As the Broad Top Area Coal Miners Historical Society continues its mission of collecting dat…
Here’s an undated photo of the popular “Keystone Ramblers,” an early country music group hea…
(COLUMNIST’S NOTE: Due to space limitations, a photo of the late Smithfield baseball coach J…
Here’s a rare scene of one of the standard gauge Huntingdon and Broad Top Mountain Railroad’…
We thought the readers would enjoy an update on a topic I shared with the audience earlier t…
In a 1980s photograph a west-bound freight train passes the retired HUNT Signal Tower, along…
“Reading and ‘riting and ‘rithmetic, taught to the tune of the hick’ry stick.”
Many years ago during the annual Huntingdon County Veterans Day Parade in Huntingdon, member…
It’s time to clean off the columnist’s very messy desk. Let’s get started. Steve Morder of M…
While cleaning up what seemed like tons of files from file cabinets in January, Daily News s…
“When we talk about the story of coal mining and steam railroading, it’s important to rememb…
In this undated photo, a Huntingdon and Broad Top Mountain Railroad passenger consist rest b…
A Huntingdon and Broad Top Mountain Railroad (H&BT) steam locomotive, pulling a tender a…
A very early scene of the small community of Neelyton in the southeastern corner of Huntingd…
The late Tom Black, who resided in Saxton and was a native of Broad Top City, stands beside …
With hopes that Punxsutawney Phil’s weather forecast is reliable, this writer is anxiously a…
An unidentified woman stands in front of a gas pump somewhere in Huntingdon County. Hopefull…
Last week’s Old-Time Photo wasn’t such a mystery after all!
The old Colgate School operated in southern Huntingdon County. Is the building still standin…
The readers, in true fashion, have again responded to a request for information about the En…
Longtime Daily News photographer, the late Blair Shore, snapped this early 1960s photo of an…
Several readers telephoned the columnist last week about the Old-Time Photo that appeared We…
An early 1950s scene of the popular Ruth George Playground in Robertsdale. Note the old EBT …
A rare scene of a Huntingdon and Broad Top Mountain Railroad passenger train consist seen at…
In this week’s column the columnist has chosen to go “wild.” Wildlife that is!
Without a doubt, folks from the Alexandria/Petersburg area know their local history.
Here’s a rare scene of a Huntingdon and Broad Top Mountain Railroad coal hopper resting in f…
Happy New Year everyone! With 12 promising months ahead of us, let’s hope much will be accom…
Here’s a mystery photo believed to have been taken of a collapsed bridge somewhere in or aro…
In several past columns the writer recalled the turbulent events of 1968 but there was one h…
Gary Kuklo Sr. of Riddlesburg shared this photo of the infamous “Flood of 1936” which inflic…
We’re less than two weeks away from the New Year’s Day, necessitating some desk cleaning cho…
Mount Union area historian, barber and photo collector Bryan Donaldson supplied The Daily Ne…
Although bad weather and scheduling conflicts hindered the initial start of an East Broad To…
A group of young Girl Scouts pose for The Daily News photographer many years ago at an event…
It was a privilege to shake hands with so many dedicated Huntingdon County historians and re…
Here’s an interesting photo provided to The Daily News by Mount Union barber and historian B…
