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“She is able to give us a real story about the value of our history,” Jeff Kirkland of the York African American History Society said about York native Debra Newman Ham.
“So many were dying in York,” two historians wrote about the Spanish flu’s impact, “that undertakers were running out of caskets.”
Leroy Atwater has assisted in bringing three monuments honoring black veterans in the York area from idea to completion.
On its 10th-year anniversary of blogging, York Town Square is moving to another platform on the York Daily Record’s ydr.com website. Learn more about how to find the latest posts.
Check out this neat, unrelated stuff about York County history from all over, including a new book on Gen. Jacob L. Devers and a mystery statue.
J. Horace Rudy came to York from Pittsburgh, but he settled into his new home more than a century ago, where he became known for his stained glass work, his paintings and his curatorial work.
A new look on ydr.com is part of a continuing evolution in local journalism, which recently received a national shout-out.
Check out this neat, unrelated stuff about York County history, including George Washington Memorial Plaza and the unsung York Town Craftsmen Guild.
Look, mom, one hand. This is one of York Barbell’s iconic weightlifters and part of the “history mysteries” series.