Albert W. Williams – Killed at Short Mountain Colliery, 1899
The death of Albert Williams was reported in the Elizabethville Echo, 6 July 1899: Killed at Lykens Lykens, 3 July 1899 — Albert W. Williams, a young man about 25 […]
The death of Albert Williams was reported in the Elizabethville Echo, 6 July 1899: Killed at Lykens Lykens, 3 July 1899 — Albert W. Williams, a young man about 25 […]
From the Harrisburg Daily Independent, 1 January 1906: MINE INSPECTOR IN OFFICE Charles J. Price Ready for Business Special to the Star-Independent Lykens, Pennsylvania, 1 January 1906 — Charles J. […]
A photograph of the Lykens Valley Coal Company’s Shipping Office at Millersburg, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania. The three persons standing in front of the office are not identified. __________________________________ From: “Lykens-Williams […]
Charles J. Price Mr. Price, the present District State Coal Inspector, was born in Wales. He came to America at the age of five years and engaged in and about […]
A photograph of the end of the Lykens Valley Railroad Treslte and the end of the Wiconisco Canal at Millersburg, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania. The rail line was also called the […]
Henry Keiser Mr. Keiser was born in Gratz, 26 October 1840.In the spring of the year 1850, Mr. Keiser came to Lykens, and is probably the oldest citizen of the […]
Charles W. Snyder Mr. Snyder is a native of Lykens, a descendant of early settlers and a very highly respected citizen of the borough. He has been an employee at […]
A photograph of the Lykens Valley Basin and Wharf and the end of the Old Wiconisco Canal at Millersburg, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania. Also, the end of the railroad, where coal […]