Old Stone Bridge and Washington Inn, Valley Forge, Pennsylvania - Vintage Stone Bridge Postcard Cyrus_Edwin_Dallin sandy beach

sandy beach

One of the three remaining covered bridges in state

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Here the walls are 300 feet high and the magnitude of the chasm is accentuated when coming Onto it suddenly from the upland “steppes” of the Cascade Range

The Ford Museum traces the story of his life and public service from his childhood in Grand Rapids to the White House

Old Stone Bridge and Washington Inn, Valley Forge, Pennsylvania - Vintage Stone Bridge Postcard Cyrus_Edwin_Dallin sandy beachFront: Old Stone Bridge and Washington Inn, Valley Forge, Pa. Back: Washington Inn Valley Forge, PA. Supposed to have been built prior to 1768, owned by the Potts Estate, and occupied by Col. Dewees who built large ovens in the cellar to bake bread for Washington's Army. To all soldiers is was known as the "Bakehouse." Within its walls some of the courts martial were held. Unmailed Condition: Excellent Publisher: Lynn H. Boyer Color linen