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Literary Institute. In time, three large buildings, Stone, Ladies, and Chapel halls, were built with financing by Franklin's citizens. Local students and others from different states paid tuition at this well-received school.
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1883-1952. The First National Bank of Franklin was founded in 1863, Amos Douglas being its first president. This bank served the community until 1933, forced to close during the hard times of the
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1876:Gregorytown
1871:Grand Gorge
1856:East Branch
1836:Cooks Falls
1564:County seat
1489:January 31,
1233:other races
768:Odd Fellows
704:during the
690:War of 1812
574:New England
406:also named
119: /
2003:Categories
1926:Shinhopple
1866:Fishs Eddy
1788:Downsville
1778:Bloomville
1654:Middletown
1644:Masonville
1599:Colchester
1357:January 8,
1305:References
1206:As of the
653:, and one
570:Asa Turner
498:April 2024
468:newspapers
364:feature id
280:Population
183:Supervisor
166:Government
107:75°09′57″W
104:42°20′26″N
1965:Footnotes
1941:Treadwell
1921:Rock Rift
1901:Islamberg
1886:Hale Eddy
1639:Kortright
1604:Davenport
810:Davenport
800:Geography
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628:Civil War
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352:FIPS code
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294:Time zone
272:Elevation
1911:Meridale
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1841:Delancey
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1701:Villages
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1669:Stamford
1649:Meredith
1619:Franklin
1286:Franklin
1237:Hispanic
1227:, 0.15%
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556:Unadilla
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408:Franklin
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160:Delaware
148:New York
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1464:June 4,
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414:History
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372:Website
205:Members
198:Council
133:Country
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1709:Delhi
1609:Delhi
1589:Andes
1581:Towns
1571:Delhi
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818:Delhi
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143:State
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