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English: 111 & 113 West Germantown Pike, Plymouth Township, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. The dwelling at 111 was built in 1870. The dwelling at 113 was built c.1776, and was the birthplace of Archbishop Thomas Francis Kennedy (1858–1917).[1] |
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