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A huge thank you to the Northern Regional Police Department, Dover Township, Dover Borough and the Dover Fire Department for the successful, National Night Out in Dover. This was the second celebration for Dover and the rain held off for hundreds of people to come out and socialize at the fire department on Canal Street.
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My fascination with old houses and buildings began very young, maybe 6 years old, and has only grown since. This house has been one of my favorites ever since I was a little child. Originally the Weaver house, with the “home dressed meat” shop around the corner on 7 West Canal Street, the house has had dramatic changes from when it was first built at 2 North Main Street.
Harry C. Lehr remodeled this house into the beautiful home it is today.
Original 2 North Main St
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This house is sometimes referred to as “the gingerbread cottage” and is said to be the best place to watch the annual Halloween parade. The property, including Weaver’s Butcher Shop is for sale. Mr. Weaver is looking for a new butcher to take over the business, and keep fresh meats available in Dover, PA.
The house and all the property it includes is listed for $236,900. Listing Agent: Charles Krotzer– ReMax Patriots
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Built in 1975 with native cedar wood and stone, this house has five bedrooms and three baths, located on ten and a half acres of land in Dover, with a beautiful view from a top the mountain. The house was listed by York Real Estate for $950,000, but is no longer on the real estate market.
Beautiful house on the inside and out. ~P.
http://www.century21.com/real-estate/york-pa/LCPAYORK/ <—-more info on 485 Buck Road Dover
Dale and I were out yard saling again Saturday. He looks for broken computers and I look for history.
It was rainy on and off, not prime weather for yard sales. One that was open rain or shine was at Al Budrow’s home on Poplars Road. He recently moved to Dover after buying the property from Dallas Weigle, descendant of the founder of Weiglestown. Al said he bought the house because he fell in love with the barn. I asked permission to photo the barn and he was happy to oblige. It was Al’s yard sale that I bought prints of historic York and about 500 copies of newspapers also from York, and to my surprise, a few from New York and Philadelphia, all dating in the mid 1960’s.
Enjoy the photo gallery of Al’s barn. For more photos of Dover, PA visit my Facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/YouKnowYoureFromDoverPaWhen
Thanks for stopping by my blog! ~P.
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I slammed the brakes leaving Beaver Hole….I wonder how long till this sign is removed?
and I had nothing to do with it!!
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