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Kresgeville is an
unincorporated community in
Monroe County, Pennsylvania.
Kresgeville is
located on U.S.
Route 209, 6
miles (9.7 km) west-southwest of...
- US 209 that byp****es a weight-restricted
bridge over the
Middle Cr**** in
Kresgeville, Pennsylvania, on
which trucks over 25 tons and
combination loads over...
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Kresge and the
former Catherine Kunkle.
Living on the
family farm in
Kresgeville (named for his ancestors)
until he was 21
years old, he was educated...
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eastern terminus is at U.S.
Route 209 (US 209) in the
community of
Kresgeville in Polk Township. PA 534 runs northwest-southeast
through forested areas...
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Historians believe that Fort
Norris was
located about one mile
southeast of
Kresgeville, Pennsylvania, just
south of
Pohopoco Cr****, and to the
north of a road...
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include Dottersville,
Gilbert (also in
Chestnuthill Township), Jonas, and
Kresgeville.
Tunkhannock Township (tangent to the northeast)
Chestnuthill Township...
- ISBN 1-55750-184-X. The
Floating Drydock.
United States Naval Vessels, ONI 222-US,
Kresgeville, PA 18333. ISBN 0-944055-02-8 This
article incorporates text from the...
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Tunkhannock Township 01928-01-011928
current PA 904 5 8.0
Kunkletown US 209 in
Kresgeville 01928-01-011928 01946-01-011946 PA 905 7 11 PA 31 in East Monongahela...
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Valley Cresco Hamilton Square Henryville Jonas Kellersville Kemmertown Kresgeville Kunkletown Long Pond
Marshalls Cr****
McIlhaney McMichaels Meistertown...
- was
named director of the
Jewish Reform movement's Camp
Harlam near
Kresgeville,
Pennsylvania in the
Poconos for 37 years. He
ultimately was in charge...
