The following news article is from the Lykens Standard, September 9, 1927, via Newspapers.com. _______________________________________ FISHERVILLE SUFFERED $15,000 BLAZE LABOR DAY AFTERNOON Effective work by a bucket brigade of 150 […]
The following news article is from the Harrisburg Evening News, September 6, 1927, via Newspapers.com. _______________________________________ 19 BUILDINGS ARE BURNED AT FISHERVILLE; WOMEN WORK THE PUMPS FISHERVILLE, September 6 [1927] […]
Cock fighting is a blood sport where birds specially raised and fitted to inflict maximum damage on their opponents square off against each other in a match where humans wager […]
The story of the great fire of 1910 at Fisherville, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, is told in news articles from Harrisburg, Elizabethville and Lykens newspapers. The fire destroyed a shirt factory […]
During the Civil War, George T.homas Leebrick, served in the 46th Pennsylvania Infantry, Company D, Private. He was a bookkeeper from Halifax and was a charter member of the G.A.R. […]
Imagine how many times this must have happened throughout the country? “State officials… oust… Gowen Post G.A.R. from its headquarters in State Armory. The Civil War veterans, who have extensive […]
On 20 November 1873, the Harrisburg Telegraph published a directory of School Directors and Teachers in Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, for the school year 1873-1874: Directory of the Public Schools of […]
On 20 November 1873, the Harrisburg Telegraph published a directory of School Directors and Teachers in Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, for the school year 1873-1874: Directory of the Public Schools of […]