We need the readers assistance identifying this undated, photo. Is the group of people stand…
Recognize any of these pressmen? In the undated photo, several Daily News employees appear b…
Attention James Creek readers. Here’s an undated scene of Marklesburg. Can the readers help …
More letters from the readers arrived in the mail bag last week. Let’s get to them.
Can the readers identify the folks in this undated photo? Are the people associated with the…
Here’s another mystery photo taken in Saxton alongside the now-demolished H&BT Railroad …
Check out the photo appearing with today’s column. The image comes courtesy of Thomas “Bill”…
Present day lovers of history probably did not enjoy the subject when they were in school. B…
There is no date listed on the back of this very old postcard, but judging from the clothes …
One of the photos appearing in last week’s column has been identified. According to several …
Recognize this photo? Your help is needed in identifying the location. On the back of the ag…
A special thanks to the readers who continue to contribute photos and information about the …
A group of unidentified men were somewhere in the Huntingdon/Smithfield area in this undated…
During the late 1800s and into the early part of the 20th century the logging industry was o…
A postcard, date unknown, features the old Pennsylvania Railroad mainline right of way along…
A sign appearing many years ago along Route 26 in the Cherrytown area of Hopewell Township r…
(Columnist’s Note: In last week’s column a photo of a group of Daily News School Page studen…
Yes, the traveling public is fed up with the continuous increases in tolls to drive over the…
Can the readers identify these people and the location? Columnist Ron Morgan believes the ph…
There were four major branch lines built off the H&BT tap the interior of the semi-bitum…
The past meets the present in this photo of a group of outdoor enthusiasts making their way …
Help us identify the men in this photo. They apparently are East Broad Top Railroad maintena…
With New Year’s Day just around the corner the columnist closes out the old year with some d…
In preparation for Bedford County’s 250th Sestercentennial Celebration in 2021, the Bedford …
At one time, several bridges spanned the Raystown Branch of the Juniata River including thes…
It is nice to know that so many Daily News readers are drawn to the Old-Time Photo feature t…
Can any of the readers identify these proud veterans? Contact Ron Morgan at (814) 907-1788 w…
Recognize any of these Huntingdon County veterans? The photo was taken many years ago in the…
A former World War II veteran from the Broad Top, now living in North Towanda Township, Penn…
With Thanksgiving Day just hours away, take time this year to be extra thankful for your man…
Long ago, salt peter mines/caves were plentiful in Raystown Country. Some may still survive.…
As promised, today’s column contains another photo from the Huntingdon County Bicentennial C…
The logging industry throughout central Pennsylvania was extensive during the late 1800s and…
Longtime column reader Marcia Ford Brallier of southeastern Pennsylvania emailed the columni…
Can any of the readers provide information about the Coalmont Band? Contact Ron Morgan at (8…
Have any old family photos in your closet or hidden away in that dust-covered box in the bas…
Here’s another photo that needs identification. It is possible that the event centered aroun…
This week’s column comes to the readers courtesy of two readers who enjoy researching histor…
Historic Greenwood Furnace State Park in northeastern Huntingdon County helps to dramatize t…
If the weatherman or woman agrees, this week will probably be your last chance to take in th…
Recognize any of these community leaders? The photo shows a group of folks taking part in th…
Huntingdon and Bedford counties are blessed with a variation of excellent recreational oppor…
A restored East Broad Top Transit bus sat in front of the railroad station at Rockhill in th…
As a follow-up to last week’s column, I would like to share a few footnotes from Rob Mellott…
