…visual information. But the writer and architectural historian in Butcher means that his captions are packed with reliable information. Without further delay, here is info on Butcher’s latest work: Scott…
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…Nellie Scott was one of them. Here is her story, from a York Daily Record/Sunday News article (5/30/04): Nellie Scott caught a “M*A*S*H” episode once. She doesn’t remember much of…
Local architectural expert Scott Butcher chose Gethsemane Hall as the cover image of his new book, “York’s Historic Architecture.” Butcher writes that Freemasons constructed the 111 N. Beaver St. building…
Scott Butcher has produced a coffee table book filled with photos about York. He will speak on York’s architecture at the York County Heritage Trust’s Second Saturday program, set for…
This mansion and its neighborhood share the name Elmwood. This area is known for its diverse architecture. Scott Butcher writes about the mansion, the Spring Garden neighborhood and the Hobbit…
…Yorkblog history team – Scott Mingus, June Lloyd and Scott Butcher – who also will present along with Mark Snell at Wednesday’s panel presentation. Here’s a sampling of recent publications…
…blogging. It introduced four Yorkbloggers on history topics – Scott Mingus, Scott Butcher, June Lloyd and myself. Why blog on local history? … I wrote: “These respected bloggers, exploring issues…
…Strausbaugh, Scott’s father. Other York Town Square posts involving national newsmakers or news stories with Dover ties: Jeff Koons, Ray Krone, Daniel Drawbaugh, Jeb Stuart, John Kuhn , Scott Strausbaugh…
…is where Scott first saw him. The would-be King of Rock’n’Roll performed two sets at Valley View, and “the more he shook, the more they screamed,” Scott said. This was…
…period. York architectural historian and fellow blogger Scott Butcher found documents from the mid-1970s that put forth additions for façade renovation and the planting of trees, including the Bradford pears…