Pennsylvania Historical Markers in 
Perry County
 

 

 

 


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     Pennsylvania Canal

    (Susquehanna Division)

    Dr. Reifsnyder

    James A. Beaver

    Millersburg Ferry

 

    Perry County

 

    Carson Long Military Institute

 

   Lightning Guider Sleds

   Fort Robinson

 

   Rockville Bridge

 

   John Bannister Gibson

   William Bigler

 

 

 

 

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Perry County

 

 

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Formed March 22, 1820 from Cumberland County.  Named after Oliver Hazard Perry, War of 1812 hero.  Birthplace of two governors of Pennsylvania, one of California, and one of Minnesota.  The county seat, Bloomfield was incorporated 1831.

 

Perry County is a very historic county with 13 Historical Markers within its borders.  Join us in learning more about the history of this great county and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

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