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East Howard St.
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E. Howard St. looking west
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East Linn St.
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East Linn St.
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E. Linn St.
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W. Linn St.
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W. Linn St.
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W. Linn St.
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E. Curtin St. 1
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E. Curtin St. 2
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E. Curtin St. 3
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Reynolds Avenue
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S. Thomas St.
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N. Thomas St.
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N. Thomas St. 2
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residence 26
location not known |
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closeup of residence 26
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residence 2
labeled "beaver," location not known |
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residence 3
location not known |
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home of P. Gray Meek on W. High St.
Presently a municipal parking lot |
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The P. Gray Meek residence
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Montgomery house
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residence 24
location not known |
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residence 4
location not known |
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Dale house
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Bellefonte (Centre County) Hospital 1
The Bellefonte Hospital began in 1902 in a house on N. Spring Street, and later moved to this building. Its name was changed to the Centre County Hospital in 1925. Now part of the Willowbank Building, home of Centre County government. |
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Bellefonte (Centre County) Hospital 2
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Bellefonte (Centre County) Hospital 3
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Bellefonte Historical and Cultural
Association
