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"OLD WEST," ONE OF THE GROUP OF BUILDINGS COMPRISING DICKINSON COLLEGE
This structure is said to be the only perfect typo of classic Colonial architecture in America. A
replica of the Temple of the Winds, at Athens, surmounts it. ,
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CONWAY HALL FOR BOYS ALSO HAS ITS HOME IN CARLISLE
Hero boys of high-school ago are prepared for the splendid courses offered at Dickinson College.
As the inscription over the front of the main b uilding relates, the hall was the gift of Andrew
Carnegie.
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CARLISLE'S FAME IS NOT CONFINED TO HALLS OF LEARNING
Many up-to-date manufactories also are situated there, as witness the Raglin Handcraft Rug
Mills, exemplifying the very latest type of mill construction.
KNOWN AS A LIVE WIRE IN CARLISLE
Dr. Guy Carlcton Lee is at one time president
of tho Chamber of Commerce and leader of
the National Society for Broader Education.
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The photograph shows the new technical high school, where tho sons of citizens -are prepared 'J
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CARLISLE IS PROUD OF ITS BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCES
Not less notable is the'eity's wealth of trees. The photograph shows, the
v . residence of Abram Bosler.
THE TODD HOME FOR LADIES IS A CARLISLE INSTITUTION
The building, only recently completed, is a tribute to the city's thoughtfulness about matters
philanthropic.
ANOTHER OF CARLISLE'S MAJESTIC RESIDENCES
The home of Dr. H. T. Sadler has an appropriate setting in this fair city
in the Cumberland Valley.
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CARLISLE 15 FAMED FAR AND NEAR AS THE HOME OF THE INDIAN
SCHOOL
Perhaps' nowhere else In the United States has such splendid work been accomplished in
mpeaerating the only Teal Americans. The photograph shows a irontal view of ths
reconstructed 'residence o( the superintendent of the schooL
THEIR SUN RISES AND SETS IN CARLISLE
Alfred T. Jenkins, at the left, is secretary of the Chamber of
Commerce. P. w. Morris, to the right, Is Mayor of the city.
LOOKING SOUTH ACROSS THE QUAINT PUBLIC SQUARE AT CARLISLE
Looks almost like Independence Square in Philadelphia, doesn't itt At the extreme
left one sees a corner of the municipal building. In the center is jlanpver street, with
the Kronenberg Building on' the corner. To the right of the center is the Cumberland
County Courthouse, and atftho extreme right is the Soldiers' Monument. '
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