York Town Square

…and middle schools), Red Lion, Kennard-Dale, Eastern and so on. Industrial buildings included the major addition to Caterpillar, the Borg Warner Office building and industrial plants, Campbell Chain (now Cooper…

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

…in front. – About York County’s former YMCA camp: ‘They treasure memories of their Minqua experience’. – Wildflowers at Shenk’s Ferry glen sprouting despite centuries of encroaching civilization. – Norman…

…worship after 1811. Other black history posts of interest: of interest: Old York County Boy Scout camp still teaching lessons and U.S. Colored Troops Civil War soldier John Aquilla Wilson…

…country during World War II. He is a lieutenant junior grade, a reserve sailor fresh out of boot camp. As the action unfolds, Albert’s ship, the U.S.S. Sheridan, circles a…

…other superstition rampant in York County in those days. But then I noticed something new. A shed sits some yards away from the house. It could be a hunting camp….

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

…that the locomotive, Locomotive No. 2, was badly damaged but repaired and returned to service. Ben Roy was located along Camp Betty Washington Road, near present-day Billet’s Garage. The York…

…go to the deep end. “You walked into it from the sides,” he said. Related posts: – Where did Camp Betty Washington Road get its name?. – 19th-century mines gave…