Vintage Aerial

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6-LMO-28
1964
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Most of these trees have been removed, but the farmhouse (greatly expanded) and barn (less silo) survive to...
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6-LMO-26
1964
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The old Fisher Farm, which was used by the State Game Commission to breed bobwhite quails. The historic barn...
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5-LMO-36
1964
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This farm occupied the western half of Cranberry Estates, and was torn down around 1990.
5-LMO-12
1964
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The barrel-vaulted building is now part of the Limerick Bible Chapel. The lovely Mansard-roofed house was razed...
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4-LMO-14
1964
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Landis Tree Farm. The house has been greatly expanded since then, and most of the two long buildings have been...
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85-AMO-23
1985
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The building in the front has been expanded. The building at rear houses the Bougon automotive shop.
84-AMO-26
1985
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To the contrary, this isn’t the Gypsy Rose; it’s the old Riverside Inn, which was along the Lodal Creek down...
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84-AMO-28
1985
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Perkiomen Township Volunteer Fire Co.
84-AMO-27
1985
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Mrs. Fly’s Bakery, which was torn down around 2010 after the roof collapsed. The large concrete structure is...
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53-LMO-12
1964
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This house received a second-floor addition sometime in the 1990s.
53-LMO-8
1964
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The farmhouse still exists, off Willowbrook Lane, but the rest of the outbuildings were demolished for a housing...
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53-LMO-1
1964
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This farm was demolished for the construction of the exit ramp from 422 sometime in the late ‘70s-early ‘80s.
53-LMO-2
1964
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This farm was demolished about 1991 for an office building and the expansion of the Rt. 29/Black Rock Road intersection...
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52-LMO-35
1964
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This farm fell into ruin and was torn down for the Providence Town Center development.
52-LMO-29
1964
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This was the old alignment of Rt. 29 (S. Collegeville Rd/Gravel Pike/etc.) just south of Hopwood Road. Since...
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52-LMO-22
1964
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One of the more unfortunate losses in the history of Trappe, some portion of this complex very probably contained...
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52-LMO-12
1964
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I think this was Walebe Farms. The house, main barn, and silo survive, but Shetland Way was run right through...
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52-LMO-7
1964
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Buildings demolished, land is now Anderson Farm Park.
52-LMO-6
1964
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Demolished entirely sometime in the 1990s for a housing development.
52-LMO-5
1964
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The Varner farm. This complex remains intact.
52-LMO-4
1964
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House and outbuildings all remain, barn is gone.
51-LMO-19
1964
65
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The house and small barn still survive, but the main barn was sadly demolished in about 2018 or so.
88-HHCB-4
1987
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This is East Point Lighthouse, shortly after the roof and tower were restored. Interestingly the windows do...
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115-AMO-33
1985
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Schwenksville Fire Company.
115-AMO-1
1985
63
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St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Oaks.
111-AMO-4
1985
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This church stood across from Lakeside Amusement Park and was torn down in the 2000s.
106-AMO-16
1985
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This house stood on the site of the Providence Town Center, and was torn down sometime in the mid-2000s.
106-AMO-1
1985
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St. Luke’s UCC, Trappe. The parish hall (at right) would be expanded a few years later.
105-AMO-14
1985
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The Limerick Diner. It’s still there, but heavily renovated and expanded.
99-AMO-23
1985
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The parsonage has since been demolished.