George V. Massey Traditional Cache
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George V. Massey train station
George V. Massey, a prominent Dover Lawyer designed the new Railroad Station on Loockerman Street after prevailing upon the Pennsylvania Railroad Company to build the replacement station. George V. Massey born December 16, 1841, West Whiteland, Chester County, Pennsylvania, moved to Dover, Delaware in 1852 and died October 21, 1924 at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania George V. Massey, Adjutant General of Volunteers, War of Rebellion. Mr. Massey was a Lawyer, engaged in practice, in Dover, Delaware from 1865-1895. He was Solicitor for the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Company from 1876-1895, Assistant General Solicitor from 1895-1902, General Counsel from November 26, 1902 through December 31, 1911, Pennsylvania Railroad Member Board of Control, World’s Columbian Exposition, Chicago, 1893, Commissioner General on behalf of the United States at the International Exposition at Antwerp, Belgium in 1894. The State's General Assembly voted to rename the building using his name was officially approved on July 13, 2000. some people say these cords are closer N 39° 09.406 W 075° 31.905
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