“Kingfish” of Amos ‘n Andy at Wiconisco Church, 1969
The following article appeared in the Lykens Standard of November 13, 1969: “Kingfish” of the Amos ‘n Andy radio show will sing and preach at the Wesley United Methodist Church […]
The following article appeared in the Lykens Standard of November 13, 1969: “Kingfish” of the Amos ‘n Andy radio show will sing and preach at the Wesley United Methodist Church […]
Nearly two years into national protests against the Amos ‘n Andy radio program which starred two former black-face minstrel entertainers, Freeman Gosden and Charles Correll, the Wiconisco Methodist Church decided […]
On Labor Day weekend 1925, the Ku Klux Klan of Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, held a huge demonstration in Harrisburg, the county seat and capital city of the state. Large crowds […]
An undated photograph of the interior of the mine at Short Mountain Colliery, Bear Gap, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania. The two miners are identified as Amos “Spinney” Minnich and Joss Evans. […]
A 1951 photograph of Wiconisco Telephone and Telegraph repairman Paul C. Gonder, Elizabethville, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, published as part of an advertisement for the company. Photo caption: Paul C. Gonder, […]
An undated photograph of a Civil War drum said to belong to Joseph Dunlap. Joseph Dunlap was a Civil War soldier who was born in Chester, Chester County, Pennsylvania, February […]
A 1950 photograph of the Wiconisco Firemen’s Band, Wiconisco, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania. They are marching in the Tremont Firemen’s Parade in July 1950. ____________________________________ From the West Schuylkill Press & […]
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] […]