Urban legends about York College’s campus abound, and its archives help tell the school’s real story
John Fisher’s Pennsylvania’s Coat of Arms is viewed as the most significant among many holdings
John Fisher’s Pennsylvania’s Coat of Arms is viewed as the most significant among many holdings
A member of the community mentioned Christian Bucks, the youngster behind the widespread Buddy Bench movement, on a list of well-known people with York,County, Pa. links and roots. His idea is that if a student is sitting on the bench along, another student should recognize that and take a seat, too. The idea came up when Christian was a first-grader at Central York School District’s Roundtown Elementary School and it spread from there. Christian rightly appears on a list of accomplished people, as you’ll see below.
York County, Pa., has produced its second NFL Hall of Famer – Ron Wolf. Here,
This was one of York County, Pa.’s best-known barns – and we have many grand barns – before it burned to the ground in 2006. It was visible from a major road and intended to be an accessible county showpiece. Where did this barn stand? Memories of this very public farm, in the past or present?
York Rotary 100: These 9 photos provide snapshot of century-old club.
Linked in/Neat stuff: Yorkbloggers win preservation award/Stately Biesecker Mill interests people The Dutch Club fire
History Mystery: This landmark served as a railroad hotel and eatery after it went up in 1883. It served as a stop for people coming into town from the York County, Pa., countryside as well. It has been remodeled several times over the decades and serves as an eatery today. Can you locate this place? Answer: http://goo.gl/wmJL34.
The Red Lion Country Club’s banquet hall erupts in flames in February, as captured by
This is a story of two front pages and two venerable York, Pa., families. Next
The R.W. Zercher on this monument in Apeldoorn in the Netherlands was known as Bob