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Jimmy Brown: Keeping Stories From Local History Alive
This article originally appeared in the May 2025 issue of Town&Gown magazine. I recently had the honor of visiting Jimmy Brown (James Robert Brown) at his home in Spring Mills. He and his fiancé, Susan Randolph, had just restored a rare 1861 map of Centre County that they had found rolled up in the attic of Susan’s childhood home, known as the Millheim Toll House. They proudly shared how they had worked with conservators at Penn State to restore…
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