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Here are some interesting facts about New Cumberland, Pennsylvania:
1. New Cumberland was first settled in 1837.
2. The town was originally named "Bridgeport" due to its location near the Susquehanna River, but it was later renamed "New Cumberland" to avoid confusion with another Pennsylvania town named Bridgeport.
3. During the Civil War, New Cumberland was an important transportation hub for the Union Army, with troops and supplies passing through the town on their way to battlefields in the South.
4. New Cumberland is home to the oldest continually operating American Legion post in the United States. The post was founded in 1919 by veterans of World War I.
5. The town is known for its historic architecture, including Victorian-era homes and buildings dating back to the early 1800s.
6. The New Cumberland Army Depot, located just outside of town, was established in 1918 as a storage and distribution center for military supplies. Today, it serves as a maintenance and logistics facility for the Army.
7. New Cumberland is home to the Cedar Cliff High School Colts, a successful high school football team that has won multiple state championships.
8. The town hosts several annual events, including the New Cumberland Apple Festival in September and the Founders Festival in June.
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