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Betty Calvert, 100 Years Lived
By Rochelle McCracken This year, Mrs. Betty Calvert turned 100 years young. In honor of her milestone birthday, her family gathered to celebrate in August. Sitting down with her, her
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Greene Artifacts: Native American Trade Copper
By Matthew Cumberledge, Executive Director of Greene County Historical Society Museum It is Pennsylvania Archaeology Month! In celebration and preparation, we at the Greene County Historical Society have been reviewing
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Going Greene: Petroglyphs – Mysterious Messages Carved in Stone
By Matthew Cumberledge, Executive Director of Greene County Historical Society Museum History is a record of the past, shared through spoken stories and written archives. In different countries and regions,
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Archaeology in Greene County
By Matthew Cumberledge, Executive Director of Greene County Historical Society Museum October is recognized as Pennsylvania Archaeological Month by the State of Pennsylvania, The Pennsylvania Historical and Museum, The Society
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Giving New Life to the Kentucky Long Rifle
By Rochelle McCracken In colonial times everyone owned a rifle, used for hunting and defending your property; the musket-loaded rifle was smooth bored and accurate to about 100 yards. During
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