File:Barracks PHMC.JPG
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English: Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission marked site Military Stables and Barracks in Lancaster, Pa, at 307 N. Duke St., Lancaster. Marker placed March 24, 1950
In their City, American Revolution, Buildings, and Military series. Continental troops used this building as a barracks during the Revolution. Across the street Hessian prisoners were kept. |
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