File:PENNSYLVANIA SCHOOL FOR HORTICULTURE FOR WOMEN, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, PA.jpg
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English: FOUNDED IN 1910 BY JANE BOWNE HAINES. THE WOMAN’S NATIONAL FARM AND GARDEN ASSOCIATION ORIGINATED HERE. IN 1958 PSHAW MERGED WITH TEMPLE UNIVERSITY AND THE AREA BECAME THE AMBLER CAMPUS OF TEMPLE. HAINES HOUSE IS THE OLDEST HOUSE ON THE CAMPUS AND DATES FROM THE 1700’S. THIS BUILDING WAS USED AS THE FIRST DORMITORY IN 1911 |
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| Author | Jerrye & Roy Klotz, MD |
THIS IS NOT A NATIONAL REGISTRY SITE BUT IT IS LISTED ON THE LIST OF PENNSYLVANIA HISTORICAL MARKERS AND THERE IS NO PICTURE SHOWN
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