Col. Philip Cochran Historical Marker

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State St
Erie, PA 16508
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The Col. Philip Cochran Historical Marker in Erie, PA commemorates the life and achievements of Col. Philip Cochran, a prominent historical figure in the region.

Visitors can learn about the significant contributions and impact that Col. Cochran had on the local community and beyond through the information provided at this historical marker.

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