Around Cresson and the Alleghenies
The Allegheny Mountains constantly challenged early settlers touse their creativity and skills to conquer what seemed an almostinsurmountable barrier. The founding fathers recognized potentialin the area both as a resort and as a thriving town that would attractindustry. Through hard work and innova...
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| Language: | English |
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Dover, N.H. :
Arcadia,
1997.
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| Series: | Images of America.
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