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Earlston Thropp House, North side State Route 1004, west of Township Route 503, Earlston, Bedford County, PA
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Significance: This two-story brick house was built by Earlston Thropp who succeeded his father, Joseph E. Thropp, in the operation of the Everett iron furnace. This furnace was among the last operating iron furnaces of the Upper Juniata region, one of the nation's principal iron producers during the antebellum years. The residences of Earlston Thropp and his father represent the last of the large dwellings erected by ironmasters in this region.
Survey number: HABS PA-6166
Building/structure dates: ca. 1900 Initial Construction
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