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MUNICIPALITY INFORMATION

Name

Albion Borough

Founded

1861

Last Entry Update

7/21/2015


HISTORY

Albion is the southernmost of Erie County's boroughs and offers a lively downtown business district with a small town population of approximately 1,500. The area is rich in history, fitting for a town built along the banks of the Erie Extension Canal in the mid 1800s. In 1861, Albion incorporated with a population of 443.Trains travel the route today and activity abounds. A well-used area in the borough is the recreational Community Park. It was built during the Depression by the WPA (Works Progress Administration). A fabulous feature in the park is a carousel that is recognized as the second oldest working carousel in the United States. It is housed indoors, but operates on the weekends each summer. The largest attraction to the area is the annual Albion Area Fair. Source: Erie Regional Chamber & Growth Parnership, www.eriepa.com


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118 W STATE ST
47 E PEARL ST
Albion Methodist Church, 49 FRANKLIN ST
69 FRANKLIN ST

12 E PEARL ST
126 N MAIN ST
136 E STATE ST
15 THIRD AVE
15 W PEARL ST
156 N MAIN ST
19 CHERRY ST
19 N MAIN ST
19 W PEARL ST
195 E STATE ST
198 S MAIN ST
21 WEST AVE
23 CLIFF ST
28 CLIFF ST
30 E STATE ST
32 SECOND AVE
38 N MAIN ST
42 S PARK AVE
43 S MAIN ST
45 MARKET ST
5 W PEARL ST
63 N MAIN ST
65 E STATE ST
65 PARK AVE
9 S WATER ST
JULIET ST
S MAIN ST


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