Being an avid pack rat and a collector of all things old, I have accumulated plenty of newsp…
Larry Williams appears in his Saxton home, where the avid Huntingdon and Broad Top Railroad …
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Did you know that baseball great, “Nellie” Fox (1927-1975) was born in the St. Thomas area o…
A group of Broad Top area baseball players appear at Broad Top City during the early 1950s. …
The Orbisonia High School Band marches past the old Alpine Theatre in downtown Orbisonia. Ca…
Ron Morgan needs information about these youngsters who appeared at an event in Woodvale a n…
The gala 250th birthday of neighboring Bedford County continues with numerous special activi…
Remember the Shapiro Theatre at Mount Union? Many movie-goers from the Mount Union area and …
Several readers telephoned the columnist sometime back about the Old-Time Photo which appear…
Remember the popular Ford’s Service Station located on the northern end of Shade Gap, along …
The picture of the old Pennsylvania Railroad watch tower that once stood along the main line…
Can readers help identify the members and officers of the Saxton American Legion Post 169 in…
Be careful what you toss into the garbage bin, it could be a valuable collector’s item. Or not!
This picture isn’t historical in nature, but we thought the readers would enjoy it anyhow. T…
Consider today’s column an expanded “Notes Along the Way.” Over the past several weeks I hav…
Here’s another mystery photo depicting a couple in a horse and buggy somewhere in Huntingdon…
Returning the narrow gauge East Broad Top Railroad to full service is only one aspect of the…
With the Fourth of July just around the corner, The Daily News thought readers would appreci…
This week, the columnist will share some interesting notes submitted from the readers along …
The past several weeks have been hot in the area, so here’s a real “cool” winter scene of a …
Older residents of Huntingdon may remember this scene from the glory days of the Pennsylvani…
If you didn’t read the June 10 edition of The Daily News, you missed a front-page story abou…
It is that time again. The columnist desperately needs to clear off his desk, so let us get …
This undated postcard scene of the legendary Pennsylvania Railroad Station at Huntingdon rec…
Can readers identify the location of this old bridge? There’s no writing on the back of the …
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It was winter when this early 1950s photo was taken in front of the old Robertsdale High Sch…
The historic “Greenwood Works” was once a striving ironmaking complex situated in northeaste…
This is what downtown Saxton looked like in 1969. Note the Ben Franklin Store on the left. D…
May is always a busy month for the columnist. But it is also a time for renewal and preparat…
Occasionally, someone will ask me if I worked in the mines, apparently in reference to my 60…
Columnist Morgan continues his search for information about the Alpine Theatre which once op…
Can the readers help provide the names of these H&BT Railroad workers? The photo is beli…
As plans continue for the reopening of the East Broad Top Railroad by the newly created EBT …
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Help us identify these former employees of the Huntingdon and Broad Top Mountain Railroad. T…
A few weeks ago a photo of Marklesburg appeared in this spot. One of the readers, Colby Grub…
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.
