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Dr. George Smith

Dr. George Smith is a Pennsylvania historical marker in Dre, Delaware County, dedicated 1985.

Delaware County · dedicated 1985 · On Collenbrook property past barn and between house and carriage shed, .1 mile off Mansion Ave., Dre

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A doctor, judge, scientist, and State Senator, Smith came to Collenbrook in 1829 upon his marriage to Mary Lewis, heir to this eighteenth-century family estate. He was a founder of the Delaware County Institute of Science and author of the 1862 "History of Delaware County." While a Senator, as chairman of the Education Committee, he drafted the 1836 law providing for this State's first public school code.

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Marker data: Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission via data.pa.gov

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