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Sullivan County Department of Archives and Tourism

FROM COUNTRY MUSIC TO OUR BEAUTIFUL EAST TN MOUNTAINS,. From the Bristol Motor Speedway to Historic Rocky Mount, we think Sullivan County has it all! We are so blessed! Coming home to Historic Sullivan. Sullivan County Department of Archives and Tourism. We invite you to join us in our quest as we preserve the past, share our heritage, and showcase the beautiful attractions in Sullivan County, Tennessee, truly. Useum of Masterpieces, both old and new. View site map page. Or see our Upcoming Events.

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Historic Summerseat – Historic Morrisville Society

A Short History of Summerseat. Historic Summerseat is a Registered National Historic Landmark 501c3 Nonprofit, all-volunteer organization. Summerseat was George Washington’s Headquarters from December 8-14, 1776 and is the only home in America that was owned by two signers of both The Declaration of Independence and The American Constitution, Robert Morris and George Clymer. Open to the public:. First Saturday of every month from 10 AM 1 PM. Contact: Sharon Hughes, President, HMS (215) 295-2900.

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Hillcrest and Legion Avenues. General George Washington's Headquarters). Saturday, June 7th. An Archeological Dig with. Ilene Grossman Bailey,. On the grounds of. Garden gloves and help! Hot Dogs, Drink and Chips $ 3.00. FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY! Scavenger Hunt 10:00 am – 1:00 pm. Colonial Crafts 10:00 am – 2:00 pm. Balloon Creations by “Black Cat. Balloons” 10:30 am – 11:30 pm. Colonial Games 11:00 am – 12:20 pm. THE DOWNSTAIRS PHOTO GALLERY. For information call: (215) 295-2900.

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HistoricSummervilleHomes.com

See why Summerville is one of the most desirable towns in America. LOWER YOUR PROPERTY TAX:. TIPS FROM YOUR LENDER. A realtor's years of experience can tell you more about Historic Summerville Homes. And the surrounding areas. We assist with buyers and sellers working in and looking for real estate in Summerville, Goose Creek and Charleston can rest assured that this team will help them make the right choice. Please click through our site, Historic Summerville Homes.

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Historic Summit Atelier |

Welcome to the “Historic Summit Atelier”. At el ier pronounced ˌatlˈyā/. 1 a workshop, creative studio, one used by master artists or designers. Pen & Ink. Nature Portrait People Flowers Fashion Landscape Weddings Life.

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Visit Sumpter Oregon: Sumpter Valley Dredge, Mining History, & Mountains

VISIT HISTORIC SUMPTER OREGON. Rich in mining history, Sumpter, Oregon boasts impressive trail access, several nearby ghost towns, and one massive testament to the mining heritage of Northeast Oregon. Gateway to the Blue Mountains. Sumpter, a small town buried deep in the Blue Mountains of Eastern Oregon, stands as a monument to times gone by. Gold mining dominates the history and landscape of the Sumpter Valley, with the dredge remaining as the centerpiece to that era. Annual Day Use Attendance. Friends...

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Historic Sunsets

Girl with lute, 1927. Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. 1st 5 tracks from. Girl with lute, 1927. Historic Sunsets debut / full-length / album. Released 29 June 2015. Thibault Raoult (voice and guitar). In Athens, Georgia. Feeds for this album. Girl with lute, 1927. Switch to mobile view.

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Historic Surfaces

Conservation and Restoration of Historic Interiors. Interested in working together? Here's our contact information. Milwaukee, WI 53207.

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Welcome to Historic Surfing Images. In the Family Since 1963. Part time Since 1983. Full time Since 1993.

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Lexington Comprehensive Cultural Resources Survey

Lexington Comprehensive Cultural Resources Survey. Master Index to Inventory. The Comprehensive Cultural Resources Survey project was funded with Community Preservation Act funds. The Lexington Historical Commission is grateful for the support that the Town has shown in enabling this important project. Lexington Historical Commission 2010.