A Pictorial History of Mifflin County

Pages 71-75

 

Top: A tree-lined Market Street is a novelty view today. The photo was taken from the vicinity of the county jail. Bottom: West Third Street at Wayne once served as a playground for neighborhood children.

 

Top: Market Street, facing east from Brown Street. Bottom: West Market Street, facing west from Wayne Street.

 

Top: Lewistown YMCA during its heyday in the 1920's. Bottom: The old Yeagertown High School that was razed in 1966.

 

Spanolgle & Yeager electric truck with hard-rubber tires parked at 19 Valley St., about 1915. Bottom: Milroy bus line owned by W.H. 'Jack' Conway in 1910.

 

Top Left: The Monument can be seen in this photo of Main Street, taken from the Water Street intersection. Top Right: Another photo of the monument when its park was surrounded by a hedge. Bottom: Panorama view of Monument Square.

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