as "The First President of the United States". In 1785 he lived at Franklin Square and in 1790 at 39 Broadway. The eight-cent stamp is postmarked at the Washington Bridge �Station where the world's longest suspension bridge has been completed and named in his honor. 15. PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA The

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to be editor of the Bucyprus Journaland later Treasurer of Hamilton County. An amateur balloon- ist, he is credited with 14 voyages. During the Civil War he moved to Washington, D. C. where he worked for the Columbia Engraving Company. He is credited with inventing the process of putting silk

technology continued to haunt the pioneers of anthracite iron furnace development until the conclusion of the Civil War when demand for more and better iron, and eventual competition from steel, required more courageous action on the part of the entrepreneurs.19 Technical Era (1865-1900) Aside from the non

completed it covered an acre of ground, measuring 165 feet wide and 265 feet long, and was surmounted with a roof containing 5,000 square feet of Peach Bottom slate!' During the Civil War the rolling mill converted from rail production to making wrought iron cannon for the Union forces. John Griffen, first

. II, 1970. Cobbett, William. A Years Residence in the United States of America, 2nd Edition, London, 1819. Direct Tax Records for 1798, Part A of the First District, Composed of the County of Lancaster in the 2nd Division of the State of Pennsylvania, National Archives Micro- film Publications

standards. The finding aid was updated using DACS conventions. �230 North President Avenue • Lancaster, Pennsylvania 17603-3125 717.392.4633 • www.LancasterHistory.org Folder 1 Photograph of Ephrata Cloister. No date. Photograph transferred to the Photograph Collection, 13 October 2017. Folder 2 History of