hundeesport412
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Ok, so if we have the site located properly maybe you can advise a better name for it? Rich Hill seems a little north of the location and is a better fit for the site where the PEMA repeater is. Best I can tell that fire tower was called Chestnut Ridge but not 100% on that. A quick look at the PA SCIP and FCC licenses doesn't list any name for FAYE60.
CHESTNUT RIDGE
Fayette County
November 5, 1952: "An 80-foot fire tower will be built on Chestnut Ridge along the Springfield-Connellsville Township line, half a mile south of Route 711, District Forester Loren R. Brown announced.
The tower will replace Banning Knob lookout and serve as a key observation point for forest fires in Northern Fayette and Southern Westmoreland Counties. It will be linked by radio with the three steel 80-foot towers at Jumonville, Pond Field and Sugar Loaf Knob, near Ohiopyle.
Forest Inspector George B. Martin will direct erection of the tower, which is being moved from a site near Marienville." (The Charleroi Mail)
Call it Chestnut Ridge or Connellsville.
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