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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.
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.
York County’s Delma Rivera-Lytle is seen with her aunt and uncle, Juan and Doris Román. Juan Román became the first U.S. victim of Lassa fever when he died visiting the Rivera in York County, Pa., in 1969. Lassa is a distant cousin of Ebola.
Neat place No. 1: The cafe in New Freedom can be the endpoint for an
Linked in/Neat stuff, below: 113-year-old York countian/Dover ID trial’s 10th anniversary This image highlights the
This is the view across Red Lion’s Fairmount Park. That’s the community war memorial (see
Linked in/Neat stuff: Want to know more about Gettysburg’s Cyclorama?/Painting church icons Bricker’s French Fries,
Jennifer Murray speaks on ‘ “From These Honored Dead” ‘: Gettysburg and World War II’
The R.W. Zercher on this monument in Apeldoorn in the Netherlands was known as Bob