History Mystery photo: Surely, this is York County, Pa., at its best – with lights on or off
Some YorkTownSquare readers have seen this wonderful photograph before. Perhaps you found it easy to ID the location. Maybe the road signs gave it away. Or perhaps you’re stumped. Well, the answer is below, with a fun wrinkle. It’s the same photo, but there’s a difference. The light is on in the fan-shaped window. Photographer Shane Dunlap flipped the switch in that second-story room. It made a great photo, well, greater. Light or no light, surely, this is York County, Pa. at its best. Read more about how this photograph was made: Evening Sun Facebook. Also of interest: Check out more History Mystery quizzes and (fun) tests below.
And check out five more quizzes below. (If the photo does not appear on your mobile device, click on the date.)
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History Mystery: This is a well-known house designed and built by a well-known #YorkPa architect, who lived here. Whose house was this – and where does it stand? (Answer: http://goo.gl/EAd6Ew). – Jim McClure
Posted by York Daily Record/Sunday News on Monday, April 27, 2015
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History Mystery: Looks like someone at the keyboard playing live music … at a #YorkPa skating rink. Where was that? Memories of this place? (Answer: http://goo.gl/xQaT9r). – Jim McClure
Posted by York Daily Record/Sunday News on Thursday, April 23, 2015
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History Mystery: This view of #YorkPa has been there for years but is now easily accessible. So this view will be new to…
Posted by York Daily Record/Sunday News on Sunday, April 26, 2015
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History Mystery: The stop by Abraham Lincoln’s funeral train in 1865 was not the only appearance in #YorkPa by a train…
Posted by York Daily Record/Sunday News on Saturday, April 25, 2015
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Spring Grove quiz. How did you score?
How well do you know Spring Grove, Pennsylvania? Tell us your score in the comments!
Posted by York Daily Record/Sunday News on Sunday, April 26, 2015
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Guest Tweet: We have a lot of Church of God congregations in York County, too. This was their Mother Church.
Flagship #church of denomination founded in #Harrisburg closes after 165 years: http://t.co/4rGKawckcO via @pennlive @JamesMcClure @johnfea1
— Joe McClure (@jmcclure59) April 24, 2015
