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Ogontz Avenue.
Named for the
Belfield Mansion".
Ogontz is "from
Ogontz Avenue to
Broad Street above Olney Avenue".
Ogontz gets its name from
Ogontz Avenue...
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estate Ogontz, in
honor of a
Native American chief from the Sandusky, Ohio area.
During his childhood,
Cooke had
spent much time with
Chief Ogontz and greatly...
- 1850 she
founded a
female seminary in Philadelphia. It
became known as the
Ogontz School for
Young Ladies after it
moved to a
suburban estate of that name...
- The
Ogontz River is a 5.3-mile-long (8.5 km)
river on the
Upper Peninsula of
Michigan in the
United States. It is a
tributary of
Ogontz Bay, an arm of...
- 2017-07-15. "SEPTA |
Route 71 | Broad-Erie to Cheltenham-
Ogontz | W****day | to Cheltenham-
Ogontz". www.septa.org.
Retrieved 2025-02-26. "SEPTA |
Route 77...
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buses originate at the Cheltenham-
Ogontz Bus Loop,
which is
located at the
northwest corner of the
intersection of
Ogontz Avenue (Pennsylvania
Route 309)...
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Ogontz Hall is an historic, American,
combined residential and
commercial building complex that is
located in the West Oak Lane
neighborhood of Philadelphia...
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Route 6, also
known as the
Ogontz Avenue Line is a
former streetcar line and
current bus route,
operated by
SEPTA in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Route...
- east of
Wister Street (beyond lay
Ogontz, Philadelphia/Belfield) West Oak Lane
shares the 19138
zipcode with
Ogontz, Philadelphia/Belfield and the eastern...
- SS
Ogontz Ogontz was
built in 1919 by the
American International Shipbuilding Corp., Hog Island, Pennsylvania, as the Scatacook, but
renamed Ogontz for...
