[The two most visible properties are the Dorrance House (red brick) and the Kennedy House (white with two levels of porches)]
Item
Dublin Core
Identifier
7.13b.007
Description
The Dorrance House was erected in 1863 by John Dorrance. The Kennedy house was built in 1831 by Thomas G. Kennedy, the first Superintendent of the Delaware Canal. This house is now law offices and the editor’s office of the Bristol Pilot newspaper (as of 2005).
Date
Undated
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Collection
Citation
“[The two most visible properties are the Dorrance House (red brick) and the Kennedy House (white with two levels of porches)],” Grundy Archive, accessed November 21, 2024, https://archive.grundylibrary.org/items/show/1885.