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Empire Hook and Ladder Company. Click on the image to see the title.
Right: Fireman's Fountain, Carlisle, Pa. Click here for an enlargement of the the fish. Far right: the Court House (since replaced) with the Fireman's Fountain in front. |
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Left:
Empire Hook and Ladder Company. Click on the image to see the title.
Right: Fireman's Fountain, Carlisle, Pa. Click here for an enlargement of the the fish. Far right: the Court House (since replaced) with the Fireman's Fountain in front. |
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To the left is "First Lutheran Church, Carlisle, Pa." Card #18583 These two cards are also from the same series as Metzger Hall. Although not mailed the date of printing would be between 1907 and 1913. |
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 Monument
of Mollie McCauly, Carlisle, Pa. The monument says, "Mollie McCauly, Renouned
in History as Mollie Pitcher, The heroine of Monmouth. Died Jan. 1883 Aged
79 Years. Erected by the Citizens of Cumerland County, July 1, 1876." |
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The Conodoguinet Creek outside Carlisle. This picture is not the best quality, but it does show the waterfall area, which is a nice place to relax. The phrase I learned for remembering the name, and a slight help with pronunciation if said fast, is "Can a dog go in it." The covered bridge can be seen in the distance. |
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"Alexander's Bridge. Covered bridge over the Conodoguinet Creek on the Long's Gap road near Cave Hill, 2 miles north of Carlisle, Pa." |
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Carlisle, England, the "sister" city of Carlisle, Pennsylvania. Top left, "English Street," top right, "Eden Bridge Gardens," bottom left, "Tullie House," bottom right, "English Street and Court Houses," center, "Station Approach and Court Houses. This real photo card was not mailed. For an enlargement (343 kb) click here. |
