Photograph- Spruce Grove covered bridge over the west branch of the Octoraro Creek. At right is one of the concrete piers for the concrete bridge which replaced it.
Photograph- Spruce Grove covered bridge over the west branch of the Octoraro Creek. At right is one of the concrete piers for the concrete bridge which replaced it.
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Spruce Grove covered bridge over the west branch of the Octoraro Creek. At right is one of the concrete piers for the concrete bridge which replaced it.
Photograph- Historic marker near the birthplace of William C. Sproul near Andrew's Bridge. Erected by the Pennsylvania Museum and Historical Commission. William C. Sproul, Governor of Pennsylvania, 1919 - 1923, was born four miles soutwest in 1870. The ouse is marked. His term is noted for raod building, the Edmonds Act improving the public school system, and the creation of th eDepartment of Welfare. He died near Chester in 1928.
Photograph- Historic marker near the birthplace of William C. Sproul near Andrew's Bridge. Erected by the Pennsylvania Museum and Historical Commission. William C. Sproul, Governor of Pennsylvania, 1919 - 1923, was born four miles soutwest in 1870. The ouse is marked. His term is noted for raod building, the Edmonds Act improving the public school system, and the creation of th eDepartment of Welfare. He died near Chester in 1928.
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Historic marker near the birthplace of William C. Sproul near Andrew's Bridge. Erected by the Pennsylvania Museum and Historical Commission. William C. Sproul, Governor of Pennsylvania, 1919 - 1923, was born four miles soutwest in 1870. The ouse is marked. His term is noted for raod building, the Edmonds Act improving the public school system, and the creation of th eDepartment of Welfare. He died near Chester in 1928.
Photograph- Andrews Bridge over the Octoraro Creek, take in July of 1924 before it was replaced with a concrete bridge. Stone arch bridge built c. 1814, 450 feet long.
Photograph- Andrews Bridge over the Octoraro Creek, take in July of 1924 before it was replaced with a concrete bridge. Stone arch bridge built c. 1814, 450 feet long.
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Andrews Bridge over the Octoraro Creek, take in July of 1924 before it was replaced with a concrete bridge. Stone arch bridge built c. 1814, 450 feet long.