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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George B. Lehman Meat Market, 808 Arch St., Newberry

Stores and shops, Trucks, Horses, Carts and wagons, Newberry

George B. Lehman Meat Market, 808 Arch St., Newberry.

George Bubb and Sons Building, wholesale grocers and confectioners

Stores and shops, Automobiles, Horses, Carts and wagons

George Bubb and Sons Building, wholesale grocers and confectioners. Sons: Harry C., John H., and H. Burrows; 460 Market Street (Boyd's Directory 1915). In 1989 - Williamsport Building.

Grocery Store

Stores and shops, Grocery stores, Williamsport

Grocery Store

Grocery stores, Stores and shops, Williamsport

Grocery Store

Hart Building at northeast corner of Court Street and West Third Street

Stores and shops, Williamsport

Hart Building at northeast corner of Court Street and West Third Street

The Hart Building, Northeast corner of Court and West Third Streets

Stores and shops, Williamsport, Buildings

The Hart Building, Northeast corner of Court and West Third Streets

Hess Block, corner of Fourth and Pine Streets

Streets, Williamsport, Stores and shops

Hess Block, corner of Fourth and Pine Streets.

Hess Block, Fourth and Pine Street

Streets, Williamsport, Stores and shops

Hess Block, Fourth and Pine Street

Home Dairy Cafeteria

Cafeterias, Stores and shops

Home Dairy Cafeteria

Home Dairy Cafeteria and Bakery

Cafeterias, Bakeries, Stores and shops, Williamsport

Home Dairy Cafeteria and Bakery. Located at 338 Pine Street (east side) between Fourth and Willow Streets.

Hurr's Dairy

Dairy stores, Stores and shops, Williamsport

Hurr's Dairy

Hurr's Ice Cream, Market Street

Stores and shops, Railroad tracks

Hurr's Ice Cream, Market Street. Original tracks of Pennsylvania Railroad moved when dike and new Market Street bridge were built. Tracks now run along river.