Berwick, Adams County, Pennsylvania, Postcards
Some Berwick, Adams County, Pennsylvania postcards. These are all in the public domain so you may use them in any way you like.
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Nice research Karen! Thank you. Are these all public domain? Are the Fursts originally from Berwick?
Yes they are in the public domain. No, the Fursts are not from Berwick, just sharing.