Hack - Mount Vernon Historic Preservation Commission

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“Hack” which ran back and forth from the railroad station to the hotels at Guild Hall & Altoona

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@1915

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Mount Vernon Historic Preservation Commission

1 day ago

We are honored to add a selection of the Mount Vernon Lion's Club historical documents to our digital archive! The Lion's Club has a long, rich history of community service in Mount Vernon. Documents added to our website include their beautiful 1924 charter, letters, and club minutes from the 20's. ... See MoreSee Less

The Lions Club - Mount Vernon Historic Preservation Commission

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Share with your friends Letter addressed to C.R. Keyes dated Nov 6, 1926 displaying the ... Read more ...

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Mount Vernon Historic Preservation Commission

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Whether professional or impromptu, family portraits have always been popular. Pictures like today's Mystery Monday photo not only record past Mount Vernon residents they also give us a glimpse into domestic life. Let us know if you recognize anyone in this 1915 picture is of an unidentified family in their comfortable Mount Vernon home! ... See MoreSee Less

Unidentified Family - Mount Vernon Historic Preservation Commission

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Share with your friendsUnidentified family – spendid example of the well appointed middle class home ... Read more ...

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Mount Vernon Historic Preservation Commission

2 weeks ago

Today's Mystery Monday photo features some unknown but very dapper shoppers at an unidentified Mount Vernon store in 1910. As Thanksgiving sales and Black Friday near, we encourage you to support our beautiful historic downtown by shopping small at local businesses. And as always, if you recognize these buyers let us know in the comments below. ... See MoreSee Less

Unidentified Men in Store - Mount Vernon Historic Preservation Commission

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