Morton Pennypacker, collector of historical material about Long Island
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Pennypacker Mills, a colonial revival mansion in Schwenksville, Pennsylvania
A torrential rainstorm had washed out a portion of the track near Kimberton, and a passenger train from Phoenixville, carrying about 130 people, including many returning from a Pennypacker family reunion, ran into the washout.
Samuel W. Pennypacker | Pennypacker | Pennypacker Mills | Morton Pennypacker | Benjamin Pennypacker House |
No one knows how much time and thought was put into the project idea, but eventually permanent charters for the development of the stream were granted by the Commonwealth and signed by Governor Pennypacker on the 30th of March, 1906 (Drake, 1905).