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| The home of Stuard and Hannah Gates, originally
built by a Cramer family.
Submitted by Lemoine and Suzanne Hemskey |
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| The home of Stuard and Hannah Gates as it looks
today.
Photographed by K. Stallard |
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| This home was built in 1785 by George Walters.
Photographed by K. Stallard |
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| This home was built by Christ Walters in 1848.
Also shown is a photo of the root cellar behind the house.
Photographed by K. Stallard |
 
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| The Beaver Valley Barber Shop; operated by John
Hemskey for 64 years. When first opened in 1926, a haircut
cost 25¢. John cut his last head of hair in 1990 when he was
92 years old.
Photographed by K. Stallard |
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| The home of Levi O. (Uncle Pete) Gates; originally
built and occupied by Samuel Kuhn, a son-in-law of Levi O.
Photographed by K. Stallard |
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| The White Township Municipal Building.
Built ca. 1920 as the Beaver Valley Elementary School.
Photographed by K. Stallard |
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| Originally built in Glendale, ca. 1870-80, as an
elementary school. Moved to Beaver Valley and converted to a
home. (See Glendale History)
Photographed by K. Stallaard |
 W. G. Strayer purchased the Glendale School by bid for
$81.00 from the White Township School Board. His bid was
accepted on June 20, 1914, payment to be made in 30 days before
building could be moved. He was given a 15 day extension in
August of 1914.
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