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served by the GettysburgBattlefield PreservationAssociation.Friends of Guernsey Bridge also donated $500 to the Pommerian Early Musik Guild. The guild is preparing a program, to be presented in April 2004, showcasing instrumental and vocal music, stories and dances — stuff they enjoyed in the Quaker Valley area in the late 1800s,” Marshall said.The PEMG program at the Menallen Meeting House has become an annual event; 2004 will mark its third year. EdyGuernsey store, on the east side.In the early 1900s, the Quaker Valley County Club was established beside the bridge, and the humpback structure became a scenic overlook, where businessmen and their friends could view the vista from atop the one-lane bridge. For decades the bridge at Guernsey was part of the rural experience in the heart of Adams County's apple country. The trains running beneath the bridge carried Adams County apples to a large market.The bridge was “dismantled” in December 2001
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Sat, Oct 18, 2003
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