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Harrisburg: Largest Standard Metropolitan Area population in city's history. Harrisburg Standard Metropolitan Area (SMA), consisting of Cumberland and Dauphin counties, was first
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Pennsylvania History: A Journal of Mid-Atlantic Studies
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287:1853 Central Iron Works established in Harrisburg.
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127:The Harrisburgh Journal and the Weekly Advertiser
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921:1931 Pennsylvania's Canal era ends (1792–1931).
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104:1740 The Parson John Elder house is built for
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284:1852 Harrisburg Cotton Manufacturing Co built.
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361:West Harrisburg Market Company is formed by
1447:"History of Transit in the Harrisburg Area"
1305:"Parson John Elder House Historical Marker"
736:First motion picture theater in Harrisburg.
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1687:Harrisburg: renaissance of a capital city
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1910:Timelines of cities in the United States
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857:1920 The last trolleys were acquired.
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125:1789 Harrisburg's first Newspaper,
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1138:1972 Severe flooding resulting from
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376:Harrisburg in the American Civil War
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18:Timeline of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
1905:History of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
577:1896 Streetcar service expanded to
507:Harrisburg Central Railroad Station
31:History of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
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450:Great Railroad Strike of 1877
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39:1889 Map of Harrisburg City
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530:market houses torn down.
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45:Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
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645:City Beautiful Movement
269:built (Porter Furnace).
1570:Vision Zero Harrisburg
1279:Egle, William (1883).
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348:train in Harrisburg.
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1566:"About the Project"
1520:"Campus Fact Sheet"
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248:1847 President
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