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Spring Grove s historic Hoke House gets $10,000 in pledges to save it

A borough official has been in touch with Rutter s about setting up a meeting about the Hoke House.

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Civil War artillery shell, unexploded, found on Gettysburg battlefield

An explosive ordnance disposal team from Virginia safely removed the shell and destroyed it off-site, according to a news release.

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Civil War artillery shell found unexploded on Gettysburg battlefield

The artillery shell dates back to the July 1863 Battle of Gettysburg. An explosive ordnance disposal team safely removed the shell and destroyed it.

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Civil War artillery shell, unexploded, found on Gettysburg battlefield

An explosive ordnance disposal team from Virginia safely removed the shell and destroyed it off-site, according to a news release.

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Civil War artillery shell, unexploded, found on Gettysburg battlefield

An explosive ordnance disposal team from Virginia safely removed the shell and destroyed it off-site, according to a news release.

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