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W. High St. from Half Moon Hill
A panoramic view up W. High St. to the courthouse |
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An early home, converted to the first YMCA
at 125 W. High, torn down and rebuilt as the present Y |
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First YMCA
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Elks Lodge, originally Gov. Andrew Gregg Curtin residence
Built 1868, example of Tuscan revival architecture |
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Elks Lodge2
120 W. High St. |
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Elks Lodge3
to its left an early home, the J M Benner House, built 1825, later used as Beezers Meat Market, then replaced by G.C. Murphys |
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G.C.Murphy under construction
next to the Brockerhoff |
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G.C. Murphy completed
Now the Faith Centre |
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W. High St.
100 block, looking west |
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Petrikin Hall 1
136 W. High St. |
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Petrikin Hall 2
WCTU = Women's Christian Temperance Union |
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Petrikin Hall 3
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Dunlop House (First Courthouse), 143 W. High St.
Built in two sections, the eastern in 1795 and the western in 1848, the parlor housed the first courthouse 1800-1806 |
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Brisbin Home, SW corner of Spring and High
Built 1865, an excellent example of Italian revival architecture |
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Brisbin Home commercialized
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The Manse (Bank Bldg), 201 W. High
Built in 1881, a mixture of several architectural styles |
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The Manse (Bank Bldg) 2
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The home of Rev. James Linn, pastor of First Presbyterian, was replaced by The Manse
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The original Bonfatto's on the north side of W. High
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1946 repaving High St., looking east
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1946 repaving High St., looking west
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The Bush Arcade
South side, 200 block, built in the late 1880s to replace the original destroyed by fire |
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Bellefonte Hardware
at the NE corner of High and Water St. |
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Interior of the hardware store
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Watchman Building, home of a Democratic paper
across High St. from the Bush House, now part of Talleyrand Park |
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Bush House and W. High St
Decorated, like the Watchman, for the 100th centennial |
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Bush House 1
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Bush House 3
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Bush House 4
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Bush House 5
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Bush House ~1910
with W. Water St. to the right |
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The Little Store over the mill race
and the Bush House behind |
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The Little Store with a parade
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W. High St.
at the Bush House looking east |
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W. High St.
at the train station looking east |
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W. High St. ~1910
at the train station looking east |
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Train Station 1
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Train Station 2
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Train Station 2b
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Train Station 3 ~1910
and the Lauderbach Bldg |
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Train Station 4
~1910 |
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Bellefonte Historical and Cultural
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