James V. Brown Library - Lycoming County Digital Photo Archive

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Over two thousand (2,000) local historical photographs, drawings and images of old Lycoming County, PA. can be found here. Images are shown in a small version for browsing or as a full size image for detail.
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Boats on the West Branch Canal
Boats on the West Branch Canal
Boats, Canals
Boats on the West Branch Canal
Boats on the West Branch Canal
Boats on the West Branch Canal
Boats, Canals
Boats on the West Branch Canal
Bob Lutcher Restaurant in the Market House
Bob Lutcher Restaurant in the Market House
Restaurants
Bob Lutcher Restaurant in the Market House
Boom tug "Susquehanna", last boat to use the West Branch Canal in Williamsport
Boom tug "Susquehanna", last boat to use the West Branch Canal in Williamsport
Boats, Canals
Sign above tug reads " Fare well to the Susquehanna Boom". Boom tug "Susquehanna", last boat to use the West Branch Canal in Williamsport.
Bottle Run Road, August 1911
Bottle Run Road, August 1911
Roads, Automobiles
Bottle Run Road, August 1911. Handwritten on back of photo: "Bates 12/40".
Bowman Field in 1936 flood
Bowman Field in 1936 flood
Athletic fields, Floods-Williamsport-1936
Bowman Field in 1936 flood
Boy Scout Parade, June 1933
Boy Scout Parade, June 1933
Parades and processions
Boy Scout Parade, June 1933
The Boys' Industrial Home-Industrial Department
The Boys' Industrial Home-Industrial Department
Boarding schools, Williamsport
The Boys' Industrial Home-Industrial Department. Caption reads: "The foundation was dug, the concrete foundation laid, every stone made, and carpenter work done by boys less than sixteen years of age excepting the slate on the roof-under the instruction of a master carpenter and mason, also a concrete pavement laid equal to any in the city." Home located at 614-616 East Third Street; Rev. Thomas P. S. Wilson, manager (from 1920 Boyd's Directory); in the 1930's, the site of Gummo Laundry; by 1989 building demolished.
Brandon Park
Brandon Park
Parks, Street railroads
Brandon Park
Brandon Park, 1933
Brandon Park, 1933
Parks, Williamsport
Brandon Park, 1933
Brandon Park, 1933
Brandon Park, 1933
Parks
Brandon Park, 1933
Brandon Park band concert, 1931
Brandon Park band concert, 1931
Parks, Concerts, Bandstands
Brandon Park band concert, 1931
Brandon Park in Winter, c. 1935
Brandon Park in Winter, c. 1935
Parks, Winter
Brandon Park in Winter, c. 1935
Brandon Park "Round House"
Brandon Park "Round House"
Parks, Williamsport, Buildings, Buildings distinguished by form
Brandon Park "Round House"
Brandon Park swings
Brandon Park swings
Parks, Williamsport, Swings
Brandon Park swings
Bridge across Muncy Creek between Penn and Shrewsbury Townships
Bridge across Muncy Creek between Penn and Shrewsbury Townships
Bridges, Covered Bridges, Muncy Creek, Winter
Bridge across Muncy Creek between Penn and Shrewsbury Townships
Bridge on Route 87 at Loyalsockville
Bridge on Route 87 at Loyalsockville
Bridges, Susquehanna River
Bridge on Route 87 at Loyalsockville. Published by Chambers Photographers, P.O. Box 892, Williamsport, Pa. Back of postcard reads: "This modern bridge is located on Route No. 87 at Loyalsockville and the view marks the gateway to the beautiful Loyalsock Valley, 27 miles of nature's finest scenery."
Bridge over Loyalsock Creek looking west from Montoursville
Bridge over Loyalsock Creek looking west from Montoursville
Bridges, Loyalsock Creek, Iron construction
Bridge over Loyalsock Creek looking west from Montoursville. Note on back of photo: Ornamental ironwork was the feature of this bridge across Loyalsock Creek ... at Montoursville in a late 1800s view looking toward the west shore from the Montoursville side. Present bridges there are south of the single span pictured.
Bridge over Lycoming Creek
Bridge over Lycoming Creek
Bridges, Lycoming Creek
Bridge over Lycoming Creek
Broad & Loyalsock, 10 Loyalsock, Nathaniel Burrows house, Montoursville
Broad & Loyalsock, 10 Loyalsock, Nathaniel Burrows house, Montoursville
Houses, Montoursville
Broad & Loyalsock, 10 Loyalsock, Nathaniel Burrows house, Montoursville. Site number 155 in "A Survey of Historic Sites and Landmarks of Lycoming County".