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Abbey Church, Huntingdon, submitted by Clair Kenyon

Alfarata Elementary School Second Grade Students, taken by the teacher, Ruth Cunningham, on the Moore Street side of the playground in the spring of 1931; submitted by Boyd Jensen

First row: Bobby Peightal; Kenneth David; Bobby Morrow; Charles Campbell; (Ted English ?); Jimmy Heaton; unknown : Helen McConahey; unknown

Second row: Martha Swigart; Marian Saylor; Vera Shinn; Virginia B ?; Jean Wallace; Miriam Poulson; unknown (kneeling)

Third row: Miriam Yoder; unknown; Catherine Alcorn; Winifred Beatty; unknown; unknown; Don Steel; Boyd Jensen

Fourth row: Bill Liebig; Louise Stayer; unknown; unknown; Herman Speck; Bernard Tewell; Fred Lang; (Fred Wells ?)

Back row: unknown; unknown

Joseph Jackson Barben, submitted by Susan Smith

Rachel Elizabeth Barben, daughter of Alexander and Susan Barben. She married Maurice Burlew and lived in Mount Union., submitted by Susan Smith

Death and interment certificate of Solomon Barbin, Orbisonia resident, Pvt., Co. B, 110th Pennsylvania Infantry, who died of typhoid fever in the in Military Asylum Hospital, Washington DC, on October 29, 1862, submitted by Susan Smith

Tombstone of Solomon Barbin, resident of Cromwell Twp., Pvt., Co. B, 110th Pennsylvania Infantry, Military Asylum Cemetery, Washington, DC, submitted by Susan Smith

David Barrick, submitted by Linda Kush

Black Family

Blair Park, Huntingdon, submitted by Maureen Stell

James Bruce Boring family , submitted by T. J. Shumaker

James Bruce Boring (5/5/1860 - 8/6/1962) b. and lived in Mill Creek area until 1932.

His wife Mable "Thompson" Boring (Unknown - 7/19/1944)

Their children Lois - the oldest girl; Harold B.; Mary B. (11/18/1890 - 3/19/1977)

Broad Top Coal Mine, submitted by Cathy Luckenbaugh

Brumbaugh Homestead at Timothy Meadows, Marklesburg, before being destroyed by fire, submitted by Don Brumbaugh

Wealthy Agnes (Clark) Burkholder, daughter of William F. & Diana (Houck) Clark. Born 9/13/1848, in Huntingdon County. Died in 1933. Wife of Daniel C. Burkholder Submitted by Lana Clark; photo courtesy of the Bard family

Canal and Single-Track Line, P.R.R., Huntingdon, in 1850, submitted by Don Brumbaugh

Mary Etta (Kauffman) Cassady and her mother, Millie (Thompson) Kauffman Rex, submitted by Sue Smith

David Franklin Cassady and his wife, Josephine Barben, submitted by Sue Smith

Cassady sisters of Huntingdon County. The only positive ID is of Ella Jane, but others are believed to be correct. Birth dates range from 1849 to 1863.

Back: Anne Cassady Ealy, Ellen Cassady Snyder, Catherine Cassady Kline

Front: Mary Jane Cassady Hatt, Ella Jane Cassady Hatt, Margaret Cassady Walker.

Mary Jane and Ella Jane were twins who married brothers. Submitted by Lana Clark.

James Cassady, husband of Jennina S. Ealy, was born April 1, 1855 in Magog, Quebec. He was a resident of Huntingdon, Huntingdon County, submitted by Susan Smith

Martha Ann (Barben) Cassady obituary, submitted by Susan Smith

Owen J. Cassady and his wife, Martha Ann (Barben) Cassady, submitted by Susan Smith

James Alexander Cassady and his wife, Mary Etta, on the 50th Wedding Anniversary. James was born in 1871, in Wayne Twp. He was the son of David Cassady and Josephine Barben. Mary Etta was born in Mapleton, in 1874. She was the daughter of David C. Kauffman and Amelia "Millie" Thompson, and the granddaughter of William M. Thompson and Mary E. Gilliland of Mill Creek. Submitted by Susan Smith

Philip Cassady, 1858-1913 resident of Mount Union. He was the husband of Fannie Fraley of Orbisonia and Bellie Kyle. He worked for the Harbison-Walker plant and he was a policeman for Mount Union. Submitted by Susan Smith

Ralph B. and Arly Cassady of Mt. Union. Ralph was the son of Owen and Mattie Cassady., submitted by Sue Smith

Cassville 4th of July Parade, 1901, submitted by Fred Scott

Catholic Church, Huntingdon submitted by Clair Kenyon

James & Jacob Chilcoat and Ernest Medling, submitted by Kim Williams

Church Fire, Huntingdon, submitted by Clair Kenyon

Grace Clark, in a photo taken at age 17, 17 Aug 1890-26 Feb 1984. Her first husband was Cloyd Myers, and after being widowed she married George Landis. Submitted by Lana Clark; photo courtesy of Patrica McGarvey.

James Allen Clark, cigar in hand, with son, James Leon Clark on lap. Submitted by Lana Clark.

William F. & Diana (Houckl) Clark family. Submitted by Lana Clark.

Huntingdon sesquecentenial coin, 1937, submitted by Don Brumbaugh

Corbin Family Photos

Court House, submitted by Maureen Stell

Court House, submitted by Don Brumbaugh

Clara A. Cutshall, submitted by Deborah

Urilla (Locke) Cutshall, submitted by Deborah

Jimmy Detwiler, well-known Smithfield baseball fan, submitted by Don Brumbaugh

Martin P. Doyle (2), born 1838 (probably in County Galway), Ireland, died 1916, interred at Riverview Cemetery, Huntingdon, submitted by Phyllis Edwards.

East Broad Top Railroad Pass, submitted by Don Brumbaugh

East Broad Top Railroad Shops, submitted by Terry and Scott Wagoner (missing photo)

Edwards Family, submitted by Katherine Edwards Art

Alexander Elliott, submitted by Linda Kush

David Rittenhouse Porter Enyeart, submitted by Linda Thompson

First National Bank, Huntingdon, submitted by Clair Kenyon

JD Flood & Company, Mt. Union, submitted by Teresa Delikat

David Flott (Flood) submitted by Teresa Delikat

Daniel and Susannah (Henry) Flott (Flood) Parents of David, Henry, Emanuel Flott (Flood) submitted by Teresa Delikat

Elizabeth (Hanawalt) Flott (Flood) Marriage Certificate Photo submitted by Teresa Delikat

Emanuel Flott (Flood) Marriage Certificate Photo submitted by Teresa Delikat

Henry L. Flott (Flood), 1921 submitted by Teresa Delikat

Matilda Ellen (Briggs) Flott (Flood) Wife of Henry Flott (Flood) with her sister Rachel (Briggs) Schmittle submitted by Teresa Delikat

Henry and Matilda and family, 1920 submitted by Teresa Delikat

1889 Flood Scene, Huntingdon, submitted by Clair Kenyon

Flood pictures, 1972 submitted by Don Brumbaugh

Alexandria

Cottage near Ardenheim

Billboard

Flooded Highway

Huntingdon, Grant Plaza

Huntingdon, Blair Building

Huntingdon Drive-In

Huntingdon, East Penn Street

Huntingdon, Esso station

Huntingdon Municipal parking lot

Huntingdon, Penn Street parking lot

Huntingdon, downtown parking lot

Huntingdon, junk piles

Licking Creek, Route 103

Mapleton, flooded truck

Mill Creek Post Office

Newton Hamilton, cottage

Newton Hamilton, damaged trailer

Portstown

Portstown Arch

Portstown Arch after water receded

Portstown scene

Route 22 highway workman

Sunnyside, near Hopewell

Tyrone, Blair County

Williamsburg, Blair County

Road near Williamsburg

Helen Kathleen "Kathy" Foster (1929-2008) and her brother Cloyd Franklin Foster, Jr. (1924-1999). Photo taken on Aug 20, 1944. She was 15 yrs, 7 months. He was 20 years, 3 months. Photo was undoubtedly taken in Huntingdon, PA. Contributed by Alan Saltsman.

Gilboa Reformed Church, photographed in 1940 by Leslie Newton and Harriette (Schulte) Palmer, submitted by Sue Palmer

Joseph Gifford, b. 1802 in Huntingdon county, and wife, Sarah, submitted by Mike Gifford

Greenwood Furnace , submitted by Ken Boonie

Greenwood Furnace Church, submitted by Ken Boonie

Solomon Grove Family, submitted by Patsy Lethgo

Annie Almeta Hatt, d/o William F. & Ella Jane (Cassady) Hatt. Submitted by Lana Clark

Ella Jane (Cassady) Hatt, 1/20/1857-1/21/1911 Submitted by Lana Clark

William Franklin Hatt, 5/27/1857-4/5/1918. Husband of Ella Jane Cassady. Submitted by Lana Clark.

Elijah Corbin Houck, 9/5/1833-6/27/1923, son of Elijah Washington & Delia (Corbin) Houck . Photo taken no later than 1869. Photo courtesy of Lisa Rieger. Submitted by Lana Clark.

Margaret Greene Houck, died at Cairo, Illinois in 1869. Wife of Elijah C. Houck; daughter of Kenzie L. & Diana (Hudson) Greene. Photo courtesy of Lisa Rieger. Submitted by Lana Clark.

Hotel Huntingdon, submitted by Don Brumbaugh

5th Street, Huntingdon, submitted by Don Brumbaugh

6th at Penn Street, Huntingdon, submitted by Clair Kenyon

Birds-eye view from cliffs of Huntingdon, submitted by Don Brumbaugh

View from the cliffs in Huntingdon, submitted by Clair Kenyon

East from Blair Factory, Huntingdon, submitted by Clair Kenyon

General view of Huntingdon, PA and Juniata Valley, submitted by Nancy Lorz

Huntindon & Broad Railroad, submitted by Don Brumbaugh

Huntingdon High School, submitted by Clair Kenyon

Main business section, Huntingdon, submitted by Don Brumbaugh

Panoramic view of Huntingdon, 1913, submitted by Clair Kenyon

Penn Street, Huntingdon - 1907, submitted by Clair Kenyon

Penn Street, Huntingdon, submitted by Maureen Stell

Penn Street (same as above but grayscale photo), submitted by Abby Bowman

Penn Street, from Fifth Street, Huntingdon, submitted by Don Brumbaugh

Penn Street, looking west between Fourth and Fifth Streets, submitted by Don Brumbaugh

Washington Street, between Fifth and Sixth Streets, Huntingdon, submitted by Don Brumbaugh

Pennsylvania Industrial School, submitted by Don Brumbaugh

Pennsylvania Industrial Reformatory Entrance, submitted by Don Brumbaugh

J. C. Blair Division, Western Tablet Company, Huntingdon, submitted by Don Brumbaugh

Gateway approach, J. C. Blair Memorial Hospital, submitted by Don Brumbaugh

J. C. Blair Hospital and Nurses Building, submitted by Clair Kenyon

J. C. Blair Hospital, submitted by Maureen Stell

J. C. Blair Memorial Hospital, submitted by Don Brumbaugh

J. C. Blair Memorial Hospital, Aeria View, submitted by Don Brumbaugh

Jefferson School, submitted by Dave Wilson

1910 Jefferson School Includes student names, submitted by Dave Wilson

Juniata College, submitted by Maureen Stell

Juniata River, submitted by Maureen Stell

Kissinger Family

Calvin Kough (left), station agent for East Broad Top Railroad at Robertsdale, submitted by Don Brumbaugh

Leister House, Huntingdon, PA dated 2 Feb 1918, submitted by Nancy Lorz

Mark's corner store, Huntingdon, submitted by Clair Kenyon

Martin Family, submitted by Lynn Ayers

Masonic Rooms, Orbisonia, submitted by Patty Cavill

Bernard and Bernice (Werner) McMath, c1938, submitted by Mike Gifford

McMath Farm, c1940. The farm has been in the McMath family since 1856, submitted by Mike Gifford

Ernest Medling and James & Jacob Chilcoat, submitted by Kim Williams

Memorial Day Parade, June 19, 1911, submitted by Terry and Scott Wagoner (missing photo)

Sarah Edith (Hawn) Miller, b. 1890, son David Garfield Miller, and granddaughter. Photo taken c1938. Submitted by Nancy Lorz

Miller Brothers military photo. Both of these fine-looking young brothers from Mount Union are serving Uncle Sam and both on a far-distant shore. But it is their good fortune to be serving at the same place, Tokyo, and in the same service, General Headquarters, in the Japanese capital. The one on the left above is Lieutenant Bernard Miller and the one at the right, T/5 David Miller, and they are the sons of Mrs. Edward Miller of Vandevender Street, Mount Union. A third brother S/Sgt Victor L. Miller, was discharged last October after having been in England for 42 months. Probably from the Mt. Union Times. Picture was taken some time after 1945 but before 1954. The plane Bernard Miller was on was lost in the Pacific Ocean in 1954. Submitted by Nancy Lorz

Victor L. Miller son of James Edward and Sarah Edith (Hawn) Miller of Mt. Union. He was born 19 Jan 1919 - died 28 Aug 1989. Photo taken 14 Dec. 1942., submitted by Nancy Lorz

Fannie Morgan's Store, Robertsdale, submitted by Don Brumbaugh

Mount Nebo EUB Church, submitted by Nancy Lorz

Mount Union, view along the Juniata River, submitted by Sue Palmer

Mount Union, view looking east, submitted by Sue Palmer

Mount Union in the 1936 Flood, submitted by Carrie Smith

Mount Union Arch, submitted by Clair Kenyon

Mount Union Lime Kilm, photographed in 1940 by Leslie Newton and Harriette (Schulte) Palmer, submitted by Sue Palmer

Mount Union Methodist Church, submitted by Sue Palmer

Mount Union Train Wreck, submitted by Nancy Lorz

Municipal Swimming pool, Huntingdon, submitted by Clair Kenyon

Municipal Swimming Pool, Huntingdon, submitted by Don Brumbaugh

Katheryn Grace (Cassady) Norris, submitted by Sue Smith

Orbisonia School, circa 1918, submitted by Lana Clark

Scenes from Orbisonia, submited by Patsy Lethgo

David Newton Palmer, born March, 1860 in Hill Valley, died November, 1923 in Harrisburg, is marked on the 1900 photo as "Dad Palmer;" great-grandfather of Sue Palmer

David Newton Palmer Family - front row L-R: Preston Lark Palmer, David Newton Palmer, Cary Alice (Stunkard) Palmer, Remick Ray Palmer; back row L-R: Anna Barbara (Palmer) Moss Longueway, Leslie Newton Palmer, Beulah Esther (Palmer) DeHetre, Alice Cary Palmer, photographed c1913 in front of the Palmer farm house, located on Highway 522, submitted by Sue Palmer

The three sons of David Newton Palmer of Mt Union, PA, photographed c1925: L-R: Remick Ray Palmer, Preston Lark Palmer (seated), Leslie Newton Palmer, submitted by Sue Palmer

Leslie Newton Palmer, born in Shirley Twp, and Harriette (Schulte) Palmer, born in Detroit, MI, taken in 1940 in front of Remick Ray Palmer's house at 500 S. Division in Mt Union, grandparents of Sue Palmer

William "Buffalo" and Mary Jane (Miller) Parsons, submitted by Teresa Delikat

William "Buffalo" Parsons, submitted by Teresa Delikat

110th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, a Huntingdon county unit, submitted by Sue Smith

Petersburg power dam, submitted by Clair Kenyon

P.R.R. railroad depot, submitted by Clair Kenyon

P.R.R. railroad depot, Huntingdon, PA about 1918, submitted by Nancy Lorz

P.R.R. Signal Tower, below Blair Factory, submitted by Don Brumbaugh

P.R.R. station, Huntingdon, PA, submitted by Maureen Stell

1930 Robertsdale High School Football Team, submitted by Dawn Bollinger

1931 Robertsdale High School Football Team, submitted by Dawn Bollinger

Adam, Jr., and Elizabeth Jane (Corbin) Rupert, submitted by Kim Williams

Harry Elwood Rupert, submitted by Kim Williams

Saltillo in 1907 This is a postcard postmarked Saltillo, May 8 1907 adressed to Mrs J.E. Wagoner, Pitcairn PA, from. The writing on the front reads: "What do you think of this do you know any of these ans my letter Mary." , submitted by Terry and Scott Wagoner

Saltillo School, 1908-1909 This postcard was sent by Alice, Elsie, Helen, Martha, Pearl, and Harvey Long to their Uncle Jesse and Aunt Martha, Heeter Wagoner in Pitcairn PA. You might not be able to see but they placed an 'x' on each of their pictures. , submitted by Terry and Scott Wagoner

1924 Saltillo Grammer School, submitted by RDPAARK@aol.com

Honor Students at Saltillo High School, submitted by Ruth Curfman. It is believed the photo is from 1946.

School, early 1900s, submitted by Mike Gifford

SCIH drill batallion, Huntingdon, submitted by Clair Kenyon

Paul Shoop and wife Margaret (Parsons Ridenour), Tell Twp, submitted by Teresa Delikat

Smithfield school, c1930. The girl marked "1" is Kathryn Dillen. Contributor: Nina Graeme

Smithfield school, Second Grade, 1945-1946, submitted by Barbara Lautherboren

Smithfield-Juniata Joint Elementary School, submitted by Don Brumbaugh

Faculty and Staff

A.M. Kindergarten

P.M. Kindergarten

First Grade, Miss Shuler

First Grade, Mrs. Lightner

Second Grade, Mrs. Miterko

Second and Third Grade, Mrs. Yoder

Third Grade, Mrs. Egolf

Fourth Grade, Mrs. Isett

Fourth and Fifth Grade, Mrs. Brammer

Fifth Grade, Mr. Black

Sixth Grade, Mrs. Norris

Seventh Grade, Mrs. Clapper

Eighth Grade, Mrs. Wright

Eighth Grade, Mr. Cunningham

Seventh and Eighth Grade Chorus

Band

Standing Stone Monument, submitted by Clair Kenyon

Caroline (Boring) Spielman, Henry Steven "Martin" Spielman (Caroline's husband), John W. Potter and Angeline (Boring) Potter, c1903 at Indian Cliff Dwellings, Colorado Springs, CO, submitted by Bob and Barbara Black

Elizabeth Nikirk Spielman, 12/12/1800 Centre County, PA - 2/2/1872 Tekamah, NE, married John George Spielman 10/10/1820, sister to Sarah Miles Nighkirk wife of Jacob Black, both of whom died in Huntingdon Co. Pa.; husband was cousin to the Black and Potter families of Huntingdon Co.; mother in law to Caroline Boring; wife of Martin Spielman; from a picture taken of a framed picture in Jan 1968 by Nellie Black Doyle Thornton, owned by her Elizabteth's son Jesse Spielman and given to Sam S Griffin son of Maud S Spielman Griffin by Nora Spielman, submitted by Bob and Barbara Black

Henry Steven "Martin" Spielman and wife Caroline (Boring) Spielman, submitted by Bob and Barbara Black

Stell Family Photos, submitted by Maureen Stell

Stone Creek, Huntingdon, submitted by Keith Fisher

Stone Creek, From Bridge, Huntingdon, submitted by Keith Fisher

Susquehanna Silk Mill, Huntingdon, submitted by Don Brumbaugh

Three Springs Gristmill, submitted by Donna Skaggs

Three Springs Postmarked Jun 22 1908, sent to the first wife of Jesse Wagoner, Martha, Heeter Wagoner living in Pitcairn PA. Writing: Martha Myrte is about over the shock of you people leaving and is now getting better Tobe, ? was down the other day hope you people are all OK out there, then a word, maybe can't tell. There is no punctuation to speak of! It is from Ed Myrte, sp?. Jesse Wagoner worked on the RR in the area but left and went to work on RR in the Pittsburgh area., submitted by Terry and Scott Wagoner

Walnut Grove Church, submitted by Jim Wible

Walnut Grove Cemetery, submitted by Jim Wible

Warrior's Mark School Reunion photo taken in late 1950s or early 1960s. Only 5 people are identified on the back of the photo. My grandmother was Dorothy, Switzer McIntire. First row, left to right, Lulu Switzer, Vema Contrad Buck, unknown, Prudence Dorothy, Switzer McIntire, unknown, unknown, Genevieve, Switzer Birdy, Edith Buck, and the rest are unknown. Submitted by Dottie Keller Summerlin

Warriors Mark School, submitted by Aileen Fulcomer

Watsontown Depot, submitted by Maureen Stell

Charles Westbrook Family, submitted by Lynn Ayers

Bessie Whitsel and sons Sons were all in World War II at the same time, submitted by Georgean Culbertson-Mackey

William Penn Highway & P.R.R., along the Juniata River, Huntingdon, submitted by Keith Fisher

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