The Pennsylvania Constitution, 1776The Pennsylvania Constitution of 1776 represents an unusual amalgam of circumstances brought about by the American Revolution. The document is the result of four primary resources that were available to the Convention, which created the Constitution. This book discusses the resources available to the colonists, the political conditions of the time, the framework for the Constitution, the Constitutional Convention, as well as the text of the

many photographs are included of the town

It was with this view in mind that those in charge of the book selected materials which will meet the tests of time and usage

262 pages)

Pennsylvania and parts of eastern New Jersey for the year 1886

It also contains messages from and portraits of a number of former pastors of the congregation

1865 Map of Crawford Co

Pleasant Grove

Canal Dover

The committees

This also contains the 'Yellow Pages' section listing classified adds for the same area

where they named their farm Chestnut Hill

and Huntingdon Counties