Millersburg – Young Man Killed on Railroad, 1881
This story comes from the pages of the Northumberland County Democrat, August 19, 1881: James Lower, a young man about eighteen years of age, son of Joseph Lower, of this […]
Herndon – The Flood at “Bull Run,” 1872
From the pages of the Northumberland County Democrat, Sunbury, August 23, 1872, comes this story of the damage caused by serious flooding in the area of Fiddler’s Run, Herndon, Northumberland […]
Williams Township – First Brick Home, 1860
The first brick home in Williams Township was built in 1860 by Thomas B. Davis, at 541 West Market Street, Williamstown, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania. Davis was the local druggist and […]
Millersburg – Residence of Henry Cordes, 1875
An 1875 print of the residence of Henry Cordes, Millersburg Station, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania. __________________________________________ From: Combination Atlas Map of Dauphin County Pennsylvania, by Everts & Stewart, Philadelphia, 1875 (Reproduction Edition, […]
Millersburg – Residence of H. B. Hoffman, 1875
An 1875 print of the H. B. Hoffman residence, Millersburg, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania. __________________________________________ From: Combination Atlas Map of Dauphin County Pennsylvania, by Everts & Stewart, Philadelphia, 1875 (Reproduction Edition, 1985). […]
Millersburg – Residence of John Neagley, 1875
An 1875 print picturing the residence of John Neagley, Millersburg, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania. __________________________________________ From: Combination Atlas Map of Dauphin County Pennsylvania, by Everts & Stewart, Philadelphia, 1875 (Reproduction Edition, 1985). […]
Berrysburg – Residence & Office of Dr. A. J. Kantz
An 1875 print showing the office and residence of Dr. A. J. Kantz, Berrysburg, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania. __________________________________________ From: Combination Atlas Map of Dauphin County Pennsylvania, by Everts & Stewart, Philadelphia, […]
Herndon Post Office – Benjamin Franklin Stamp, 1938
On May 19, 1938, a half-cent stamp was issued by the United States Post Office to honor Benjamin Franklin. This denomination was part of a new Presidential Series, with one […]