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Union Fire Cmpany; 1886, also houses municipal office
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The Strand; restaurant became movie theater Christmas Day 1920
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The Confer; 1880, Italianate with grand ballroom on top floor
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The Balthaser Building, 1885 market building
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Seaman's Bakery, bakery for 70 years beginning in 1887
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Scott House; Victorian Federal for carriagemaker William Scott
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Schmick House; built early 1900s by industrialist to get wife to move here from Philly - no go
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Rotary Club clock, 2002
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Post Office; Hamburg got post office in 1798, second in Berks County
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North Gate Dove, 1889 by the Blue Mountain Legione
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miller House; Queen Anne brick with steep roof and double row of roof snowbirds
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Mill Creek; flooded 1906, flows under shop and street until here
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Mehorg House; Queen Anne built for George Mehorg
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Leibensperger Funeral Home since 1935; built in 1829
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Kaercher Mill site; town's first industry a grist mill here in 1779; burned 1875 and replaced with this
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Hamburg Savings and Trust Company; begun in 1877, this building 1923
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Hamburg Library, 1904, oldest in Berks County still operating as library
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Hamburg Item, 1930
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from 1909 to 1920 this was the town's earliest movie theater
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First United Church of Christ, 1899, Richardsonian Romanesque
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First National Bank; old post office turned into bank in 1908
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First National Bank and Trust Company vault alarm
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First National Bank and Trust Company – marble, with a columned entrance done in the Classical Revival style primarily with Greek detailing
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Federal hme with gabled roof dormer and fine detail work around windows
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Drug store since 1906; Adams & Bright since 1929
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Burkey Row; house built by Daniel for his sons for helping in his businesses
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Burkey House; owner of funeral home and furnishing store
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Burkey & Driscoll's; oldest business in town, operated by the same family from 1852 to present
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Bethany Methodist Church, 1913 of native stone
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American Houe Hotel; an inn has stood on this spot for almost 200 years
