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Camp Ground
Directory
1897
Five miles from Media and 91 1/2 miles from Harrisburg. Nearest railroad
station, Chester Heights, on the
P. W. B. Railroad. Population 500.
Postmaster George Drayton.
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ADDRESS: |
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Brinton, Joseph H. |
Florist & Cigars |
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Britton, J. H. & Son |
Grocers & General Stores |
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Congleton, Samuel |
Blacksmith & Carriage Builder |
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Cooke Father |
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Crawford, C. C. |
Physician |
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Drayton, George |
Postmaster |
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Hardcastle, Joseph |
Painter |
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Johnson, Charles Jr. |
Lumber, Flour & Grist Mill |
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Little, Archie |
Coal & Wood Dealer |
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Mattson, William H. |
Vet Surg |
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Paterson, Edward |
Butcher |
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Rhodes, John C. |
Lumber, Hardware, Coal, Paints, Lime, &c |
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Taylor, Frank |
Carpenter |
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Thomas, Lewis |
Fish & etc |
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Vevon, Thomas |
Railroad & Freight Agent |
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