First Greene County Courthouse
A log structure built by George Graham and George Ullom for Sheriff James Hook in 1797, a year after Greene County was created in 1796. It was used as the county's seat of government until about 1800 when a brick courthouse was built on High Street. It is believed to be the oldest log courthouse on its original lot in Pennsylvania and possibly in the whole country.
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                                    The Cook's Friend and Home Guide

Compiled and published by the Ladies Aid Society of the M.E. Church of Jollytown in 1906 and now reproduced with the intention of providing a glimpse into the past, as well as a useful cookbook.  It is 126 pages of recipes and folk ways: cleaning, gardening, chicken tending, bug-killing tips, and philosophical musing.  The names on the recipes are a litany of Greene County people that you will recognize: Berdine, Clovis, Cole, Fordyce, Dye, Hennen, Phillips, Russell, Shriver,  and Wise are just a few.  Mrs. J.C. Clovis, alone, has 28 recipes and guides.

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