York Town Square

…1863. His day job is in research and development for Glatfelter paper, and he brings those investigative skills and a lively writing style to his history work. As an example…

…300 York and Adams mills and American pastime vs. American dream playing out in York, Pa. and Worker saved key historical surveys from Glatfelter pulping machine. A commenter on a…

…of Glatfelter paper family dies. A historic house – the Philip King house – stands on the Smurfit-Stone Container site that York College of Pennsylvania is acquiring. Fellow blogger Scott…

…the German Shepard war dog, met Art Glatfelter on the beach. Freireich gave more details in his (1/27/08) column titled “Don’t stop thinking about learning.” Way back – way, way…

…to York. The tunnel was constructed in 1836-1837 through a hillside between Glatfelter’s and Brillhart stations. Trains used the hole in the hill to reach York for the first time…

…company fabricates the block that the hook will be hung from. Background posts: Glatfelter, Farquhar, Shipley: Insights from local greats, Who will lead York in the future? and Samuel Small…

…Jubal A. Early’s division as it crossed Adams and York counties to the bridgehead in Wrightsville. Mingus, a scientist with Glatfelter paper, extended his considerable research experience to the historical…

…with “tubes” or “tubs?” A. The consensus: Depends on where you live in York County. (Dr. Charles Glatfelter later weighed in. It’s neither. It’s pronounced “dupes,” he said, with a…

Loganville’s landmark Brown’s Orchards & Farm Market started as a roadside stand and has since expanded into a 29,000-square-foot market. Background posts: Glatfelter, Farquhar, Shipley: Insights from local greats and…

…the big screen: ‘Legacies,’ and Worker saved key historical surveys from Glatfelter pulping machine and York’s contribution to ‘The Four Chaplains’ still gains attention and Author with local ties writes…