Photograph- Lancaster County Route 36029 at Gordonville, looking west toward Pennsylvania Railroad tracks, four grade crossing from a point 125 feet distant.
Photograph- Lancaster County Route 36029 at Gordonville, looking west toward Pennsylvania Railroad tracks, four grade crossing from a point 125 feet distant.
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Lancaster County Route 36029 at Gordonville, looking west toward Pennsylvania Railroad tracks, four grade crossing from a point 125 feet distant.
Photograph- Lancaster County Route 36029, Gordonville, looking east toward Pennsylvania Railroad four track grade crossing from a point 400 feet distant.
Photograph- Lancaster County Route 36029, Gordonville, looking east toward Pennsylvania Railroad four track grade crossing from a point 400 feet distant.
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Lancaster County Route 36029, Gordonville, looking east toward Pennsylvania Railroad four track grade crossing from a point 400 feet distant.
Photograph- Lancaster County Route 36029, Gordonville, looking south toward Pennsylvanai Railroad four track grade crossing from a point 300 feet distant.
Photograph- Lancaster County Route 36029, Gordonville, looking south toward Pennsylvanai Railroad four track grade crossing from a point 300 feet distant.
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Lancaster County Route 36029, Gordonville, looking south toward Pennsylvanai Railroad four track grade crossing from a point 300 feet distant.
Photograph- Lancaster County Route 36029, Gordonville, looking northeast from a point west of tracks along proposed relocation of route and toward proposed location of railroad overhead bridge.
Photograph- Lancaster County Route 36029, Gordonville, looking northeast from a point west of tracks along proposed relocation of route and toward proposed location of railroad overhead bridge.
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Lancaster County Route 36029, Gordonville, looking northeast from a point west of tracks along proposed relocation of route and toward proposed location of railroad overhead bridge.
Note on back of picture: This large stone house was typical of the ones built by the more prosperous farmers and millers of early Lancaster County. It was located on the south side of the Columbia turnpike west of Maple Grove. The building was torn down in 1972 to make way for a fast-food restaurant. Close up of "Old Mill" see picture "Abbeville Mill" torn down April 1972.
