The Thomas Lightfoote Inn - Historical 1788 - Williamsport, Pennsylvania, US

The Thomas Lightfoote Inn - Historical 1788 - Williamsport, Pennsylvania, USFrom the "Historical Collection" The Thomas Lightfoote Inn is located in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, and was built in 1792. It was originally built as a plantation house, by Thomas Up Pen Grooff and his brother. The Grooff brothers were Quakers, and against the owning of slaves, and had built a tunnel under the house leading to the Susquehanna River a few hundred feet away, allowing fleeing slaves from the south free passage. This was known as the

two of which are in 3D effect

or as the perfect Easter or Non-winter gift that can be lighted all year round giving a warm glow

new for the 2024 season

Americana 1776 tea light box available in two sizes

It is made of sturdy cardboard with an engraved wooden base and detailed window scenes all taken from its actural interior

and each shop features its corresponding detailed window scenes

Professionally flocked with wooden base

Engraved 1776-2026 numerals

4th of July Napkin holder:  Holder with patriotic flag art

Face sides 6” wide x 5” high x 1/4” thick

This piece is HO scale (1:87:1) which is suitable for the all popular HO trains in case you wish to display them along with the train at Christmas  promoting peace of community

with the side images taken from Immaculate Conception in Bastress