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in Wyalusing Township Bradford County, Pennsylvania This page is part of the Tri-County Genealogy
& History Sites
No Unauthorized Commercial Use May Be Made of This Material Photos taken by Joyce M. Tice October 1999 |
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The Village of Camptown is located on Route 706 in the western part of Wyalusing Township.
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Stores in Camptown circa 1910 |
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It looks like an old school. Who knows? See Answer Below |
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The Following note was sent in by a guest in July
2000:
iT WAS A CHURCH. I CAN'T REMEMBER IF IT WAS PRESBYTERIAN OR BAPTIST. THE TOWN WAS TOO SMALL TO SUPPOrT so many churches so they all used the Methodist church which was the newest. This old church was made into a gym for the high school. All the basketball games were played there. MY DAD AND A FRIEND BOUGHT THE LOT AND BUILDING AFTER I WAS MARRIED AND MOVED AWAY DAD GAVE US A COUPLE FLAGSTONES FROM THE STEPS HE DIED IN 1961 AND I DON'T THINK HE OWNED IT THEN. MY NAME IS HELEN ROSS STURDEVANT. |
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In a message dated 12/24/2009 9:45:23 PM Eastern Standard Time, davelen@epix.net
writes:
To Joyce Tice: The attached postcard of the Camptown Methodist Church, also a school is for you to review for your website. The postcard is dated 1909. Cordially, David Lenington Towanda |
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First Added to the Site on 21 OCT 1999
By Joyce M. Tice Email: JoyceTice@aol.com You are the visitor
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