This York, Pa., site hosted buildings from the early 1800s until sometime in the first half
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This tall structure in the York Street area of York City will remain standing as
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Some folks travel on Route 462 and Route 30 in York County, Pa., without a thought that they are moving on important ground in the history of the nation’s highway system. That road – still the most heavily used east/west route in York County – was the best Atlantic/Pacific route a century ago.
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