File:Orson C. Chamberlain's Grave in Orson, Pennsylvania, Cemetery.JPG
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English: The grave of Orson C. Chamberlain in the Village of Orson Cemetery in Orson, Pennsylvania. The village is the namesake of the boy, who died of diphtheria on December 25, 1878, at the age of eight years, nine months, and three days. The cemetery is located along Clark Rd across from Independent Lake, and this photo was taken looking west into the cemetery. |
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| Author | Jln Dlphk |
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