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Hermon Camp House Added to National Register of Historic Places
National Landmark Parks and Recreation Commissioner Alexander Aldrich announced Hermon Camp House in Trumansburg has been accepted for listing on the National Register of Historic Places. Built in 1845, the Greek revival home belonged to Hermon Camp a War of 1812 veteran sheriff and first Tompkins County Bank president.
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