A 2004 Washington Post article [citation below] highlights Carlisle\u2019s 250 year history. Carlisle has seen successful Farmers Markets, Civil War generals, and prison breaks. Plenty of historical figures have graced the town, including British Major John Andre, Bessie Jones, Molly Pitcher, and Ben Franklin. This quaint town has more history than meets the eye. The author closes with, \u201cHaving weathered war and other winds of change, Carlisle\u2019s our bet to withstand the assaults of the new century.\u201d<\/p>\n
How has Carlisle responded to the introduction of Wal-Mart and other large retail stores?<\/p>\n
Christine H. O\u2019Toole. \u201cA Town With Mettle; From a bronze Molly Pitcher to iron cannonball scars, Carlisle, Pa., is heavy on the history :[FINAL Edition]. \u201d The Washington Post [Washington, D.C.] 14 Jul 2004,C02. ProQuest Newsstand. ProQuest. Dickinson College, Carlisle, PA. 23 Sep. 2007<\/p>\n
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A 2004 Washington Post article [citation below] highlights Carlisle\u2019s 250 year history. Carlisle has seen successful Farmers Markets, Civil War generals, and prison breaks. Plenty of historical figures have graced the town, including British Major John Andre, Bessie Jones, Molly … Continue reading