York Town Square

…American History Conference. Bio Occupation: He counseled people as a clergyman at Camp Hill Correctional Institution. But he left there to go into full-time ministry. He retired after 23 years…

…structure at Summit Grove Camp in New Freedom. I could ask Wanda, but it’s more fun to gain your insight. What say you? (Comment below.) Also: – All York Town…

…the overcrowded Camp Hill State Correctional Institution in 1989, the family considered making the building a privately run prison, Gearhart said. That idea fell by the wayside. In 2003, attendees…

…to be among its most famous visitors. Gen.John B. Gordon’s Confederate troops camped near there on their way to Wrightsville in late-June 1863. But growth in Springettsbury Township in the…

…the Cookes House, York’s rowhouses, Wrightsville’s monuments, the Columbia-Wrightsville Bridge, memorial trees along highways, the Inches, Camp Stewartstown, the Wrightsville Bridge supports and New York Wire Co.’s factory whistle.)  …

…Columbia-Wrightsville Bridge — Memorial trees along highways Route 30 & Susquehanna Trail. — The Inches — Camp Stewartstown — The Wrightsville Bridge supports — New York Wire Co.’s factory whistle…

…he and friends would bring in tents and coolers and camp out for the weekend on the giant piles of excavated rock. The mine site was dubbed a party spot,…

…of Devers’ boyhood home. Also of interest: About York, Pa.,’s Gen. Jacob Devers: ‘He would have been thrilled to meet the lt. of the first POW camp he had freed’….

…— Wrightsville’s monuments — The Columbia-Wrightsville Bridge — Memorial trees along highways Route 30 & Susquehanna Trail — The Inches — Camp Stewartstown — The Wrightsville Bridge supports — New…

…celebrated their efforts and Scouting. Background posts: Old York County Boy Scout camp still teaching lessons and Old Ganoga Bridge: ‘It is a highly unusual sight in York County’ and…