Cannabis Ruderalis

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English: Old Swedish Burial Ground in Chester, Delaware County, Pennsylvania. John Morton, a signer of the Declaration of Independence is buried under the column. The building in the background is the Delaware County Bank on the NRHP. PHMC state historical marker dedicated on Saturday, May 15, 1954. Located on 3rd St., E of Ave. of the States 39.8472°N 75.3584°W City. Historical topics: Ethnic & Immigration, Religion
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