Shippen House

Shippen House is a Pennsylvania historical marker in Lancaster, Lancaster County, dedicated 1950.

Lancaster County · dedicated 1950 · NW corner, Orange & Lime Sts., Lancaster

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Site of house occupied, 1751-1781, by Edward Shippen; lawyer, judge, Chairman Committee of Observation, and grandfather of Peggy Shippen Arnold. An earlier occupant was Thomas Cookson, first Burgess of Lancaster County.

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Shippen House

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