Talk:Montrose, Pennsylvania
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Con artists? edit
There is mention twice of con artists in the history section, the parenthesis are never closed. There is no link to the people mentioned.
Several townsfolk and local historians (brainwashed by the con artists Sherman and Tom Wooden claim that Montrose played a significant role in the Northern Trail of the Underground Railroad, and that several escaped slaves families were housed temporarily in town.47.132.46.5 (talk) 01:08, 8 December 2021 (UTC)