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Clark, C. B. (1896). A history of Blair County, Pennsylvania: From its earliest settlement, and more particularly from its organization, in 1846 to June 1896. Fifty years: Containing also, a map of the city of Altoona, the metropolis of the county, and a description of all the other boroughs and smaller towns, giving population and present condition. Also, a general resume of the various business enterprises, and a directory of the places of interest and natural curiosities which strangers should see: Prepared especially for the patriotic citizens of the county and visitors to the semi-centennial celebration, June 11 and 12, 1896. A souvenir of that important event. Charles B. Clark.

Clark, Charles B. A History of Blair County, Pennsylvania: From Its Earliest Settlement, and More Particularly from Its Organization, in 1846 to June 1896. Fifty Years: Containing Also, a Map of the City of Altoona, the Metropolis of the County, and a Description of All the Other Boroughs and Smaller Towns, Giving Population and Present Condition. Also, a General Resume of the Various Business Enterprises, and a Directory of the Places of Interest and Natural Curiosities Which Strangers Should See: Prepared Especially for the Patriotic Citizens of the County and Visitors to the Semi-centennial Celebration, June 11 and 12, 1896. A Souvenir of That Important Event. Altoona, Pa.: Charles B. Clark, 1896.

Clark, Charles B. A History of Blair County, Pennsylvania: From Its Earliest Settlement, and More Particularly from Its Organization, in 1846 to June 1896. Fifty Years: Containing Also, a Map of the City of Altoona, the Metropolis of the County, and a Description of All the Other Boroughs and Smaller Towns, Giving Population and Present Condition. Also, a General Resume of the Various Business Enterprises, and a Directory of the Places of Interest and Natural Curiosities Which Strangers Should See: Prepared Especially for the Patriotic Citizens of the County and Visitors to the Semi-centennial Celebration, June 11 and 12, 1896. A Souvenir of That Important Event. Charles B. Clark, 1896.