Harrisburg

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The history of Harrisburg is vividly captured through unique vintage postcards, showcasing its evolution from a ferry point established by John Harris in 1733 to a significant city in American politics and industry. As the legislative seat of Pennsylvania, it played a crucial role during the Civil War and was a pioneer in transportation and steel production. The narrative of triumph, tragedy, and rebirth highlights how Harrisburg continually adapted and thrived, reflecting the broader story of a growing nation.