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- Goosetown may refer to: A nickname of Upper Nyack, New York Goosetown: Reconstructing an Akron Neighborhood, a book by Joyce Dyer Goosetown, a fictional...
- without this northern portion. In 1909, the village was known locally as "Goosetown", probably due to a Colonel Vose, who lived on Highmount Avenue and kept...
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- each other to death on January 21, 1895. The town was originally named "Goosetown" in his honor, however, after the local blacksmith's wife complained that...
- Fennel Fairview Fishing Cr**** Five Points Flatwood Hollow Genoda Goat Run Goosetown Grayson Grindstone Hollow Heathen Bend Hog Holler Horseshoe Bend Jones'...
- leading to Kermit imagining himself as "Kermo Polo". 84 "Goosetown Babies" Hank Saroyan "Goosetown" November 25, 1989 (1989-11-25) Gonzo and Animal search...
- prequel, Goosetown: Reconstructing an Akron Neighborhood, which describes Dyer's early childhood in Old Wolf Ledge (also called "Goosetown", because...
- (Four Color #422). Duckburg is among the cities located there, as well as Goosetown, a traditional rival of Duckburg, and Mouseton. Although it has many fictional...
- west of Baker Bowl, straddling the neighborhoods known as Swampoodle and Goosetown. It was still primitive at the time, an area of "high clay bluffs, rain-washed...
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