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    The Stonebuilder's Primer
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    Architectural Elements The Technological Revolution
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    Book

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    Good Practice in Construction - Part 1
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    The Barn
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    The American House
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    A Second Treasury of Early American Homes
  8. A typed transcription of the diary of Joseph Clark who embarked on a missionary trip to upstate New York in 1797 and met with members of the Oneida, Tuscarora, Niagara, Stockbridge, nations. Clark was born in London, England in 1745 and later moved to Philadelphia where he became a teacher. One of his pupils was Dolly Madison, wife of President James Madison. The author states that he faithfully reproduced the spelling and capitalization of the diary but changed punctuation on occasion for greater clarity. Clark descendants inlcude Hannah Townshend Longstreth of Warminster Township and her son Edward Longstreth.

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    Joseph Clark: Travels Among the Indians: 1797
  9. Written "to promote enjoyment and pride in natural beauty" and "to draw attention to a few of the outstanding natural and agricultural beauties of the state, where forests, hills, rocks, flowers, trees, streams and farms are so wonderfully spread for all to see."

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    Trips in Eastern & Central PA
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    Annapolis Houses 1700 - 1775
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    Three Centuries of Notable American Architects
  13. Booklet publisihed as a 50th memorial to George C. Murray, founder and commander of the "Boys' Brigade" of Doylestown PA, Company A, Fourth Regiment, Pennsylvania Division - United Boys' Brigade of America. A collection of hand-written narrative, photographs and news clippings.

    Booklet

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    Boys Brigade by Rezer
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    Book

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    Grand Homes of the Mid Atlantic
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    Book

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    Great Georgian House of America
  16. A biography of Elizabeth Chapman Lawrence, aunt and benefactor of Henry Chapman Mercer. Elizabeth travelled widely after she inherited $1 million following the death of her husband, Col. Bigelow Lawrence, and met many notable persons of the age including Charles Dickens, Disraeli, Bulwer-Lytton, General McClellan, Alexander Dumas, and Henry Adams. Adams is believed to have used her as the basis of his heroine in Democracy. She was also involved in the founding of the Boston Museum of Fine Arts. The book's foreword is by James Michener.

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    EL The Bread Box Papers (Gemmill, 1983)
  17. A compilation of Native American speeches, letters, and translations of Biblical passages translated into English. Speakers are from nations including Ockanickon, Sasquehannah, Delaware, Choctaws, Seneca. A list of the speakers is included at the end of the book.

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    The Red Man Speaks
  18. History of Pennsylvania agriculture: land, farmers and farming, buildings and equipment, labor, livestock, horticulture, transporation, marketing, family life and customs, schools, and churches between 1840 and 1940. Companion volume to PA Agriculture and Country Life 1640-1840.

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    PA Agriculture 1640-1840
  19. The Langhornes of Langhorne Park by D. Brenton Simons. Copyright 1997 by the New England Historic Genealogical Society. History of the Langhorne family of Bucks County, PA. The Langhornes and Their Kin in early Pennsylvania. Descendants of Thomas Langhorne(1633?-1687) of Co Westmoreland, England and Bucks County, PA. Father of Sarah Langhorn, wife of Williams Biles, Jr. and Jeremiah Langhorn, Chief Justice of Pennsylvania. Provides new genealogical and biographical data of four generations of descendants in America.

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    The Langhornes of LanghornePark
  20. A photocopied collection of letters, articles, etc. written by the donor's grand-uncle, Webster Grim. Articles are about Doylestown and were published in the Daily Intelligencer in the 1930's and 1940's. All are to remain together in the "Webster Grim Collection."

    Newspaper

    Record Type: Library

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