RAILCAR GOLD is a historically accurate multi-generational fictional tale of hidden treasure, primarily set in York County, Pennsylvania during the latter half of the Nineteenth Century. This is Part 2 of Chapter 19 . . . Sustainable. A new part will be posted every Thursday. Recent chapters stand alone, starting
RAILCAR GOLD is a historically accurate multi-generational fictional tale of hidden treasure, primarily set in York County, Pennsylvania during the latter half of the Nineteenth Century. This is Part 6 of Chapter 11 . . . Princeton. A new part will be posted every Thursday. Recent chapters stand alone, starting
RAILCAR GOLD is a historically accurate multi-generational fictional tale of hidden treasure, primarily set in York County, Pennsylvania during the latter half of the Nineteenth Century. This is Part 5 of Chapter 11 . . . Princeton. A new part will be posted every Thursday. Recent chapters stand alone, starting
RAILCAR GOLD is a historically accurate multi-generational fictional tale of hidden treasure, primarily set in York County, Pennsylvania during the latter half of the Nineteenth Century. This is Part 4 of Chapter 11 . . . Princeton. A new part will be posted every Thursday. Recent chapters stand alone, starting
This is a zoomed in view of George S. Billmeyer, from the side-by-side portraits of George and his father Charles Billmeyer that appeared in my post Resemblance is remarkable between Goodridge image of Charles Billmeyer and photo of his son, George S. Billmeyer. This photo was taken during the spring
Two of my readers raised a similar question about a previous post. What possible reason would there be for a letter about George S. Billmeyer of York concerning a 1869 football game in New Jersey to be in the Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library? This posted image of the transcribed letter
RAILCAR GOLD is a historically accurate multi-generational fictional tale of hidden treasure, primarily set in York County, Pennsylvania during the latter half of the Nineteenth Century. This is Part 3 of Chapter 11 . . . Princeton. A new part will be posted every Thursday. Recent chapters stand alone, starting