photography in the past year has been via drone. This was on a June summer evening and taken with my DJI Phantom 3 Pro drone. This is near Railroad Square looking south down Main St.
Much of my photography in the past year has been via drone. This was on a June summer evening and taken with my DJI Phantom 3 Pro drone. This is near Railroad Square looking south down Main St.
Photo by Seth Dewey on Unsplash