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Name |
Penhallow Street |
Details |
Formerly Ark St. after Noah Parker's home during the Revolution that was known as Noah's Ark. Named for Samuel Penhallow (1665-1726). |
Number of Archive records |
11 |
Number of Library records |
12 |
Number of Object records |
1 |
Number of Photo records |
151 |
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