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Thursday, November 27, 2008. Main street and Market street extended through the Public Square and thus divided the Square into four parts. The streets around the four sides of the Square were taken up mainly by business buildings, but to some extent by residences. These buildings were generally of frame, two stories high, and this was true of the great majority of the buildings in the town, brick buildings being an exception. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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Thursday, November 27, 2008. Main street and Market street extended through the Public Square and thus divided the Square into four parts. The streets around the four sides of the Square were taken up mainly by business buildings, but to some extent by residences. These buildings were generally of frame, two stories high, and this was true of the great majority of the buildings in the town, brick buildings being an exception. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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Thursday, November 27, 2008. Main street and Market street extended through the Public Square and thus divided the Square into four parts. The streets around the four sides of the Square were taken up mainly by business buildings, but to some extent by residences. These buildings were generally of frame, two stories high, and this was true of the great majority of the buildings in the town, brick buildings being an exception. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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Thursday, November 27, 2008. Main street and Market street extended through the Public Square and thus divided the Square into four parts. The streets around the four sides of the Square were taken up mainly by business buildings, but to some extent by residences. These buildings were generally of frame, two stories high, and this was true of the great majority of the buildings in the town, brick buildings being an exception. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Saturday, January 24, 2009. In the center of the town plot there was laid out a space containing four acres and forty one perches of ground. The space was diamond-shaped. This diamond formed a part of the common, or public, undivided lands of the township of Wilkes-Barre, together with what now is know as River Common. From Wilkes-Barre, the "Diamond City", and Its Environs by Oscar Jewell Harvey. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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North Side Public Square

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North Side Public Square. Friday, November 28, 2008. Back to Public Square. On the west corner of North Main and the Square was a large red house occupied by Thomas Duane as a tavern and store. He removed to Pittston in 1805. On the east corner on Market street was a long, one-story frame house then occupied by James Ebbert as a dwelling and watchmaker shop. There were no other dwellings that I remember on the Square at that time. (James A. Gordon). On the north side were located Hoff, Rutter and Scott.

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East Side Public Square

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East Side Public Square. Saturday, December 6, 2008. Back to Public Square. Upon the north east corner of North Main and the Square, in 1804, was the residence and office of George Griffin. On the east side of the square was the Parrish tavern on the site where later was the Fort Durkee Hotel. The Parrish tavern was burned on February 22, 1830. On the corner of East Market and Public Square was a frame house, the home of the Honorable David Scott. Then was Butler’s grist mill;. At the east corner of Publ...

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Center Square

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Saturday, February 7, 2009. Back to Public Square. On Public Square was the Market House, later used to house the fire engine, and was itself burned in June 1855. Also on the square was the Meeting House (Old Ship Zion), built in 1812. Also the Academy, erected 1804. The Court House, 1804. And the County Offices, a building of stone, where the records were kept. (Old Map). On the southern part was located the old frame court house. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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South Side

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Saturday, December 6, 2008. Back to Public Square. On the south side of the Square, near East Market street, Jonathan Slocum (brother of Frances) in 1807 erected the first three story and probably the first brick building in Luzerne County. West of him was the home of Oliver Helme, a native of Kingston, Rhode Island. Near the southwest corner of South Main street and Public Square were the stores of Marx Long and Johnson’s Hard Time store. They were burned in the fire of 1843.

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West Side

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Saturday, December 6, 2008. Back to Public Square. In 1804 there were no buildings and along the the Public Square from West Market Street to Main. On the west side of the square were the homes of S. Wright and Mr. Bowman. Next were two or three small shops occupied by butchers Jacob Teter and Jesse Dilly, and afterwards by Burgunder, Dilleys and Harveys;. Next was the store of Jacob Nauhauser;. Then there were a number of small buildings called “Rag Row”. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Public Square

Thursday, November 27, 2008. Main street and Market street extended through the Public Square and thus divided the Square into four parts. The streets around the four sides of the Square were taken up mainly by business buildings, but to some extent by residences. These buildings were generally of frame, two stories high, and this was true of the great majority of the buildings in the town, brick buildings being an exception. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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1800 Public Square

Friday, December 25, 2009. However, the carrying through of these plans were greatly hampered due to lack of funds which had to be obtained by both private donations and fundraisings efforts. On July 7, 1800, it was announced "The raising of the new Meeting House in Wilkesbarre, will commence on Wednesday morning, 9th inst., at 9 'clock, weather permitting. The services of any gentleman who chuse to attend will be thankfully received. Log Courthouse and Jail. In the following years the log courthouse and...

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Public Square to Northampton

Public Square to Northampton. Saturday, December 13, 2008. Back to South Main. From Public Square to Northampton, there only one house, the tavern. In 1804 there were no buildings down Main to the old "Wyoming" Hotel. Ziba Smith lived and had a store on the corner of the South Main street and Public Square;. Next was the office of the "Susquehanna Democrat", published by Samuel Maffett, who was born 7 July, 1789, in Lycoming County, came to Wilkes-Barre about 1809, and died here, 15 August, 1825;. Then t...

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Public Square to Union

Public Square to Union. Saturday, February 7, 2009. Back to North Main. On the west corner of North Main and the Square was a large red house occupied by Thomas Duane as a tavern and store;. Next was a frame two story building owned by Stephen Tuttle. On the east side of Main, near Public Square, was the residence and blacksmith shop of Benjamin Drake, and afterwards occupied by Isaac Bowman after he left Bowman's Hill;. Next to the tavern was the store of Ziba Bennett;. Then the home of George Dennison;.