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                  <text>survey conducted March-April of 1986 ; age of buildings vary</text>
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Due to the nature of some legacy collections, we do not know the exact origin of copyright and/or intellectual property rights for some of our materials, and their publication is free and clear of infringement claims sought by copyright owners. To make our information more accurate, we are eager to hear from any rights owners who might know of certain collection items’ origins.</text>
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                  <text>Survey codes provided by Milner Associates vary per building</text>
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This particular Pennsylvania Historic Research Survey was performed by John Milner Associates of 1133 Arch Street, Philadelphia, PA in 1986 for the PA Historical &amp; Museum Commission, Harrisburg, PA. &#13;
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Physical copies of this survey are available in the Local History Reference Section of the Grundy Library.</text>
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                  <text>Physical copies of this survey are available in the Local History Reference Section of the Grundy Library. For more information, please see the Grundy Library website here: &lt;a href="https://www.grundylibrary.org/content/bristol-history-archives-genealogy"&gt;https://www.grundylibrary.org/content/bristol-history-archives-genealogy&lt;/a&gt;</text>
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Due to the nature of some legacy collections, we do not know the exact origin of copyright and/or intellectual property rights for some of our materials, and their publication is free and clear of infringement claims sought by copyright owners. To make our information more accurate, we are eager to hear from any rights owners who might know of certain collection items’ origins.</text>
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                  <text>Harold and Carol Mitchener, compiled and organized the photographs into the binders and identified most of the items.</text>
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Due to the nature of some legacy collections, we do not know the exact origin of copyright and/or intellectual property rights for some of our materials, and their publication is free and clear of infringement claims sought by copyright owners. To make our information more accurate, we are eager to hear from any rights owners who might know of certain collection items’ origins.</text>
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&#13;
Due to the nature of some legacy collections, we do not know the exact origin of copyright and/or intellectual property rights for some of our materials, and their publication is free and clear of infringement claims sought by copyright owners. To make our information more accurate, we are eager to hear from any rights owners who might know of certain collection items’ origins.</text>
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