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Revision as of 14:34, 22 December 2007
Title
GreenLizzy Greensburg, Pa
Description
Pennsylvania is a world-class producer of potato chips, cranking out 30,500 tasty tons a year or enough to fill over 81 million 12-ounce snack bags
Early Roads - The Early Settlers widened the Pack trails so they could move wheeled vehicles. In 1785 the State of Pennsylvania authorized 'The Pennsylvania Road' from Harrisburg to Pittsburgh following the old Forbes Road.
Another outstanding road, designated in 1913, was the Lincoln Highway (RT 30) which travels through Greensburg connecting the state's two largest cities. In 1940 Pennsylvania opened the first high-speed, multi-lane highway in the country, the Pennsylvania Turnpike
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English
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- Alexa: GreenLizzy.com
