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Greene Artifacts: Dietz Pioneer Lantern
As far as the length of human history goes, electrical lighting is relatively new. However, the need to light up the world is far from new. Even after the electric
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Going Greene: Garards Fort Cemetery – An Interesting Walk
Garards Fort is a small community in Greene Township that dates to the days of the early Western frontier. The village takes its name from a pioneer-era fort that played
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Greene Artifacts: Three Bridges Over Ten Mile
The purpose of an artifact, largely, is to tell a story or recall some element of past human history so that we can be reminded of and learn from history.
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Going Greene: When it Floods in Greene County
April showers bring May flowers, and what do Mayflowers bring? Pilgrims! April showers bring something else as well: seasonal flooding in and around southwestern Pennsylvania. I think all us residents
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Greene Artifacts: Opening Day & Renovations
It’s been a busy winter at the Greene County Historical Society Museum, all about the maintenance, repairs, and renovations that make the museum a one-of-a-kind place to visit. The second
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