The Story of a Picture
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(202) The Legislature in April, 1826, trans- ferred to the city of Lancaster all its right and title to the Powder House, and the two lots of ground belonging to the same. I think it more than probable that the Barracks and sta- bles were disposed of in the same way.
The Middle Street Barracks.
It will be in order at this place to mention that there was another and almost as early a Barracks building in Lancaster. It was erected as early as 1759-1760, upon the return of Colonel Forbes after the... capture of Fort Pitt, to accommodate the English troops who came with him. Later it was called the British prison, because it MIDDLE STREET BARRACKS, 1759-1886.
was used for the detention of British soldiers captured during the Revolu- tionary War. Lancaster was elected as their place of confinement because the prevailing sentiment of a large majority of the citizens was decided- ly hostile to the English cause. These Barracks were erected on what was formerly Middle street, now Howard avenue, near East King, and stood un- til 1886, when the opening of Shippen street caused its demolition.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(202) The Legislature in April, 1826, trans- ferred to the city of Lancaster all its right and title to the Powder House, and the two lots of ground belonging to the same. I think it more than probable that the Barracks and sta- bles were disposed of in the same way.
The Middle Street Barracks.
It will be in order at this place to mention that there was another and almost as early a Barracks building in Lancaster. It was erected as early as 1759-1760, upon the return of Colonel Forbes after the... capture of Fort Pitt, to accommodate the English troops who came with him. Later it was called the British prison, because it MIDDLE STREET BARRACKS, 1759-1886.
was used for the detention of British soldiers captured during the Revolu- tionary War. Lancaster was elected as their place of confinement because the prevailing sentiment of a large majority of the citizens was decided- ly hostile to the English cause. These Barracks were erected on what was formerly Middle street, now Howard avenue, near East King, and stood un- til 1886, when the opening of Shippen street caused its demolition.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Ried Diffenderffer to read onlineMoreLess
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