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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, 1978, and national attention was focused on our subject in "Arthur Armstrong, Lan- caster, Pennsylvania, painter," which appeared in The Magazine Antiques in August, 1979. Additionally, there were two exhibitions, "Arthur Arm- strong: Lancaster Painter," June 2 to June 29, 1979 at the Community Gallery

buildings today. �in the Democratic Party of Pennsylvania and was a power to be reckoned with in legislative matters.111 During the struggle over the chartering of the United States Bank at Harrisburg in 1836, Henry Haldeman was opposed to the notion of chartering the bank. To overcome his opposition, sup

-expanding railroads in general, and for the Pennsylvania Railroad in particular: 4 The Safe Harbor Iron Works was an "integrated plant," that is, the owners controlled the ore sources, pig iron production, and manufacture of wrought iron into a finished product. 15 Organization, ownership and financing of

. 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