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Inscription. Enlisted by Meriwether Lewis as a private in the Lewis & Clark Expedition, 1803 1806; selected as a Sergeant in August, 1804. His carpentry and soldiering skills earned written commendation from Lewis. Gass later published ... More on HMDB

It's All About Community! Welcome to the online home of the Greater Chambersburg Chamber of Commerce. As the largest business organization in Franklin County, the Greater Chambersburg Chamber of Co... More on Chambersburg.org

Inscription. Burned by rebel cavalry July 30, A. D. 1864, Destroyed, Buildings 537, Value of Real Estate $713,294.34, Value of Personal Property $915,137.24, , Location. 39° 56.244′ N, 7... More on HMDB

Our History There have been Jews in Franklin County, Pa. since 1784 when, according to hand-written records, Aaron Levi lived here. In the early 1830s, Daniel Neumann, a peddler left Philadelphia a... More on Sonsofisraelchambersburg.org

Inscription. Consecrated in 1844, this cemetery provided a place for Jews to be properly buried under the requirement of Judaic law. Founded by Chevrah Kaddishah (Holy Burial Society), it is the fi... More on HMDB

Inscription. On March 30, 1734, Benjamin Chambers, a Scots-Irish immigrant and millwright was granted a Blunston License by the Penn family to develop a 400-acre plantation and gristmill for the first Franklin County settlement, named ... More on HMDB

Inscription. They shall live forevermore, our glorious dead, 1917 1919, Erected to the memory of the men and women of Franklin County who gave their lives in the World War, “Greater love hath no man than this that a man lay ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Arches were a common site across the Lincoln Highway route. A Gateway Arch, now removed, spanned Lincoln Way East. The wooden arch greeted travelers as they passed through downtown. It was at this very intersection (Lincoln ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Delany was an influential abolitionist, civil rights activist, Army officer, and prominent physician. The son of an enslaved father and free mother received his education in Chambersburg. He went on to publish and anti-slavery ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Preparing for the raid on Harpers Ferry arsenal, John Brown came to Chambersburg in the summer of 1859 wearing a beard as a disguise and using the alias of Isaac Smith. He took up residence at Mary Ritners boarding house ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Was planted by the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post 1599 in honor of all those men and women who served in the U. S. Armed Forces during World War II. This living memorial will stand as a humble reminder of the sacrifices ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Built about 1807. Later, it was the home of Dr. Jacob Suesserott, a prominent physician, dentist and surgeon. The fire started by Confederate cavalry on July 30, 1864, was arrested at this point. , Erected 1969 by Pennsylvania ... More on HMDB