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• Young's Camps
  File:Young's_30.JPG|<center>John Halacy the building inspector,courtesy of Gail Dollar and Teri Johnson</center>
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• Rest Seeker's Inn
  ...and was known throughout the capital district for the meals he served. The building was demolished several years ago. The Inn in the early days had a six hole ...s torn down in 2008. The wing on the right was perhaps the oldest existing building in East Berne at the time.
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• Baptist Church of Bern and Knox, in the Rensselaerville Association New York - 1852 to 1856
  & by him collected & appropriated to building Church 90.<br> <br>&nbsp;&nbsp;At a Regular Meeting of the building Committee for the erection of the Church edifice for the Baptist Ch of Bern
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• Hochstrasser's Store
  *21 C. the building is now apartments.
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• Underground Railroad through Berne
  ...Johannes Fisher or his son [[Jacob Fisher]] built a large, one-room brick building to house their three slaves, plus those of travelers staying in his inn. Co ...obably be Cobleskill, Schoharie County to the west. There is a large brick building on [[The Johannes Fisher House| farm]] outside the [[hamlet of Berne]] that
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• The Johannes Fisher House
  *At some time a large, one-room brick building was built behind the house to house slaves. Conveniently located behind it
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• Baptist Church of Bern and Knox, in the Rensselaerville Association New York - 1881 to 1885
  ...e Township Albany Co. N.Y. Sept. 21st 1887 the following were Appointed as Building Committee. Hiram P. Gage, Charles F. Seabury, Henry A. Wilber, Henry Witte ...iption together with a record of the subscribers names contributing to the building of the house of worship for the first Baptist Church of Bern and Knox.
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• Lot 564
  ...Johannes Fisher or his son [[Jacob Fisher]] built a large, one-room brick building to house their three slaves, plus those of travelers staying in his inn. Co
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• Lot 614
  ...Johannes Fisher or his son [[Jacob Fisher]] built a large, one-room brick building to house their three slaves, plus those of travelers staying in his inn. Co
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• Article on the history of Berne from the Knowersville Enterprise, 1884
  ...their medical qualities. Mr. Hochstrosser has built a large and commodious building in which he can accommodate at least eighty people, and during the summer m
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• West Berne
  Image:Route 146.jpg|<center>Building Rte 146, formerly known as the "Plank Road" photo courtesy of Shirley Oster Image:WB 44.jpg|<center>Building a new concrete bridge in West Berne</center>
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• Settle's Store
  ...nter>This shows how modernization by adding picture windows to an historic building can destroy the historic look completely.<br.>Google Earth, 2008</center>
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• Huntersland Christian Church
  ...hurch of Berne was in [[Reidsville]].) The following year the first church building was erected on the present site. It was an “Evangelical” church. Baptis
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• Brate, James - Memoir of Reidsville
  ...father in 1840. At one time the post office was located in the rear of the building and later an addition was put on which operated as a store. My grandfather
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• Hamlet of Berne
  ...Town Hall]] is located here in what was once the [[Upper Hotel]]. The same building houses the [[Berne Public Library]]. Upstairs is the [[Berne Museum]] with ...usher.jpg|<center>This was a steam powered rock crusher that was used when building the road to Gallupville from West Berne. This was located across from the W
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• Timeline of Berne History
  *1796 Lutheran church constructs simple frame building at the site of the Pine Grove Cemetery (now Pine Grove Lutheran Cemetery) *1835 [[St. Paul's Lutheran Church]] constructs brick building in [[Bernville]]
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• Berne School No. 3
  The school was disolved on July 15, 1944. Falling down in 1976, the building is now gone.
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• History
  ...l families to own slaves. About 1812 Fischer built a large, one-room brick building to house his three slaves, plus those of travelers staying in his inn. Conv
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• Cyclone
  ...almost miraculous. Huge trees had fallen all about it, barely missing the building on four sides. Truly an unseen hand must have saved this family from death. ...ouse was leveled to the ground, also part of the of the shed, barn and the building badly wrecked. Fifteen acres of buckwheat and four acres of barley and oats
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• Berne visitor attractions and facilities
  ...Beaver Dam (as what is now the town of Berne was then called). The present building was built in the [[hamlet of Berne]] in 1832. ...ormed Church because of its location near [[Thompson's Lake]]. The present building was built 1925 to replace an earlier one destroyed by fire the previous yea
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