Readers recall the former Grandview pet cemetery in North Codorus Township, just outside Seven Valleys.
Spring Grove Archives
John F.M. Wolfe, the author of “Profile of Aviation, York County, Pennsylvania,” shared information about York County’s airmail pickup and delivery service in the 1930s and 1940s.
Jonathan Stayer, Supervisor of Reference Services for the Pennsylvania State Archives, helps to solve a handwriting mystery on a 1908 postcard sent to Swam, Pa.
Readers recall Central Bowling Alley, a former school and Sitler’s Dress Shop in York, PA, as well as a pet cemetery near Seven Valleys.
Last week, I mentioned that I was getting ready to share some reader memories veering into different areas of the couty, and this week’s journey takes us to Hanover and other places in southwestern York County. I hope you’ll both check out earlier comments on this topic (which I’ll include links
Reader Bob Finke shared an image of a metal York T&T plate – no, not dynamite; instead, it stood for York Telephone and Telegraph, a former phone provider in York, PA.
Readers share memories of life in Codorus Township, Spring Grove (including working at P.H. Glatfelter) and West York.
Reader Larry E. Slagle shares his memories of the Stoverstown area of North Codorus Township and its churches, businesses and more.
What: Snow on Main Street in Spring Grove Submitted by: Judy Ensminger of North Codorus Township Something interesting: Since I’m going to Vermont Wednesday and Thursday, where I hope it WON’T be snowy (imagine that), I thought it might be fun to share a snow-based reader photo I received a
Remember my earlier post from my trip to the New Salem antique store? You might recall my “job” was to find three items for the blog, and today, we’ll have a look at the second of them. This is a wooden souvenir half-dollar from the 1967 Annual Business Show of