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You are cordially invited to visit us at The Beechmont Inn. Whether on business or getting away from it all, there are plenty of options of what to do...
For nearly thirty years the award-winning Beechmont Inn has welcomed business and leisure travelers to enjoy thoughtfully appointed rooms, a sumptuous made-from-scratch breakfast, and attentive service.
The garden centerpiece is the 150-year-old magnolia tree that is stunning when it blooms in early spring. At least two dozen varieties of hosta are planted in addition to flowering perennials that appear from March through October.
Most guests explore Gettysburg (just 14 miles west of Hanover), hunt for treasures in numerous antique malls, discover wineries and farmers markets while meandering through southern York County, enjoy golf outings on championship courses, and explore the hills of southern Pennsylvania while hiking or bicycling.
Hanover is an historic town located just east of Gettsburg, a town that all of us have read about if not visited. If you enjoy short day trips, Lancaster County is about a 45 minute drive to the east, Baltimore's Inner Harbor is an hour south, and the Washington, D.C. beltway about two hours south. Philadelphia is two hours to the east. So much to see and all so close!Hanover celebrates its 250th birthday in 2013 along with the special 150th commemoration of the battle in Gettysburg. You might enjoy walking tour through town or watch the process of making chips or pretzels at Utz or Snyders. Great dining, locally owned shops and bookstore and a local farmer's market are must-sees, and consider boating, fishing or hiking at Codorus State Park.
The Beechmont Inn is a Mobil Three Star Inn!
The Beechmont is the inn of choice for the discerning traveler. Kathryn and Tom are commited to excellent service beyond the ordinary, and hope that your visit will be full of treasured memories.
The Beechmont Inn has been featured in Karen Brown's guides to the Mid-Atlantic, Lonely Planet USA, and Fodor's, to name a few.
Travelers are always looking for memorable and relaxing experiences. Let's discover more through the words of our innkeepers. Many thanks to Kathryn White for sharing her own secrets with BBOnline.com! Why do most travelers stay at your inn? South central Pennsylvania is an area rich in captivating history, but is also a great place to search for antiques, discover local wineries, enjoy boating, fishing or hiking in nearby state parks, and locate your favorite farmers market offering fresh fruit and vegetables straight from the field. After a day of exploring, sit down to fantastic fare and inventive cuisine at a local restaurant.
What are you best known for? What makes your inn unique? What do you love most about your inn? We take great pride in the number of guests who return each year for another visit. And guests are the reason we love innkeeping. All sorts of wonderful people cross the door to enjoy a warm welcome and hospitality and a breakfast made each morning with farm-fresh eggs and local produce. Kathryn was awarded the 2009 Innkeeper of the Year Award from the Pennsylvania Tourism and Lodging Association. She is also one of the Eight Broads in the Kitchen, a group of eight innkeepers who blog about their favorite recipes and share cooking tips and kitchen tidbits.
If someone has never been to your city, what is the #1 reason to come visit? The Gettysburg National Military Park is a moving and unforgettable experience, and 2013 commemorates the 150th anniversary of the battle. Our town of Hanover claims its role as the site of the first battle on free soil, beginning just before the Gettysburg battle and involving Generals Stuart, Custer and Kilpatrick.
What's the best compliment you have ever received about the inn? A guest from the D.C. area wrote that they have stayed in nearly 100 B&Bs all over the world, and yet The Beechmont is the only one they have returned to over and over. This is high praise, indeed!
What's the best kept secret about the area? People are surprised at the wide variety of sites and activities that can be enjoyed. There is something for everyone.
If a traveler is staying at your inn for 4 nights, what should he/she do in the area? It's easy to spend a least two days in Gettysburg. In addition to a day touring the battlefield and seeing the Visitors Center and Museum, a second day spent at President and Mrs. Eisenhower's farm and home, a tour of the Shriver House and David Wills House are well worth the time. Lancaster County is an easy 45 minute drive to the east to enjoy Amish country, farmers markets and quilts...lots of quilts! Harpers Ferry and Antietam are an option for an immersion in more history, and don't forget that we're an hour from the Inner Harbor of Baltimore, the National Aquarium, and Fort McHenry. Or remain in Hanover and take a tour of Snyders of Hanover pretzels or Utz Potato Chip, take a peak at the world's seventh largest organ, or take home a must-have collectible from one of our local antique malls.
Is there anything within walking distance of your inn? The Beechmont is three blocks from the center of town. There are locally owned shops downtown, including Treasures (a great gift shop), Readers Cafe (our favorite bookstore), Clark Shoe Outlet (we dare you to leave without at least one pair of shoes), Hanover Farmers Market (open Saturday mornings), and Sandy Woods, a favorite place for furniture and home furnishings. Or take a map and stroll through our historic town and learn about the battle in Hanover. You can start by reading the marker in front of our inn.
What is your favorite restaurant/food in the area? Warehouse Gourmet is a brew pub and bistro with excellent fare. Bud's at Silver Run and Restaurant Sidney offered creative cuisine with that special ambiance you might prefer for an anniversary dinner or special occasion. Staub's Landing, C and D Grill, Garryowen Irish Pub, and Sidney Willoughby Run are all locally owned and offer different dining experiences.
Any good area guides/websites that travelers could reference? For Gettysburg information take a look at www.gettysburg.travel, www.gettysburg civilwar150.com, and www.gettysburgreenactment.com.
How many rooms does your inn have? The Beechmont has four, 2-room suites and two rooms.
Do you accept pets? We do not accept pets. Fetchin Sticks and Laurel Hill are both respected kennels in the area.
As a member of Eight Broads in the Kitchen, Kathryn is commited to serving good food. Organic? Whenever possible. Local? Absolutely! Eggs straight from the chicken, produce from area farmers, and bacon and sausage from the butcher. Fresh ingredients make for very good breakfasts!
Breakfast is served at individual tables or the larger dining room table if you enjoy visiting with guests from around the world, or maybe in the town next to yours. Our special blend of coffee is from Mukilteo Coffee Company and the blend is Happy Hippie. Why? Because it's the best we've found.We start with a fruit smoothie (or a selection of juice if you prefer) and fruit course. We follow with a hot entree, side of bacon or sausage, and freshly baked sticky buns, clafouti, muffin or coffee cake. Have an allergy? restriction? preference? We are happy make you a breakfast you will enjoy if you will be sure to let us know before your arrival so that we may be prepared.
We make cookies or a special sweet treat each evening. Help yourself to water and soft drinks throughout the day.
Several national publications and cookbooks have featured Kathryn's recipes. She is working on a cookbook with the other seven broads that should be published "soon." -
Business with Hanover Hospital, Hanover Wire Cloth, or Sheppard Industries? Can't get any closer than The Beechmont! For those of you that travel on business, this is a town with a surprisingly huge number of industries and companies. So whether it's a school district or manufacturer like Elsner, or ESAB, Snyders, Utz, Martins, Wege or Hanover Food, Giant Foods or Weis, Hanover Shoes Farms, Tim-Bar, Winter Gardens, Aero Energy, or Sheridan Press, The Beechmont is the right option for your lodging needs.
Meeting a client for dinner? Happy to help you choose the right restaurant. Whatever your needs, please let us know so that we can help with the arrangements.We offer corporate rates and are flexible if you need to change your plans. Free, of course, WIFI is available throughout the inn. Television in the room? Of course, with DirecTV so you won't miss the news, sports update, or the next episode of Downtown Abbey (or NCIS). Jetted showers? Yes. Need to arrive really late or be out the door really early? Just let us know. It's never a problem.
Just so you know...we are just over an hour from BWI Airport (or Harrisburg Airport). We are two hours from Philadelphia, about 90 minutes from the D.C. Beltway (well, if traffic isn't horrible), and four hours from Pittsburgh and NYC.
Planning to renew your vows? Eloping? Planning an encore wedding with a few family and friends?
The Beechmont may just offer the perfect option for you to consider. From April through October most of our brides and grooms prefer getting married in our garden under the magnolia tree, but if the weather is inclement then our front parlor is an option. It could be just the two of you or perhaps your immediate family as we offer three packages designed to meet your needs. Saving for a new home? Then be sure to note our mid-week specials that will allow you to pocket some savings while still treasuring the memories of your wedding.
Be sure to take note of the photographers we suggest you consider. And if you are undecided about the honeymoon, keep reading our website as we have some ideas for that, too.
And there are special savings for couples that return the following year for their anniversary. It is always a pleasure to see you again, and most find there simply isn't enough time to see everything in our area in one trip, especially when you're getting married.
Our best wishes to you both as your plan your future together. Give us a call. It doesn't matter if you're from Pennsylvania or California. Call and we'll help you make the day a special one that will last forever.
It's a dream come true and after thirteen years, we still love the art and craft of innkeeping.
Kathryn is a former marketing and arts management professional who was honored in 2009 by the Pennsylvania Tourism and Lodging Association as Innkeeper of the Year. Wow.
Years and years ago Kathryn took a vacation that started in St. Louis and took her through Healdsburg, Kentucky, Bernsville, NC. Ocrakoke on the Outer Banks, and ended in Charleston, SC. Her guide was a book written by Norman Simpson called "Country Inns and Back Roads," and after reading his wittisms and country lore decided to stay at B&Bs along the way. At some point she realized that being an innkeeper might just combine all her varied talents into one job description that emphasized her interests in hospitality and cooking. When one does what one loves, it comes easy.
Tom is a registered professional enginner who graduated from the University of Kansas with a degree in mechanical engineering. He joined York International just after graduation, and then returned to Missouri as a facilities engineer for Monsanto in St. Louis. Music is one of his great loves, and as a trained baritone has performed solo and chorus works with professional and community organizations.
Sarah, a black lab, and Rosie, a calico cat, live with Tom and Kathryn in the carriage house. St, Louis is still home to the kids and grandkids, who are visited whenever possible.
Gettysburg, New Oxford, Lancaster and the surrounding Pennsylvania Dutch Countryside have attractions, events, and activities to keep you busy for days.
- Tour the Battlefield at Gettysburg.
- Visit theEisenhower farm and home
- Search antique shops and malls for treasures.
- Take home just-picked peaches and apples from our farmers' markets.
- Watach Snyder's of Hanover, Utz, and Revonah Pretzel make those yummy chips and pretzels.
- Take a day to bicycle the Heritage Rail Trail.
- Use your imagination as you listen to stories of ghosts and sightings.
- Find bargains galore at the Clark Shoe Outlet.
- Walk the path of the battle in Hanover.
- Stroll through the stables and marvel the horses of Hanover Shoe Farms
- Bring your fishing tackle and try your hand at Lake Marburg or Yellow Breeches.
- Enjoy hiking around Codorus State Park.
- Attend an old-fashioned lawn concert at the Wareheim-Myers Mansion.
- Spend an afternoon along the Mason-Dixon Wine Trail.
- Discover bargains at local shops or the outlets.
- Fill the trunk with annuals and perennials from area nurseries.
- Sit back, relax and read a book you've been intending to finish.
Baltimore-Washington (BWI) is the closest airport with the most choices of flights. The Harrisburg (PA) airport is approximately the same distance as BWI; Dulles Airport is about 90 minutes south of our town.
Guest parking is in the rear of the inn. From Broadway, turn right into our drive and park at the rear of the property. Follow the signs to the entrance.
From Washington, D.C.Take I-495 (Capital Beltway) to I-270 (exit 38) toward Frederick, Maryland. Follow the signs to U.S. 15 north to Gettysburg to Route 97 to Route 194 north to Hanover.
From Philadelphia
Go west on the PA Turnpike and exit on Route 15 south toward Gettysburg. Drive Route 15 to Route 94 south to Hanover (about 15 miles).
Or, exit the PA Turnpike at Route 222. Follow 222 toward Lancaster to Route 30 west around York to Route 116 to Hanover.
From Pittsburgh and points west
Proceed east on PA Turnpike to Carlisle. Follow I-81 south to the exit for Hanover/Route 34. Route 34 becomes Route 94, which leads into Hanover.
From New York City and New Jersey
Take I-78 west across New Jersey to Pennsylvania and merge into I-81 toward Carlisle. Take the exit marked Hanover/Route 34 and go south to Hanover.


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Less than a year since Pateimat Suleimanova last saw her nephew, he is dead. The FBI says he and his younger brother were behind the Boston Marathon bombings that killed three people and injured more than 170. Authorities say Tsarnaev died after a gunfight with police early Friday.
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That faith, Suleimanova said, was one reason she believes there is no way her nephews could be behind the Boston bombings.


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Its a very nice theme. I love the border and the colors, they aren't my favorite but it goes well with how this is setup. However the menu looks a bit to tall :)
Corrected the link, thank you :D
TBH, I'm not a big fan of the green either, but in a theme of a poker table it's really what is needed. I may make a variation of this with different colors. The menu is a bit large, so I may bring that down a bit.
I'm trying to decide if I want to change the background color to make the board (table) stand out more or not. I'm also trying to decide if I want to put "chairs" along the rail.
I like it the way it is, as I like the color for this type of thing (I just meant its not my favorite color :P). If you could it would be nice to have that black border you have around the board index on the Info Center too.
Oh, and looking at the topic view the color of the line under the post topic and date posted (http://ipostyoupost.com/SMFThemes/index.php?topic=14.0) should be changed to another color. Not quite sure which one, but that grey to green contrast hurts my eyes :X
i like this theme colors work well the grey on the page numbers really needs changed and maybe that border around the header and info area but not as think
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Cunningham Falls State Park
Cunningham Falls State Park is located in the picturesque Catoctin Mountains. It is divided into two separate but unique areas. The William Houck Area located three miles west of Thurmont on Route 77 has the lake area, falls and camping area. The Manor Area off Route 15 three miles south of Thurmont has the Scales and Tales Aviary, camping and the historic Catoctin Iron Furnace.
Outdoor activity is everywhere at Cunningham Falls State Park. Leisure opportunities like swimming, hiking, fishing and canoeing are available. For those who wish to get away for either a night or longer there are campsites and camper cabins available for rental from April through October.
The staff and volunteers at Cunningham Falls State Park strive to make your visit a pleasant one. If you have any questions or concerns please let us know.
The Falls
A trip to Cunningham Falls State Park would not be complete without a visit to the scenic 78-foot waterfall, for which the park is named. Cunningham Falls are the largest cascading waterfall in the state. The falls, locally known as McAfee Falls, can be accessed via a short trail from the lake area or a boardwalk from Route 77 for those visitors with mobility impairments. This trail terminates at the falls from either access point and is not a through trail.
Cunningham Falls State Park Trail Map
A new map of the trails at Cunningham Falls State Park can be downloaded for free from this website. Please make sure to read the printing instructions and information for how to download the file to cell phones. The map is in a PDF format that requires Adobe Reader. To get the free Adobe Reader go to Adobe.com.
- "Click" here to view the Cunningham Falls State Park Trail Map
- "Click" here to view the instructions for printing and downloading the Cunningham Falls State Park Trail Map
Swimming is allowed in three designated areas of Hunting Creek Lake, between Memorial Day and Labor Day. Lifeguards are on duty daily between 11 a.m. and 6 p.m., Memorial Day to Labor Day. Lifeguard coverage may be adjusted during periods of inclement weather. For your safety and the protection of the natural resource swimming is not allowed at the Falls. Please remember to arrive early as the park often reaches capacity by mid to late morning on weekends and holidays. If the park reaches capacity, visitors will be turned away.
Bus/Van Reservations
Reservations are required for buses and vans (vans containing 15 passengers or more) at Cunningham Falls. There is a non-refundable reservation charge, plus a day use service charge. There is a maximum of 8 buses/vans permitted per day (depending upon staffing levels). If you do not have a reservation and arrive at the park, entry into the area may be denied. There are special supervision requirements for youth groups. No buses/vans are permitted on summer weekends and holidays. To make a reservation, call 1-888-432-CAMP (2267). For more information, call the park directly at (301) 271-7574.
Pet Policy
- Cunningham Falls Campgrounds: Pets are allowed in Addison Run, Bear Branch, and the Manor Area camping loops. Pets must be attended and on leashes at all times.
- Houck Area: Pets are not allowed on the Lower Falls Trail, from Memorial Day Weekend until Labor Day. Pets are not allowed in the lake area, from Memorial Day Weekend until Labor Day. Pets are not permitted on the sandy portions of the swimming beaches. Pets are allowed year round on all trails except the Lower Falls Trail. Pets are allowed in the lake area from the day after Labor Day until the day before Memorial Day Weekend. Pets must be attended and on leashes at all times.
- Manor Area: Pets are not allowed at the Visitor Center or Aviary. Pets are allowed in the day-use area and trails. Pets must be attended and on leashes at all times.
The Cunningham Falls State Park trail system varies in terrain from short, flat hikes to steep and rocky ascents that will challenge even the experienced hiker. Trail distances vary from .5 mile to 7.5 miles.
- Lower Trail--red blaze (one half mile) This easy to moderate trail is the shortest and easiest access to the Falls. Interpretive signs and benches along the way. Return to the lake by this trail or Cliff Trail. This trail terminates at the Falls.
- Cliff Trail--yellow blaze (3/4 mile) Rough terrain offers strenuous hiking past rock outcrops that lead to the Falls. Return to the lake by this trail or Lower Trail.
- Campground Trail--orange blaze (3/4 mile) This strenuous trail gives campers access to the Cliff Trail.
- Old Misery Trail--orange blaze (2 miles) This steep, strenuous trail with many switchbacks and scenic views connects with the Cat Rock Trail.
- Cat Rock/Bob's Hill--yellow blaze (7.5 miles) This strenuous trail crosses the mountain and passes two scenic rock outcrops with scenic views.
- Cat Rock Trail--yellow blaze (1.5 miles) This steep, strenuous trail leads to Cat Rock (elevation 1560') and scenic views.
- Bob's Hill Trail--yellow (1.5 miles) This steep, strenuous trail leads to Bob's Hill (elevation 1765') and two short spur trails with views north and south.
- Catoctin Furnace Trail--No blaze (1/4 mile) A self-guided trail which leads to Catoctin Furnace. Crosses U.S. 15 via elevated foot path (46 steps up the stairway).
- Catoctin Trail--blue blaze (27 miles) This strenuous trail leads from Gambrill State Park through Frederick City Watershed, Cunningham Falls and Catoctin Mountain Park. Nine miles of trail are in Cunningham Falls. Camping permitted only in designated campgrounds.
Horseback riding is permitted only on that part of the Catoctin Trail that is located between the park boundary with the Frederick City Municipal Watershed and the Manor Area. Horseback riding is not permitted in the Houck Area that includes the lake and the falls.
Picnicking at the William Houck Area
Picnic tables and grills are available near the lake area on a first come, first served basis. There are no cover pavilions or shelters in this area. Please remember to arrive early as the park often reaches capacity by mid to late morning on weekends, holidays and even some weekdays during the summer swim season.
Picnicking in the Manor Area
Picnic tables and grills are available on a first-come, first-served basis. A picnic shelter is available by reservation only. The shelter holds 150 people. The shelter was built by the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) out of native stone many years prior to the installation of Route 15. It is recommended that you visit the shelter prior to making your reservation due to its proximity to the highway.
A boat ramp for launching private watercraft onto Hunting Creek Lake is available for a small service charge. Only electric motors are permitted, no gasoline motors. A boat concession on Hunting Creek Lake rents boats during the summer season. Please contact the Park Office in advance as staffing levels may affect availability.
Hunting is permitted on 3500 acres of wildlands in accordance with statewide hunting regulations. The hunting area consists of forested terrain with steep access routes.
A reservations only deer hunting area is available for hunters with a Hunt from the Vehicle Permit. Reservations are required. Reservations are taken starting the day after Labor Day at 8:00 am. Reservations can be made either in person at the Park Administration Office or by calling 301-271-7574. Reservations can be made for Deer Firearm Season and the first week of Muzzleloader Season.
Be sure to consult your Maryland Guide to Hunting and Trapping for season dates and bag limits.
Hunters may enter / remain on park property outside of the regular posted hours provided that they are engaged in legitimate, authorized hunting activity.
Cunningham Falls State Park has several opportunities for fishing. A Maryland Freshwater Sport Fishing License is required for all fishermen over 15 years old. Be sure to consult the Maryland Freshwater Sportfishing Guide for creel and size limits prior to your fishing trip.
Hunting Creek Lake is a put and take trout area. An accessible fishing pier is located off of Catoctin Hollow Road next to the boat ramp. Fishermen can also fish for bass, bluegills, sunfish, crappie and catfish.
Big Hunting Creek along MD Route 77, as well as its tributaries within Cunningham Falls State Park, is a catch and release trout stream limited to artificial fly fishing only. Use of conventional fly fishing tackle and artificial flies must be used.
Little Hunting Creek in the Manor Area is a catch and release trout stream limited to the use of artificial lures and flies only. Spinning gear may be used.
Cunningham Falls State Park has campsites in both the William Houck Area and the Manor Area.
The William Houck Area Campground has 107 basic sites, 33 sites with electric hook-up. The William Houck Area campground is open April through October. Click here for map and site descriptions.
CAMP OFFICE HOURS: The Camp Office is open 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. between Memorial Day Weekend and Labor Day. Check in during other times is subject to change. Please call 301-271-7574 to verify during other times.
The Manor Area Campground has 23 basic sites and 8 sites with electric hook-up. The Manor Area Campground is open April through October. Primitive camping at the Manor Area Campground is available from November 1 through the second weekend of Deer Firearms season. This means that the bathhouse is closed for the winter, but a portable toilet is available. Click here for map and site descriptions.
Each site is approximately 23 X 23 made of stone dust and has a picnic table and fire ring. There is a bathhouse with hot showers and flush toilets centrally located in the middle of each camping loop.
Reservations are recommended for both areas, since they often fill weeks or months in advance.
Campground Check In Hours:
Beginning August 18, 2013 through September 2, 2013, hours for checking into a camper cabin or campsite will be: Sunday through Thursday 3 p.m. until 8 p.m., Friday and Saturday 3 p.m. until 10 p.m.
Beginning September 3, 2013 through end of the 2013 camping season, hours for checking into a camper cabin or campsite will be: Sunday through Thursday 3 p.m. until 7 p.m., Friday and Saturday 3 p.m. until 10 p.m.
Camper Cabins
The William Houck Area Campground has 9 four-person camper cabins and 4 six-person camper cabins. Each cabin site has a picnic table, fire ring, and lantern post. All cooking must be done outside the cabin. The cabins have no heat. Campers may bring an electric heater or fan. Heat sources should not be left on while the cabin is unattended. No propane heaters are allowed. Campers must provide their own linens.
Reservations are recommended since the camper cabins often fill weeks or months in advance.
Alcohol Policy
Alcoholic beverages are prohibited in all State Park areas, including campgrounds. The only exception at Cunningham Falls State Park will be the Manor Area Shelter if you purchase an alcohol permit, upon making a reservation.
Interpretive Programs
- Scales and Tales Program -- Scales & Tales is an environmental education program. This is an educational and entertaining program. Live birds of prey and reptiles that cannot be returned to the wild are shown to your group. Using stories or "tales" of how these animals came to be in the care of Cunningham Falls State Park, naturalists talk about important environmental issues. The Scales & Tales animals are on display in the Aviary in the Manor Area. Click here for a more detailed description of the Scales and Tales Programs available.
- Historic Catoctin Iron Furnace -- The historic Catoctin Iron Furnace, located along Route 806 in Frederick County, Maryland was a site for iron-making for 127 years from 1776 to 1903. This landmark on the National Historic Register is a place where visitors can step back in time. Click here for more detailed information on the Historic Catoctin Iron Furnace.
Frederick County
The William Houck Area, located three miles west of Thurmont on Route 77, has the lake area, falls and camping. The Manor
Area three miles south of Thurmont off Route 15 has the Scales and Tales Aviary, camping and the historic Catoctin Iron Furnace.
Cunningham Falls State Park
14039 Catoctin Hollow Road
Thurmont MD 21788
Contact Cunningham Falls
Phone: 301-271-7574
Hours of Operation
8 a.m. to Sunset, April-October
10 a.m. to Sunset, November-March
By regulation, vehicles are not permitted to be parked after sunset. Certain activities are permitted outside of the regular park hours (e.g. fishing, boat launch, hunting where permitted). Please check with the park before your visit if you plan to engage in an activity which requires you to be in the park before or after the posted hours.
Contact the Park Service
- Toll Free: 1-800-830-3974
(Annapolis Office) - Reservations: 1-888-432-2267
- Park Watch: 1-800-825-7275
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Afraid my plants are going to die, what to do?
I really want to add more plants, but I may have set the current up to fail. I have one amazon sword, one anubias nana and a lucky bamboo which is half submerged. All I have is a general flourescent 15w T8, and my substrate is river rock from Petco.
I added Aqueon plant food and it says it doesn't contain phosphates or nitrate
Should I add Seachem flourite or something under my gravel while the tank is still cycling? And if I need a better bulb, what type of single bulb would be sufficient for a few swords and such?- Kate
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0In a new tank there are two main reasons, I would think, that the plants will die. First off, not enough light - either too low, not the correct color and rarily, not long enough duration.
Your intenisty seems rather low for those types of plants unless the tank is 5 gal or less - nutrients are not a big issue the first few weeks. So if your plants are dying, that would not be the cause but rather your lighting.
The other possible reason is high nitrites (only if you are well into the cycle.) During the mid part of cycling nitrites can rise and that, besides being toxic to fish, can also kill/damge plants. Simple to test for this issue - just do daily measurements and do water changes as needed.
Not clear if your plants are dying by the phasing of your question. If not, I'd wait on ferts while cycling and just watch the water parameters. After cycling, than with the proper test kits (nitrates, phosphates, Iron) add ferts as needed.
If the plants are not dying/turning yellow and you are just wondering if you can just add more plants - well, of course you can as long as light intensity/color are correct/enough and you do add ferts AFTER cycling is finished. As long as the fish have enough room, more plants are safe and even desirable.Last edited by Cermet; 10-24-2012 at 12:33 PM.
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A 75 gal with eight Discus, fake plants, and a lot of wood also with sand substrate. Clean up crew is down to just two Sterba's Corys. Filters: continuous new water flow; canister w/UV, in-tank algae scrubber!! Finally, junked the nitrate removal unit from hell.
For Fishless cycling:http://www.aquaticcommunity.com/aqua...ead.php?t=5640
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I have a brand new hood already, so if someone could describe the best type of bulb and features to look for I can start looking around for a good one though.- Kate
20 gallon Tiger barb Tank
0Originally Posted by Cermet- Kate
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0Swords dont do well with water column dosing and really require root tabs for healthy growth.
Also, that Aqueon fert contains no major nutrients. If your tank is in the early stages of cycling, there may not be enough N,P,K in the water to support plant growth.
0We're gonna need to know what size you tank is...
Finally reached 6 tanks... oh god, this addiction is getting serious. 75g mbuna tank, 65g gold severum, 55g OB peacock breeding colony, 30g(36x18) growout, 20 long Dwarf Alto's, 10g fry tank.
If I die young bury me in... An 8x2x2 with versa tops and a large sump for adequate filtration;)
0My bad, it's 20g H and also it is on the 6th day of cycling. I can take water parameters if need be.
Should I go get root tabs tonight then and discontinue using liquid? Kinda sucks, dude at the fish store said that the extra phosphate and nitrates would usually just feed algae, so I got the Aqueon since it lacked those ingredients.- Kate
20 gallon Tiger barb Tank
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0In general, for low light tanks, the LFS guy was probably right. A mature tank generates nitrate and phosphate. But a non cycled tank does not have the bacteria yet to make nitrate so you are going to have to provide that.
Since you have gravel substrate, I'd go with a slow release tab like Flourish Tabs, even though they're rather light on the major nutrients too, at least its down by the roots. Unless you can find a more complete slow release tab.
If your Anubias is not rooted in the gravel, you should continue with the water column dosing.
0I personally would recommend adding one of these to your current lighting.
There are some low profile light fixtures out there that dont take up much room at all, or you could find a dual fixture for the bulbs.
Can't really comment on the ferts.Finally reached 6 tanks... oh god, this addiction is getting serious. 75g mbuna tank, 65g gold severum, 55g OB peacock breeding colony, 30g(36x18) growout, 20 long Dwarf Alto's, 10g fry tank.
If I die young bury me in... An 8x2x2 with versa tops and a large sump for adequate filtration;)


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Friday, December 6, 2013
Time: 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Venue: Bowling Green Alliance Church
Location: Bowling Green
Address: 1161 Napoleon Rd.
Bowling Green, OH
Description: Come to the Stable, an indoor holiday event featuring over 700 Nativity scenes at Bowling Green Alliance Church, bgalliance.org, 419-352-3623.
Time: 4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Venue: The Town Center at Levis Commons
Location: Perrysburg
Address: 3201 Levis Commons Blvd
Perrysburg, OH
Description: Bring your wish list and your camera for a visit with Santa in his house on the boulevard.
Time: 8:00 PM - 9:30 PM
Venue: Lourdes University
Location: Sylvania
Address: 6832 Convent Blvd.
Sylvania, OH
Description: Fans of Robert Fulgham's best-selling book All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten will enjoy the Lourdes University Drama Society's sixth annual production of Uh-Oh, Here Comes Christmas on December 6, 7, and 8. Performances will start at 8 p.m. on Friday and Saturday and 2 p.m. on Sunday.
Uh-Oh, Here Comes Christmas is a series of dramatic vignettes based on Fulgham's short stories that take a funny, warm-hearted and poignant look at the struggle to find the holiday spirit. Keith Ramsdell, director for the production, noted, "This show has become a family-friendly, holiday tradition on campus. Even those who have seen it before will enjoy a new cast sharing the same great stories."
Performances will be in the Ebeid Student Center located on the lower level of Delp Hall. Tickets are $8 for general admission and $5 for seniors, and may be purchased at the door or in advance by calling 419-824-3999.
Saturday, December 7, 2013
Time: 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Venue: Bowling Green Alliance Church
Location: Bowling Green
Address: 1161 Napoleon Rd.
Bowling Green, OH
Description: Come to the Stable, an indoor holiday event featuring over 700 Nativity scenes at Bowling Green Alliance Church, bgalliance.org, 419-352-3623.
Time: 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Venue: BridgePoint Church
Location: Temperance
Address: 9875 Lewis Ave
Temperance, MI
Description: Craft Show, Bake Sale, Lunch will be available, Silent Auction and Trinkets, Treasures & Toys.
Time: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Venue: St. Jerome Catholic Church
Location: No Selection
Address: 300 Warner Street
Walbridge, OH
Description: 5TH Annual Holiday Bazaar & Craft Show
Free Parking - Many crafts and vendors
Time: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Venue: Southview High School
Location: Sylvania
Address: 7225 W. Sylvania Avenue
Sylvania, OH
Description: Come have breakfast with Santa at Southview High School. We are offering assorted pastries, fruit, and a hot & cold cereal bar for breakfast. The kids can enjoy face painting, coloring pages, and take your own picture with Santa. The Southview Jazz Band will play assorted holiday songs. All proceeds will benefit the Southview Band program. Tickets are $5 for adults, and $3 for kids under 12.
Time: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Venue: Garden Smiles by Carruth
Location: Waterville
Address: 211 Mechanic Street
Waterville, OH
Description: Renowned sculptor, George Carruth, will sign his handcrafted sculptures, as well as meet and greet his fans and collectors of his art, at two upcoming events in December. The signings will be held at Garden Smiles in Waterville on Saturday, December 7th, from 10AM-5PM, and Sunday, December 15th from 12 Noon until 5PM. Garden Smiles is located at 211 Mechanic Street in Waterville Ohio.
George and Deb Carruth started Carruth Studio thirty years ago in 1983. Since that time, George's designs have appeared on the covers of more than thirteen garden and gift catalogs. Commissions include designs for the National Cathedral in Washington, D.C., a custom stone ornament for the White House Christmas tree, corporate gifts for Home and Garden Television and a public television documentary titled "George Carruth: American Sculptor". Larger installation pieces are mounted in an elementary school, public library, city clock tower and many private homes.
With the opening of their retail studio outlet called "Garden Smiles" in Waterville, Ohio, collectors can see the Complete Collection of over 250 designs by George, and enjoy the "almost perfect" slightly blemished pieces sold at discounted prices. The art of more than 20 other artists is also represented at Garden Smiles, including glass, ceramics, steel, copper, paintings, jewelry and other media.
Time: 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Venue: Alernate Learning Center
Location: Toledo
Address: 3939 Wrenwood
Toledo, OH
Description: SIBSHOPS
A Program Just for Sibs of Kids with Special Needs
Brother and sisters will have the longest-lasting relationship with a sibling who has a disability-one that can easily exceed 65 years. During their lives, they will experience most of the unique concerns and joys their parents do. But few siblings of kids with special needs ever have a chance to talk about their issues with others who "get it" – until now.
Brothers and sisters of kids with special needs from Ohio and Michigan now have a program that's just for them called Sibshops. At Sibshops, they'll have a chance to meet other kids whose brothers and sisters have special needs and talk about the good and not-so-good parts of having a sibling with a disability. Most important, they'll have fun.
Sibshops are an exciting new support, information, and recreation opportunity for siblings 9-15. Lucas County Sibshops are sponsored by the Lucas County Educational Service Center of Lake Erie West. Sibshops will be held at the Alternate Learning Center 3939 Wrenwood, Toledo OH. For more information and to register, call Wendy Smenner 419-214-3066 or email email@example.com
The first meeting will be held Oct 5, 2013, from 10am to 1pm. Additional meetings are Nov 2, Jan 11, Feb 1, March 1. There is no cost for Sibshops.
In addition to receiving peer support, Sibshop participants will play lively :new games," learn about their siblings' disabilities and the services they receive, participate in cooking and craft activities, and make new friends. Sibshops are a spirited celebration of many contributions made by brothers and sisters.
Many brothers and sisters have feelings that are difficult to express, even to a friend: sadness that a sister can't learn things that others take for granted; anger when a brother's behavior prevents the family from doing things other families do; or the special pride when a sibling with a disability learns a basic but important life skill after months or years of practice. At Sibshop, they'll share these feelings with others who truly understand.
Time: 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Venue: Toledo Lucas County Public Library-Sanger Branch
Location: Toledo
Address: 3030 W. Central Avenue
Toledo, OH
Description: "Women Unbound" is a new bimonthly literary series that will showcase the work of women writers, with a focus on local authors either from or now working in Northwest Ohio and/or Southern Michigan. Each reading will take place on a Saturday afternoon, every other month, starting in December 2013, from 2-4 at the Sanger Branch Library in West Toledo, and have a featured theme that female authors will explore through their presented work. Refreshments provided. All are welcome to attend. Free admission.


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Borrowdale Gates Hotel
Country House Hotel with 25 rooms, £65-£105 pppnb
Our country house hotel is the best-kept secret in the Borrowdale Valley, with log fires, wonderful Lakeland-inspired cooking and warm, comfortable bedrooms updated in classic, modern style - a real home-from-home.
The Hideaway at Windermere
Guest Accommodation with 11 rooms, £55-£320 prpnb
Located down a quiet country lane close to Windermere village. Personally owned by Richard & Lisa Gornall.
Hazel Bank Country House
Guest House with 7 rooms, £60-£75 pppnb
Award-winning Hazel Bank, an early Victorian country house, stands secluded and peacefully amidst beautiful 4-acre gardens with breathtaking views of Great Gable and other central Lakeland fells. Recently refurbished to exacting standards.
Mosscrag Guest House
Guest House with 6 rooms, £25-£47 pppnb
Situated opposite Glenridding beck, surrounded by fells, Helvellyn, Sheffield Pike and Placis Fell, 300yds from Ullswater lake, central village position, easy access to steamers, sailing and horseriding activities.
Royal Oak Hotel
Small Hotel with 14 rooms, £40-£58 pppnb
The Royal Oak is a traditional Lakeland hotel ideally situated 6 miles south of Keswick. Once an 18thC farmhouse, and former miners tavern, it is still the perfect base from which to explore the Lake District.
The Lodore Falls Hotel
Hotel with 70 rooms, £79-£1118 pppnb
Imagine a place with stunning lake and mountain views with its very own waterfall in the grounds - the Lodore Falls Hotel is such a place.
Roundthorn Country House
Guest Accommodation with 10 rooms, £75-£95 pppnb, £89-£159 prpnb
An award winning elegant Grade II Listed Georgian Mansion set in landscaped gardens with panoramic views of the Eden Valley and Lakeland Fells, the Roundthorn Country House has 10 luxury bedrooms.
North Lakes Hotel & Spa
Hotel with 84 rooms, £70 pppn
Take a warm Cumbrian welcome, a team of people who love to look after you and fantastic facilities, a perfect combination at any time of the year. Public areas are spacious with log fires and deep, comfy sofas throughout.
Brackenrigg Inn
Inn with 17 rooms, £30-£40 pppnb, £65-£105 prpnb
Overlooking Ullswater, award-winning food, fine wines and local ales, family friendly, AA 3-star inn, dogs welcome in some rooms, single rooms to spacious family suites.
Applegarth Villa & Restaurant
Guest Accommodation with 15 rooms, £100-£340 prpnb
A Victorian mansion house set in the heart of Windermere. Fifteen individually designed bedrooms, many enjoying excellent views towards the lake and fells. A family-run hotel which is rich with historical interest.
Gold Rill Country House Hotel
Hotel with 32 rooms, £50-£63 pppn, £99-£136 prpnb
The Gold Rill is a family-run hotel, adjacent to Grasmere lake, which has gained a reputation for high standards of cuisine, friendly personal service and a comfortable accommodation.
Thorney How Independent Hostel
Tourist Hostel with 29 bedrooms, £17-£28 pppn, £21-£29 pppnb, £50-£360 prpn
A family run 3 star hostel, offering B&B, licensed, high quality accommodation and bunkhouse with an excellent food offer. The tranquil location provides a perfect place from which to explore everything Lakeland has to offer.
Summer Hill Country House
Guest Accommodation with 5 rooms, £92-£116 prpnb
Set between the popular villages of Hawkshead and Coniston and a short walk from Tarn Hows, Summer Hill offers contemporary luxurious guest facilities in a traditional Lake District country house.
Swinside Lodge Hotel
Country House Hotel with 7 rooms, £59-£132 pppnb
Swinside Lodge Hotel is an exceptional North Lakes hotel with a 2AA Rosette restaurant within the Lake District, and ideally situated for exploring Derwentwater and the surrounding areas.
Scafell Hotel
Country House Hotel with 23 rooms, £65-£80 pppnb
Situated in the heart of Borrowdale Valley just off the main road which goes to Buttermere, The Scafell Hotel was formerly a coaching inn, frequented by travellers making the journey over Honister Pass from Keswick to Cockermouth.
Gilpin Hotel & Lake House
Country House Hotel with 20 rooms, £108-£203 pppnb
England's Small Hotel of the Year, family owned and run since 1988, is a member of Relais & Chateaux. There are no weddings, conferences or children under 7 to disturb the peace, just warm smiles and unpretentious service.
The Leathes Head Hotel
Hotel with 12 rooms, £50-£73 pppnb
A stunning Edwardian Country House Hotel situated in two and a half acres of private grounds with a Bar, Lounge & Rosette Restaurant with dishes freshly prepared by the hotelâs award-winning chef.
The Borrowdale Hotel
Hotel with 44 rooms, £50-£97 pppnb
Recently celebrated our 140th year as a hotel. We pride ourselves on great food, good service and attention to the smallest detail. Arrival from 14.30, checkout 11.00.
The Queens Head Inn & Restaurant
Inn with 13 rooms, £70-£175 prpnb
With an open fire, flagged floors and oak-beams the Queen's Head Inn & restaurant is the perfect base to explore the beautiful south lakes of Cumbria.
Hillthwaite House Hotel
Hotel with 35 rooms, £60-£118 pppn
Conveniently situated between the villages of Windermere and Bowness and within easy reach of the M6 motorway. Family owned, Hillthwaite House overlooks England's largest lake and has magnificent panoramic views of the surrounding fells.
Oak Bank Hotel
Hotel with 14 rooms, £117-£323 prpnb
Oak Bank Hotel is owned and personally managed by Glynis & Simon Wood. We have 14 en suite bedrooms in three different grades, a two AA rosette awarded restaurant, two guest lounges, of which one has a real log fire and bar and a garden.


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Farms owned and farmed by the same family for 100 years or more are Tennessee Century Farms, passed down from generation to generation.
The Tennessee Century Farms Program was created in 1975 by the Tennessee Department of Agriculture as part of our nation's bicentennial celebration. In 1985, the Center for Historic Preservation at Middle Tennessee State University took over the program, which was originally designed and continues to be a recognition and documentary effort.
Founded in 1775, the oldest Century farm in Tennessee is the Masengill Farm in Sullivan County.
Brush Creek Farms
Farmers Market offering fresh local produce, pumpkins, fall decor, hayrides, wagon rides.
Hayrides Saturday 9 - 5 PM EST
Please make reservations for large groups. ...more
Region: Chattanooga & Southeast
City: Dayton, TN
Phone: (423) 775-4484
Century Farm Winery
Century Farm Winery offers free tastings, winery tours, vineyard tours, and a relaxed country atmosphere. Come enjoy the grounds and taste Century Farm Winery's award-winning wines. ...more
Region: Southwest
City: Jackson, TN
Phone: 731-424-7437
Donnell Century Farm
Escape inside our Corn Maze for a unique Monopoly-style scavenger hunt, complete with a turn at the Moo-lette wheel to become Farmer of the Ear, or hop on our traditional hayride to get a tractor tour of the farm. Pick out a pumpkin walk for a cupcake, and ride the barrel train. ...more
Region: Southwest
City: Jackson, TN
Phone: 731-424-4526
Rice 18th Century Gristmill
The Rice Family operated the mill in Union County from 1798 - 1935 when TVA moved it to Norris Dam. During the summer the mill grinds cornmeal. ...more
Region: Knoxville & Middle East
City: Lake City, TN
Phone: 865-494-0720
Hatcher Family Dairy and Dairy Store
Since 1831, the Hatcher Family have been custodians of the land, raising animals and running the dairy. We want to share these wonderful experiences with those who may never get a chance to see a real farm, close up and to understand how everything works. ...more
Region: Nashville & Surrounding Areas
City: College Grove, TN
Phone: (615) 368-3405
Magna Vista Farm
Tour an 1878 farm house used as B and B. Outside there are barnyard animals--ducks, rabbits, chickens, cows and sheep, and a miniature horse that does tricks. ...more
Region: Northeast
City: Bristol, TN
Phone: 423-878-2831
Mayfield Farm & Nursery and Mayfield-Mason Corn Maze
Our family has been farming in McMinn County since 1820, and for four generations, our dairy has represented great taste and consistent quality.
We now are bringing that same commitment and dedication to bringing you the finest locally grown fruits and vegetables, fresh picked and packed with nutrition and flavor. ...more
Region: Chattanooga & Southeast
City: Athens, TN
Phone: (423) 746-9859
The Farm at Hollow Springs
Located in Cannon County, Tennessee between Manchester, Woodbury and Beech Grove, this old farm offers new ideas and fun activities for families and groups to enjoy. Spend a day or spend an hour, either way you'll be sure to find entertainment and a little education during your farm visit. ...more
Region: Middle Tennessee
City: Bradyville, TN
Phone: 615.848.2822
Still Hollow Farm
Still Hollow Farm is proud to be designated as a "Tennessee Century Farm. " It has been continuously owned and operated by the Allen/Birdwell family since 1857, when James Allen Sr. ...more
Region: Northeast
City: Greeneville, TN
Phone: 423-638-3967


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JERSEY X AND JERSEY HEIFERS for sale. Springers, fresh and open heifers. Several A.I. sired and bred. Raised with a TMR in the hills of Missouri: (417) 766-6248.
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IN THIS ISSUE: Sf^iiMiiu"^.pages 11-17 SaRtlno iiie«liii9.page 5 Village lioard»_page 23 vvwviV-fctUipui U)aldwi(ilcintl<?i t'orn Dll etth Ye«ii> NO. ai Pv^iiport, N.Y, lasao Th^ Conimuiiiity Nt^vv^p^iikiii Tliiii#ciay> Jiiri«& 24, 2004 FREEPORT HIGH SCHOOL recently announced the Top 10 students of the graduating class of 2004. In rank order are from left: seated, Valedictorian Michael Drapala, Salutatorian Jessica Seifert, IVIichelle Fitzgerald, Samantha Geraci-Yee, Jennifer Abreu; standing, Jennifer Wiener, Melissa Bernardez, Vanessa Smith-Torres, Robert Notheis, and' Bryn Donovan. These gifted, hardworking students have distinguished themselves in every aspect of school and community life, including the National Honor Society, Science Honor Society, Interact, Key Club, Peer Leaders, Human Relations Club, Captains and Leaders Club, Masque and Wig, varsity sports and music. (See more about graduates on pages 11-17.) Remembering the Casino Pool by Fred Hager As told by Rhoda 'Rand, Victor Cohen, Ed Martin, A.J. Cacciatore, Regina Feeney,Doris Riley and Isabelle Eirach It was the early thirties...nobody had much money except the rich...little did we dream that by the end of the decade we would be on the threshold of WWII! For fifteen cents residents and nonresidents alike could enter the Casino as early as 9 a.m, swim and play all morning, get a pass to go home for lunch, return to purchase a five-cent Baby Ruth, enjoy the" facility to mid-evening...all for the same fifteen cents. And what a facility the Casino was! With only two close-by public pools operating at the time, Casino and Jones Beach, one either had to bum a ride or hitchhike to the newly opened Central Bath House or be content, with the Casino with its local flavor. Young swimmers either walked or bicycled, securely locking the bikes to the chain-link fence surrounding the property. Bordered by West Side Avenue on the west. Casino Street on the north, Roosevelt Avenue on the east and Randall Canal on the south, the Little Theatre was atop the pump and bathhouse buildings. It was the site of live dramatic productions, while the pool area presented aquatic carnivals and contests (according to a reprint from The New York Times, circa 1937). However, the appeal of the Casino was the amply clorinated salt rater pool itself. The pool-level springboard was the favorite of most kids...the second level, about ten feet, was favored by folks a bit more skilled in the swan dive or "can- i-rn'm Si'gwwawCTB'iilwffwgagPwwwapataMaMFiCTaw.- 60 Foot Diving Tower Sixty feet by one hundred fifty feet, the pool was three feet at one end and graduated to nine feet, which was the site of the famous diving board tower. nonball" (as perfected by Victor Cohen). The 65 foot was strictly for the experienced! The famous slide The slide on the Casino Street side was a great favorite for all. About 40 feet in height, it was lined with sheet metal with a flow of fresh water flowing from the top platform. The sheet metal had a not-too-tight joint in the middle, a source of ripped bathing suits...Victor Cohen estimated that he tore the seat out of three bathing suits in one season. Absolutely NO DIVING signs were posted top and bottom on the slide. Despite the warning, adventurers insisted on diving into the shallow four feet of water. New Owner • 1945 On July 4, 1945 the pool property was purchased by Murray Schwartz, father of Rhoda, her sister and brother. Murray quickly upgraded the rather run-down facilities. Renovating the pool, lockers, and cementing the sand beach and, in general, ° supporting his new theme..."The cheapest babysitter on the island, 25^..." he attracted Island-wide visitors for family outings. He put his three- kids on the payroll as food handlers and lifeguards along with some local youths to enforce the NO DIVING and NO RUNNING restrictions. Murray ran a clean ship. (continued on page 3)
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Title | The-Leader_2004-06-24 |
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Description | This is a Newspaper distributed locally within the Village of Freeport and Baldwin. |
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Publisher | L & M Publications, Inc. |
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Date | 2004 |
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Source | Freeport Memorial Library |
Language | English |
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