Cornplanter Hotel at Irvine (1841)

Cornplanter Hotel at Irvine (1841)

Hotels -- Buildings

The Cornplanter Hotel in Irvine, Pennsylvania (razed in 1920) opened in 1841. It was one of many stone structures erected by Dr. William Irvine in the village bearing his name. Stone from the hotel, which stood just east of the Brokenstraw Creek on old route 6, was used by Hugh Siggins to build an addition to an old farmhouse in Sugar Grove, Pennsylvania, about 1950.

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1841

19th and 20th Century photography and text.

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Photographs

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2005-11

Warren Library Association Photograph Collection

234

Allegheny Chronicles-Rafting and Lumbering

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