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Who Knew? Jackson House, on the road to Lebanon County

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Cornwall historian Bruce Chadbourne traces the history of the Jackson House, named for longtime Cornwall Iron Furnace manager James Patterson Jackson, who lived there from the 1860s until 1892.
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Who Knew? Jackson House, on the road to Lebanon County

Cornwall historian Bruce Chadbourne traces the history of the Jackson House, named for longtime Cornwall Iron Furnace manager James Patterson Jackson, who lived there from the 1860s until 1892.

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LebTown broke the news on Wednesday, June 24, 2026.
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