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Cheltenham Township Library System - Historic La Mott/ Cheltenham Township Community

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Historical records that include, programs, letters, newspaper articles, booklets, papers and photos. Community representing African Americans.

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Camp William Penn (3)
CHROL (1)
Cheltenham (Pa. : Township)--History. (1)
Civil War (1)
History (1)
La Mott (Pa.) (1)
La Mott, (Pa.) (1)
Perry Triplett (1)
U.S. Colored Soldiers (1)
USCT (1)

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La Mott, (Pa.) (2)
La Mott (Pa.) (1)

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1953 (1)
1990 (1)
2004-2005 (1)
2005 (1)

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Back in Time with Cheltenaham

Cheltenham (Pa. : Township)--History., La Mott, (Pa.), Camp William Penn, U.S. Colored Soldiers

Back in Time with Cheltenham is a play written by Mrs. Marlowe and Mr. Kwas.

Citizens for the Restoration of Historical La Mott (Historical La Mott)

CHROL, Camp William Penn, La Mott (Pa.)

La Mott: An Historic Community. The village of La Mott, located in Cheltenham Township, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, stands as an important landmark in American black history. One of the first communities to encourage integrated living, the village represents a turning point in the social and racial development of residential communities in the post-Civil War era.

Montgomery County Realtor

History

Cheltenham Township, Pa. story.

Perry Triplett, 77, upheld soldiers' history

Camp William Penn, USCT, Civil War, Perry Triplett

Perry Triplett, 77, upheld soldiers' history. Obituary of Perry Triplett

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