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By Mike Wintermantel, May 24, 2013
Ole Bull's Colony Marker
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1 ► Pennsylvania, Potter County, Coudersport — Ole Bull's Colony —  |
| The 11,144 acres of land within the tract acquired by the noted Norwegian violinist in 1852 were southeast of here. Here were village sites, New Norway, Oleona, New Bergen, Walhalla, and Ole Bull's Castle. — — Map (db m125157) HM | |||
| 2 ► Pennsylvania, Potter County, Cross Fork — Ole Bornemann Bull — 1810 - 1880 — |
| The famous Norwegian violinist located a colony of fellow Norwegians near this site in September of 1852. From this vantage point, Ole Bull started to build his castle. This large wooden cabin was never completed. All that remains is the foundation . . . — — Map (db m125095) HM | |||