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| 1881 |
 | Hoch House
Oley
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| 1882 |
 | Homestead, Johannes Berger
Spring House
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| 1883 |
 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.
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| 1884 |
 | Hope, Katie (Goldman)
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| 1885 |
 | Horace T. Potts Co. Tractor Trailer, 1960s
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| 1886 |
 | Horace T. Potts Co., New Complex, 1960s
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| 1887 |
 | Horace Wayne Gruber
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| 1888 |
 | Host Church
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| 1889 |
 | Host Church
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| 1890 |
 | house
Riverbank Road, Saugus
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| 1891 |
 | House and Springhouse at Flatlands, 1938
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| 1892 |
 | Howard & Lillian(Bare) Miller
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| 1893 |
 | Howard Balsbaugh Family
Front Row: Minnie and Howard Balsbaugh
Back Row: Carl, Lester, Laura, Mabel, Grace
Picture was taken in 1959
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| 1894 |
 | Howard Miller Family
Marion Township, Berks County, Pennsylvania
ca. 1920
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| 1895 |
 | Howard Young
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| 1896 |
 | Hoy, John Henry
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| 1897 |
 | Hygeia, goddess of good health
statue, in the Moyer's flower garden Lansdale PA
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| 1898 |
 | Hygienic Hose Company Baseball Team, Steelton, Pennsylvania, 1922
Left to right front row Ted Avery, _ Sharon (believe he was known as "Red"), _ Sullivan, Jim Books, _ Nickey, and _ Wagner.
Back row left to right _ Hildebrand, _ Dailey, Jim Avery, Fred Evans, _ Ulrich, _ Lowder and _ Karmetz.
The little boy in the front row is Clarence "Smokie" Evans.
They played in what was known as the Firemen's League. Their team was from the Hygienic Hose Company, Steelton, a volunteer fire company. The firehouse is located on Harrisburg Street.
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| 1899 |
 | Hyrum Pearse Fulsom
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| 1900 |
 | Inside the Factory, Aug. 8, 1919
John Whitaker's Safe-Guard Check Writer Co., Inc., Lansdale PA
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