In this town, the supposedly German POW-built “Hessian Powder Magazine” was converted into a museum. Putative “Molly Pitcher” Mary Hays is buried in this town, where in the 1890s cornetist and composer Dennison Wheelock led a school band. A pre-“Golden Tornado” Joe Guyon first became famous at a school in this town, which is the present-day home of the Army War College. Roger Taney and James Buchanan attended a Benjamin Rush-founded college in this town, (-5[1])where another (15[1])school pioneered a summer living and farm work program (15[1])called (*) “outing.” This town’s Dickinson College (10[1])hosts archives of a school (10[2])founded after a general’s experience at Florida’s Fort Marion informed his plan to “save the man.” For 10 points, in (10[1])what Pennsylvania town (10[1]-5[1])did Jim Thorpe attend a (10[1])notable “Indian (10[2])Industrial School?” ■END■ (0[3])