371:. Guidance and funds were provided from the Moravian Church in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, and the Hope Moravian Seminary for Young Ladies opened in 1866. A building, a house for the principal and his family, and extensive grounds were situated on what is now Seminary Street. The school was run for thirteen years by the Rev. Francis R. Holland and his wife Augusta Holland, with a number of teachers, and offered a wide program of study, including Latin, English, French, German, music, drawing, mathematics, geography, history, and natural history. Students came from a number of midwestern states. With so many teachers, the school had trouble making ends meet, and in 1879 the Bethlehem elders sent a second principal, the Rev. Jesse Blickensdorfer, to replace the first, in the hope that he could make the school profitable. He reduced the number of teachers to two, but this effort also failed and the seminary was closed in 1881. In later years the buildings were used for a normal school, and then finally torn down. All that remains of the school are elaborate iron gates on the western side of Main Street, given by alumnae of the school in memory of the nature walks led by the Rev. Holland in the Spring Woods, entered where the gates stand, and the name "Seminary Street."
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1015:(Center Street/Hachette, 2014) is set in Hope, Indiana, and concerns a pastor who moves to Hope to take over a Quaker congregation. Although the town in the book is called Hope, Indiana, it does not greatly resemble the real Hope and there is no Quaker congregation in the real Hope.
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1785:communities
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1753:Petersville
1546:County seat
1114:January 31,
827:other races
808:2000 census
782:other races
752:2010 census
442:Tri-Central
402:Harry Weese
329:John Tipton
325:Miami tribe
124:Bartholomew
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1928:Categories
1873:Ghost town
1828:Nortonburg
1803:Corn Brook
1798:Burnsville
1695:Sand Creek
1690:Rock Creek
1627:Jonesville
1617:Hartsville
1478:HSJ Online
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1052:References
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1019:Cemeteries
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71:85°45′58″W
68:39°17′57″N
1890:Footnotes
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1768:Walesboro
1675:Haw Creek
1660:Flat Rock
1637:Townships
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1440:"History"
1072:March 16,
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420:Geography
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263:FIPS code
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171:Elevation
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1655:Columbus
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1593:Towns
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107:State
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1563:City
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