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Archaeology
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Digging Up Details of “Ordinary” LivesAn Archaeological Investigation of a 19th- and 20th-Century Residential Site in Leaman Place, Lancaster County, PA |
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Discovering DunlapAn Archaelogoical Investigation of a Short-Lived Coal-and-Coke Company |
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Lifting a Lid on Long-Forgotten Lives:An Archaeological Investigation of a Mid-Nineteenth-Century Tenant House Site in Exeter Township, Berks County, Pennsylvania |
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Seeking Searights and ShawsArchaeological Investigations of Two National Road-Era Sites in Fayette County, Pennsylvania. |
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Poster: Market Street Bridge Site, Delaware County, PAThis multi-page poster is designed to give viewers glimpses into the work-a-day world of late-nineteenth and early-twentieth-century residents of one corner of the Delaware Valley, as revealed through archaeological investigations of a dozen contiguous town lots in a formerly rural region transformed by railroad and industrial influences. |
Research
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Icelakes of Rice TownshipA Look Back at the Ice Lakes of Luzerne County, Pennsylvania |
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Crossing the Mon at Point Marion, PennsylvaniaTwo Methods, Two Eras |
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Archaeological Investigations of the Joseph Lewis Site (36Ch859)Prepared as part of the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission’s S.R. 0029 Slip Ramps Project in 2011, Archaeological Investigations of the Joseph Lewis Site (36Ch859) has been distributed to local historical organizations and libraries. The 46-page publication is a distillation of a much longer technical report documenting the results of three phases of archaeological survey performed on a historic farmstead in East Whiteland Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania. Click to View. |
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An Archaeological Investigation of the Joseph Lewis SiteDesigned for computer-based presentation, An Archaeological Investigation of the Joseph Lewis Site, is an innovative eDocument detailing the results of archaeological surveys of the Joseph Lewis Site (36Ch859), that allows viewers to navigate through a liberally illustrated non-technical report using embedded hotlinks and animated sequences. |
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An Archaeological Investigation of the Locus 38 Site (36AL0586)An interactive eDocument provided as mitigation for the effects of the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission’s Southern Beltway Project on the Locus 38 Site (36AL0586), an early twentieth-century archaeological site of two non-farm domiciles determined eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places located in Allegheny County. |
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An Archaeological Investigation of the R. Clarke Farm Site (36AL0587)An interactive eDocument provided as mitigation for the effects of the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission’s Southern Beltway Project on the R. Clarke Farm Archaeological Site (36AL0587, a nineteenth- and twentieth-century farm in Allegheny County determined eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places investigated in the course of archaeological surveys conducted for the Southern Beltway Project. |
Historic Preservation
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Walking Historic HonesdaleFour Self-Guided, One-Hour Walking Tours Highlighting the Borough’s Architectural Heritage |
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Historic Preservation and SustainabilityHistoric Preservation and Sustainability Brochure for Cheltenham Township |
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North Wales Train StationPanel discussing the historic North Wales Train station, part of the North Pennsylvania Railroad. Stations were established at rural communities along the North Pennsylvania’s route, and it was fitting that one be constructed in North Wales, the community at the railroad’s intersection with the Sumneytown and Spring House Turnpike. |