Records, 1853-1935.

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Records, 1853-1935.

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The records of Carlisle Gas & Water describe all aspects of company affairs. There is a good deal of technical data documenting the operations of coal, gas and hydroelectric plants.

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SNAC Resource ID: 6738350

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Carlisle Gas and Water Company (Pa.).

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Electric Bond and Share Company

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