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This scene has certainly changed in the past fifty years.

678 Main Street, next to the current Slatington Library building.

Once the site of the Ben Franklin Five and Dime; Had been the site of general merchandise store from very early on.

Lewis (Louie) Souerwine gas pump and garage. Later owned by Dewey Lentz.

Intersection of Chestnut Alley and Main Street. At one time located between the two school buildings, which are no longer there.

"I thought the building's set back position was Hallman's. Now I look at it again and notice the cast iron fence in foreground. That fence still stands across the street from Hallman's. The former borough hall building to left should also have made…

Home of Dr. Charles H. & Minnie M. (Roper) Muschlitz, built around 1905.