Macaroni_and_Cheez

Macaroni_and_Cheez t1_iys5170 wrote

Yep, googled the photographer and found this: https://www.ydr.com/story/news/history/blogs/universal-york/2016/03/08/a-a-bosshart-prolific-artist-and-photographer-of-york-county-people-and-landscapes/81497408/

This is the closest I could find looking around downtown York (city), but it isn't exact. https://www.google.com/maps/place/First+St+John's+Lutheran+Church/@39.959966,-76.732335,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m5!3m4!1s0x89c88ea88c1d5f59:0xac28426cc2684056!8m2!3d39.9599703!4d-76.7301507 Missing the chimney and some of the features on the steeple don't quite match.

OP, I'd suggest posting to a York County sub (if one exists? Idk, I'm not from out there) or a York genealogy group on Facebook. Even if the church has been demolished, genealogists and local historians can probably still help you identify it.

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Macaroni_and_Cheez t1_isohf1p wrote

Yep! I know Colorado does this for sure. All registered voters automatically get a ballot in the mail for each election. If you don’t want to vote by mail, you can bring it to your polling place. Makes perfect sense.

Meanwhile in PA, if you order a mail-in ballot and decide to vote in person, they give you a hard time and try to give you a provisional ballot even if you turn in your mail-in. I’ve done this twice and they had to call someone offsite to confirm each time.

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