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Abbeville (Lancaster, Pennsylvania)

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in what would later become Lancaster County, Pennsylvania to Hans Brubaker and Christian Hershey. The original residence was built on the southern portion of this land between 1755 and 1756 by Christian Stoneman or John Stoner. Initially measuring twenty by seventeen feet, its original ceilings and
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Prehn, Walter Lawrence III. "Social Vision, Character, and Academic Excellence in Nineteenth-Century America: William Augustus Muhlenberg and the Church School Movement, 1828-1877" (Ph.D dissertation, University of Virginia, 2005): University of Michigan online
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When Cheves chose to return to South Carolina circa 1830, Coleman reacquired the property, and held it until 1835 when it was converted into the Abbeville Institute. Inspired by the educational methods of Dr.
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The residence and property were then acquired circa 1825 by William Coleman, a prominent, 19th-century ironmaster whose daughter Ann Caroline Coleman (1796-1819) had been the fiancée of future U.S. President
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fireplace were still visible at the time that this property was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1978. In 1790, John Stoner, a successful miller, enlarged the home by erecting a large
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from January 19, 1814, to March 3, 1815. Cheves subsequently added two side wings to each side of the 1790 section, and renamed the property as "Abbeville" in honor of his birthplace,
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The school and land were then sold to businessman Christopher Hager in 1851, who owned Hager's department store and was responsible for building the
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on November 2, 1825, as a "beautiful country seat and farm called 'Mount Pleasant,'" it was purchased in 1826 by
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on February 17, 1978. The property was then officially listed on the NRHP later that same year.
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Growing Together: A Comprehensive Plan for Central Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
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were built circa 1875; both are now considered contributing structures.
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Barbara Hilliard Armstrong Engaged to Marry Walter May Dunlap Jr
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Abbeville was then purchased by Robert and Ruth Ecklin in 1995.
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Papers Read Before the Lancaster County Historical Society
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Armstrong-Fullilove Wedding Takes Place Today in Lancaster
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Church Leader in the Cities: William Augustus Muhlenberg
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US National Register of Historic Places in Pennsylvania
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History of the National Register of Historic Places
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U.S. National Register of Historic Places

Abbeville (Lancaster, Pennsylvania) is located in Pennsylvania
Abbeville (Lancaster, Pennsylvania) is located in the United States
Lancaster Township, Pennsylvania
40°02′15.9″N 76°20′06.8″W / 40.037750°N 76.335222°W / 40.037750; -76.335222
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Lancaster Township
Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
National Register of Historic Places
stuccoed
William Penn
Little Conestoga Creek
Georgian
James Buchanan
smokehouse
Langdon Cheves
Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives
Abbeville, South Carolina
William Augustus Muhlenberg
Fulton Opera House
carriage house
Armstrong World Industries
National Register of Historic Places



"National Register Information System"
National Register of Historic Places
National Park Service

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