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Eastern-Landscape & Historic Places - Updated 2020.3.18

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PA-2020.9.26#2449.2. Kintner Hill Rd., near Kintnersville, Bucks County Pennsylvania.
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PA-2020.9.26#2449.2. Kintner Hill Rd., near Kintnersville, Bucks County Pennsylvania.

  • PA-2020.9.23#171.2. A farm field full of Common Sunflower. Columbia County, Pennsylvania.
  • PA-2020.9.23#1624.3. A beautifully restored Early American barn with Hex Signs. Rural Pennsylvania.
  • PA-2020.9.24#2146.3. An original ca. 1924 to 1950's Sinclair Gasoline Station showing the "HC" High Compression sign. Near Benton, Columbia County, Pennsylvania.
  • PA-2020.9.24#2179.2. Jean Lake, Rickets Glen State Park. Wild preserved land covering areas in Columbia, Luzerne and Sullivan counties in north central Pennsylvania.
  • PA-2020.9.26#2449.2. Kintner Hill Rd., near Kintnersville, Bucks County Pennsylvania.
  • PA-2020.9.30#2610.2. Classic Early American Mail Pouch Chewing Tobacco advertisement on a vintage barn. Allegheny Mountains, western Pennsylvania.
  • PA-2020.10.2#0025.2. Zion Grove Trout Hatchery, Viewed from a back road near Zion's Grove Pennsylvania.
  • PA-2020.10.2#5117.3. Sheppton Mine Disaster and Rescue Interpretive sign. Surrounded by three large chunks of the Anthracite Coal the Miners were digging for in the Oneida NO. 2 Slope. Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania. Photo by Guy J.
  • PA-CBCR1-2020.9.14#0266.2. The Cabin Run Covered Bridge built 1871, spanning Cabin Run Creek, Bucks County Pennsylvania.
  • PA-CBCR2-2020.9.14#0274.2. Cabin Run Covered Bridge, built 1871. Bucks County Pennsylvania.
  • PA-CBCR3-2020.9.14#0268.3. Interior construction of Cabin Run Covered Bridge. Bucks County Pennsylvania.
  • PA-CBCR4-2020.9.14#0279.2. Interior construction of the Cabin Run Covered Bridge. Bucks County Pennsylvania.
  • PA-CBCR5-2020.9.14#0280.1x. Interior construction in the Cabin Run Covered Bridge. Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
  • PA-CBE-1970.12#15.3. The Erwinna Covered Bridge crossing Swamp Creek, formerly called Lodi Creek. It is the shortest Covered Bridge in Bucks county at 51 feet. It was originally part of a 528 acre tract purchased by Colonel Arthur Erwin of the Continental Army in 1769. County records are conflicting about the time it was built. Some say as early as 1832, others say 1871. The mid 1850's is what is more certain. It is unique for it's lattice type construction. Bucks County Pennsylvania. Scanned and repaired from an old Ektachrome transparency.
  • PA-CBF-2016.5.15#091.3. A spring scene of the Frankenfield Covered Bridge over the Tinicum Creek. It is of a planked lattice truss design, 130 feet in lenght. Bucks County Pennsylvania.
  • PA-CBF-2016.5.15#094. The Frankenfield Covered Bridge over the Tinicum Creek. Bucks County Pennsylvania.
  • PA-CBF-2016.5.15#095.3 Interior view of construction in the Frankenfield Bridge. Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
  • PA-CBF-2020.9.14#0230.5. The Frankenfield Covered bridge is a planked town lattice truss design patented in 1820. It spans Tinicum creek on Cafferty road in Tinicum Township, Bucks County Pennsylvania.
  • PA-CBF-2020.9.14#0233.2. The Frankenfield Covered Bridge over Tinicum Creek on Cafferty Road in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
  • PA-CBSM-2016.5.11#563.2. The Sheards Mill Covered Bridge near the Levi Sheard Grist Mill spanning Tohickon Creek. This bridge was built in 1873 and is 131 feet long, making it one of the longest covered bridges in the county. Bucks County Pennsylvania
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