Additions to the National Register of Historic Places
Written by PA Heritage Staff in the Additions category and the Spring 1982 issue Topics in this article:Additions lists cultural resources in Pennsylvania - districts, sites, buildings, structures and objects - entered in the National Register of Historic Places.
February 3 to November 17, 1981
While the National Register was closed for almost a year to the listing of private properties, the following publically owned buildings and sites were placed:
Allegheny County
- Carnegie Free Library, 300 Beachwood Ave., Carnegie
- St. Boniface Roman Catholic Church, East St., Pittsburgh
Armstrong County
- Armstrong County Courthouse & Jail, Market & Jefferson Sts., Kittanning
Bedford County
- New Enterprise Public School, L.R. 05076, South Woodbury Township, New Enterprise
Berks County
- Covered Bridges of Berks County, A Thematic Resources NomĀination
Centre County
- Farmer’s High School (Pennsylvania State University), College Ave. & Atherton St., University Park
Chester County
- West Chester State College Quad Historic District, West Chester State College, West Chester
Dauphin County
- Camp Curtin Fire Station, 2504 N. 6th St., Harrisburg
- Clemson Island Prehistoric District, Clemson Island, Halifax Township
Fayette County
- Carnegie Free Library, S. Pittsburgh St., Connellsville
Lackawanna County
- Scranton Fire Station, 518 Mulberry St., Scranton
- Scranton Municipal Building, 340 N. Washington Ave., Scranton
Lancaster County
- United States Post Office, 50 W. Chestnut St., Lancaster
Lehigh County
- Fireman’s Drinking Fountain, Main St., Slatington
- Haines Mill, Walnut St. & Main Boulevard, South Whitehall Township
- Lehigh County Prison, Fourth & Linden Sts., Allentown
- Lock Ridge Furnace Complex, Franklin & Church Sts., Alburtis Old Lehigh County Courthouse, 5th & Hamilton, Allentown
Northumberland County
- Dr. Joseph Priestly House (Cross Keys Inn), 100 King St., Northumberland
Philadelphia County
- Four Public Squares of Philadelphia, A Thematic Resources Nomination, Philadelphia