Tag: Throwback Thursday

(Provided photo)   The oldest, continuing picnic in Pennsylvania is held the third weekend of July. The first Frenchville Picnic ...

(Provided photo) This is a group photograph that was taken at the Shaw Camp, located in Goshen Township, in 1926. ...

(Provided photo) Brady Township was organized in 1826. Prior to that, an early Indian trail, called the Shamokin Path, passed ...

(Provided photo) Westover Borough lies in southwestern Clearfield County within Chest Township. The logging industry once dominated the town that ...

(Provided photo)   This photo is a view of Penfield in 1912. According to information from the Dubois Historical Society, ...

(Provided photo) This photo shows some of the workers at the Karthaus Fire Brick Plant, near the banks of Mosquito ...

(Provided photo) The Moore Funeral Home was established in 1901 by N.R. Moore in DuBois. He operated it until his ...

(Provided photo) Transporting logs on waterways in the county was from the 1840’s until 1914. The massive period was between ...

(Provided photo) This photo portrays the 11 young men who made up the Grassflat community baseball team in 1936.  They ...

(Provided photo) The “large and commodious hotel” was built by George W. Jose in 1886 along what would become the ...