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2018.0397.0001 - Bed
A full bed made by Nathaniel White, a master carpenter who lived in Edinboro.
Record Type: Object
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2018.0398.0001 - Album, Record
A 331/2 RPM vinyl record album with blue label. Recorded at McKean High School, May, 1960, McLane, Pennsylvania. The label states that the McKean Elementary and Senior Choirs were recorded. These include the Girl's Triple Trio, the Men's Octet and the Elementary Choir among other selections.
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2018.0399.0001 - Postcard
A postcard written in January, 1911, to Mr. David Davis in Venango, PA, from JID of Edinboro. The front is a picture of the 4th of July in Edinboro. They write "We are all well here...There is nothing new here fur is lower al but skunk..."
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2018.040.0001 - Mold
A 4 x 5 inch cement mold of the Doucette House. Included is painted plaster copy made from the mold. Note on the accession paper states, "Cast #18, 8 Feb. '09"
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2018.042.0001 - Doll
China head doll, 24 inches, that belonged to Laura (Wermeling) Eaton. She was the daughter of Henry and Sarah (Fry) Wermeling who had a dairy farm on Old State Road. Laura was born October 31, 1882. She had 3 brothers - George (1878), Perry (1879) and Floyd (1884). The doll is wearing baptismal clothes worn by the children. Laura married Jack Eaton in 1903. They lived on a farm on Silverthorn Road. They had a son, Elmer, and a daughter, El...
Record Type: Object
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2018.043.0001 - Sign
A large sign (3 x 4 feet), metal, white with black letters "Wayside Inn." In red letters, it states, "All Legal Beverages, Sandwiches." The Wayside was a restaurant/bar on Route 99, south of Edinboro.
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2018.043.0002 - Coaster
A 3 inch round white plastic coaster from The Wayside Inn on Route 99. It has, in black letters, "In The Country, Near Edinboro, PA, 814-734-4640." A silhouette of a coach and horses is also on the coaster.
Record Type: Object
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2018.044.0001 - Book, Instruction
A 13 x 10 inch book for the piano forte in ten grades. Labeled as a "Graded Course of Studies." Cover is green with fading on edges. Compiled by W.S.B.Mathews. The name "Jane Billings" is written in pencil in the top right corner.
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2018.045.0001 - Newspaper
Newspaper articles (copied) from The Evening Republican of Meadville about the 1909 Einboro fire. Dated December 30, 1909. "Business Section of Edinboro Wiped Out by Fire-Loss Heavy."
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2018.045.0002 - Newspaper
Copied newspaper article from the Edinboro Independent, February 20, 1908, about the Keystone Mill Dam breaking.
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2018.045.0003 - Map
A 2018 map of downtown Edinboro and the names of the specialty stores and gift shops.
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2018.105.0001 - Sign
Large wooden sign that says "JOYLAND." James Beerbower operated a dance hall of this name in the 1930's. All the wood came from the property. The hardwood floors were used for dancing and rollerskating. The panels on the walls were black walnut. It was used until the early 1970's but was demolished. The sign is all that is left.
Record Type: Object
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2018.106.0001 - Newspaper
6 issues of the Edinhi newspaper written by the senior staff.
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2018.106.0002 - Book
A handmade book, "The Story of Edinboro," by Mrs. Flanigan's 4th grade class. Pictures are drawn and colored by the students.
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2018.106.0010 - Ribbon, Commemorative
A 5 x 1 1/2 inch red ribbon with white letters and a white turtle saying "Go Turtles Go!"
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2018.106.0012 - Records
Papers regarding the history of Edinboro High School. One by Ned Goodell, the first principal (hand-written, date unknown) and one typed by Dorothia Austin, typed 1934.
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2018.107.0003 - Newspaper
February 1941 issue of The Spectator, Edinboro State Teachers College, announcing the new president, Dr. Van Houten.
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2018.107.0007 - Booklet
1989 Booklet for the Alumni Fund Drive for Edinboro University.
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2018.107.0008 - Booklet
A 1881-1882 Handbook for Edinboro State Normal School. Leo Hecker, the owner, graduated form ESNS in 1902.
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