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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Residence of William V. Emery, Williamsport
Residence of William V. Emery, Williamsport
Houses, Williamsport
Residence of William V. Emery, Williamsport. House designed by Eber Culver.
Residence of Wilson Butz, 425 Market Street
Residence of Wilson Butz, 425 Market Street
Houses, Williamsport
Residence of Wilson Butz, 425 Market Street.
Residences of George and William Youngman, Antes Creek
Residences of George and William Youngman, Antes Creek
Houses
Residences of George and William Youngman, Antes Creek
Samuel Wallis Home (Henry Brock Estate)
Samuel Wallis Home (Henry Brock Estate)
Houses, Muncy
Samuel Wallis Home (Henry Brock Estate)
"Springside", Woodward-Glosser House, 721 Fifth Avenue
"Springside", Woodward-Glosser House, 721 Fifth Avenue
Houses, Williamsport
"Springside", Woodward-Glosser House, 721 Fifth Avenue, Williamsport, PA. Site number 88 in "A Survey of Historic Sites and Landmarks of Lycoming County".
Squire Hays Estate (?)
Squire Hays Estate (?)
Houses
Squire Hays Estate (?)
Summer home along the Loyalsock damaged in 1946 flood
Summer home along the Loyalsock damaged in 1946 flood
Floods-Williamsport-1946, Houses, Loyalsock Creek
Summer home along the Loyalsock damaged in 1946 flood
Two Colonial Doorways, Muncy: Residence of Dr. T. Kenneth Wood
Two Colonial Doorways, Muncy: Residence of Dr. T. Kenneth Wood
Doors and doorways, Muncy, Houses
Two Colonial Doorways, Muncy: Residence of Dr. T. Kenneth Wood. Caption reads: "Built by Benjamin Pott, circ. 1836. Originally in the Shoemaker homestead the doorway has been transferred to Dr. Wood's residence, built in 1850."
Unidentified building
Unidentified building
Houses, Buildings, Williamsport
Unidentified building. Description on back of photo is crossed out, marked with "?". Description reads: "912 West 4th Street (1986) (American Cancer Society). Originally the home of Henry Melick Foresman. Structure built in 1905. See: 'The West Fourth Street Story' published by the Jr. League. page 45." Also noted on back of photo: "36 E 3rd & Basin?"
Valentine Luppert Home, Mosquito Valley
Valentine Luppert Home, Mosquito Valley
Houses
Valentine Luppert Home, Mosquito Valley
Valentine Luppert Home, Mosquito Valley
Valentine Luppert Home, Mosquito Valley
Houses
Valentine Luppert Home, Mosquito Valley
Vine Avenue, proposed site of Williamsport Sightless Club, February 1939
Vine Avenue, proposed site of Williamsport Sightless Club, February 1939
Houses, Williamsport, Clubs, Streets
Vine Avenue, proposed site of Williamsport Sightless Club.
West Branch Canal, Weaver House, Market Street
West Branch Canal, Weaver House, Market Street
Canals, Houses, Boats
West Branch Canal, Weaver House, Market Street
West Branch Canal, Weaver House, Market Street
West Branch Canal, Weaver House, Market Street
Canals, Houses
West Branch Canal, Weaver House, Market Street
West Fourth Street and Maynard Street home of John White, now Ways Garden
West Fourth Street and Maynard Street home of John White, now Ways Garden
Houses, Williamsport
West Fourth Street and Maynard Street home of John White, now Ways Garden. Also known as Faries Mansion. Home of Jonas Fischer who was elected mayor of Williamsport, then turned out because he wasn't a citizen.
West Fourth Street and Maynard Street, home of John White, now Ways Garden
West Fourth Street and Maynard Street, home of John White, now Ways Garden
Houses, Williamsport
West Fourth Street and Maynard Street, home of John White, now Ways Garden. Also known as Faries Mansion.
West Fourth Street Home of Mahlon Fisher
West Fourth Street Home of Mahlon Fisher
Houses, Williamsport
West Fourth Street Home of Mahlon Fisher. House, designed by Eber Culver and built in 1867, is present site of YWCA. House also known as the "Million Dollar House".
West Fourth Street home of Mahlon Fisher
West Fourth Street home of Mahlon Fisher
Houses, Streets, Williamsport
West Fourth Street home of Mahlon Fisher. House designed by Eber Culver, built in 1867, present site of YWCA (Also known as the "Million Dollar House").
West Fourth Street Home of Mahlon Fisher
West Fourth Street Home of Mahlon Fisher
Houses, Williamsport, Churches
West Fourth Street Home of Mahlon Fisher. Central Presbyterian Church (Covenant Central Presbyterian Church since 1924) visible on left. House designed by Eber Culver, built in 1867, present site of YWCA. House also known as the "Million Dollar House".
West Fourth Street Home of Mahlon Fisher
West Fourth Street Home of Mahlon Fisher
Houses, Williamsport
West Fourth Street Home of Mahlon Fisher. House designed by Eber Culver. Photograph taken shortly after its erection in 1867. Now the present site of the YWCA. Also known as the "Million Dollar House".