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Aerial Video Tour Greencastle, Pennsylvania - Robert Peak Design

Aerial Video Tour Greencastle, Pennsylvania is a Robert Peak Design drone footage video showing the small American town of Greencastle Borough, Franklin County, Pennsylvania. This aerial tour was filmed in December 2015 and shows the beautiful town founded in 1782 by Revolutionary War Colonel John Allison after receiving about 360 acres from his father, William Allison. The town, named after Greencastle, County Donegal, Ireland, was originally composed of 246 lots. By 1790, there were about sixty houses in Greencastle which were homes to approximately 400 people, and by the mid-nineteenth century, the population had reached 1,125 residents. In 1805, the town was incorporated as a Borough. Today the population of Greencastle, Pennsylvania is Highlights of Greencastle include the Allison-Antrim Museum, Browns Mill School, Martins Mill Covered Bridge, the Jerome R. King Playground, and the Triennial Greencastle-Antrim Old Home Week. Copyright, Robert Peak Design, 2018. RELATED VIDEOS: RPD Video Production REEL: http://bit.ly/2LXgKnT 2018 Video Awards Robert Peak Design: http://bit.ly/MuseAward Aerial Video Tours of Cities & Towns Playlist: http://bit.ly/RPDAerialTowns Award Winning Client Videos: http://bit.ly/RPDAwardVideos Subscribe to Robert Peak Design to learn how we can help you to reach the clients you want and deserve. SUBSCRIBE:    / robertpeakdesign   CLICK the bell icon next to the Subscribe button, to get NOTIFICATIONS of uploads. Connect with us: WEBSITE: https://www.robert-peak.com/ FACEBOOK:   / robertpeakdesign   INSTAGRAM:   / robert_peak   GREENCASTLE Borough, Franklin County, Pennsylvania: https://www.greencastlepa.gov ABOUT ROBERT PEAK DESIGN Robert Peak established his career in 1987 with graphic design in Washington, D.C. He was on the forefront of the budding desktop publishing movement and both catered to a substantial list of design clients and served as expert consultant to government agencies and private firms for effectively using design software. In 1993, he undertook a 4-year round-the-world travel and photography expedition with his wife, Jennifer Carpenter-Peak, and subsequently relocated to Berkeley Springs, West Virginia. The studio doors were reopened in 1996, and the firm expanded the services in 2002 with commercial photography, in 2007 with film production, and in 2013 with aerial photography/cinematography.