Linked in/Neat stuff, below: Who is that History Mystery man?/York, Pa.’s tobacco culture The view
York Revs/pros Archives
This former Major Leaguer came from Red Land, home of the U.S. Little League winner. Can you ID him?
This former Major League baseball player is from Goldsboro, the area covered by the U.S.
York County, Pa., has produced its second NFL Hall of Famer – Ron Wolf. Here,
Gen. Jacob Loucks Devers was not only a ranking general in the European Theater in World War II. After the war, this York County, Pa., native and four-star general became a celebrity around his home county. York countian Carole (Gosnell) Canonico, for one, collected his autograph, as seen here on her 1963 York High ‘Tattler’ cover page.
Linked in/Neat stuff: ‘Pennsylvania Barn Stories’/Stewartstown RR rolls again Spring will eventually get here –
Linked in/Neat stuff: Jon Witman’s gold medal in track/Rob Evans, National Gallery This last-weekend Jason Plotkin
This photo says more than 1,000 words. It shows York City’s best hope as defined
Linked in/Neat stuff: Lefty George’s number?/Powwowing, Lancaster County style Artist Cliff Satterthwaite sent in this undated photograph
New Freedom, Pa.’s Ron Wolf is seen with new Green Bay Packers head coach Mike Sherman in 2000. Wolf has gained a spot in the NFL Hall of Fame, the second person with York County roots to do so. York High’s Chris Doleman was voted in last year.
Linked in/Neat stuff: Bruce Arians profiled/Finding treasures in outhouses The old turn-of-the-20th-century York County, Pa.,