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Williamsport's 'one-man grave' and other local photos - 1/4/2013

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This plot of land in Williamsport, next to Conococheague Creek, is the gravesite of Jacob Friend, son of Charles Friend, who is known as the first permanent settler in what is present-day Washington County.

Jacob Friend's gravesite

( By Joe Crocetta, Staff Photographer / January 3, 2013 )
This plot of land in Williamsport, next to Conococheague Creek, is the gravesite of Jacob Friend, son of Charles Friend, who is known as the first permanent settler in what is present-day Washington County.
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