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Volume 19, Number 3, Fall, 1974

  • First Five Blocks of DeKalb Street, by Victor J. Roberts, Esq.
    This speech was delivered at HSMC on November 18, 1973. It discusses some of the oldest homes on DeKalb Street and how they show a transition in architecture in the early to mid nineteenth century.16pp.
  • Washington Along the Skippack, by Thomas A. Posen
    This article describes the Skippack Creek area during the Revolutionary period and what roles it played during the war. 19pp.
  • Messenger Lady, by John F. Reed
    This article discusses poetess Elizabeth Graeme Ferguson. Her father’s country home, Graeme Park, is in Horsham township. 27pp.
  • The Skippack Neutralist, by Alexander Waldenrath
    A history of the German-American newspaper, Der Neutralist und Allgemeine Neuigkeits-Bote. 12pp.
  • Soldier of the Whiskey Rebellion, by W. Edmunds Claussen
    Reprinting of a biographical letter written by Matthew Davis. He was a soldier under Washington during the Whiskey Rebellion. 5pp.
  • Extract from a Speech, by G. Edwin Brumbaugh
    This speech was delivered at HSMC on Saturday, April 25, 1970. In the speech, Brumbaugh discusses historic homes and houses and the importance of preserving them. 4pp.
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