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Georgetown's historic first firehouse receives restoration funding

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The historic first firehouse in Georgetown received USDA funding to restore the exterior. It should be completed by Return Day. Sussex County Councilman Sam Wilson, Georgetown Mayor Brian Pettyjohn and Georgetown volunteer firefighters joined USDA Director Jack Tarburton and U.S. Sen. Tom Carper to present the check to Carlton Moore, president of the Georgetown Historical Society.

  

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By Rachel Swick
Sussex Countian
Posted Jun 29, 2010 @ 12:06 PM
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GEORGETOWN, DEL. —

The USDA visited Georgetown on Monday, June 28 to present a check for $47,000 to restore the exterior of the historic first firehouse, located on Layton Avenue. For more information and photos, scroll down to our PHOTOS section.

The USDA visited Georgetown on Monday, June 28 to present a check for $47,000 to restore the exterior of the historic first firehouse, located on Layton Avenue. For more information and photos, scroll down to our PHOTOS section.

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