Gallup Homestead (1910)

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Earl Gallup and Family Return Home Thrsday, March 22, 1934 Assistant Postmaster Earl Gallup and family are preparing to move on the first of April from Bank street to the Gallup homestead, his boyhood home, in Irish Hollow. Mr. Gallup is making extensive improvements to the fine farmhouse, including installation of modern plumbing equipment and a complete electric light and power plant. The residence is being repainted and redecorated.

A. L. Gallup Sells Part of Farm Thursday, November 26, 1936 By a deal concluded Friday, A. L. Gallup, prominent Irish Hollow farmer, sold part of his acres – the original Gallup farm on the Smethport-Burbank paved highway – to E. Raymond comes, et al. These broad acres laying on both sides of the highway, adjoin the model dairy farm of E. D. Comes & Sons. Located on the property are a dwelling house and huge barn. The original Gallup homestead was destroyed by fire several years ago. Mr. Gallup retains the Irish Hollow farm which he purchased from the late James Quirk and on which he resides.

2009 Gallup Homestead

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