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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Knights Templar Masonic Parade, 1911

Parades and processions, Arches

Knights Templar Masonic Parade, 1911. Kaplan, A. M. clothier at far right, 2 West Third Street (building destroyed by fire, 1988). Second Lycoming County Court House in left background. Picture taken in Market Square looking west on Third Street.

Lancaster Engine, American Legion Parade, 1939

Parades and processions, Railroad locomotives

Lancaster Engine, American Legion Parade, 1939

Masonic Knights Templar Parade on West Third Street, May, 1911

Parades and processions, Horses

Masonic Knights Templar Parade on West Third Street, May, 1911

Masonic Knights Templar Parade on West Third Street May, 1911

Parades and processions

Masonic Knights Templar Parade on West Third Street. May 1911.

Masonic Knights Templar Parade on West Third Street, May, 1911

Parades and processions, Horses

Masonic Knights Templar Parade on West Third Street, May, 1911

Masonic Knights Templar Parade on West Third Street, May 1911

Parades and processions

Masonic Knights Templar Parade on West Third Street. May 1911.

Masonic Knights Templar Parade on West Third Street, May 1911

Parades and processions

Masonic Knights Templar Parade on West Third Street, May 1911

Fraternal organizations, Parades and processions

Masonic Knights Templar Parade on West Third Street, May 1911

Masonic Knights Templar Parade, West Third Street, Williamsport, May 1911

Parades and processions

Masonic Knights Templar Parade, West Third Street, Williamsport.

Memorial Day 1927

Parades and processions, Memorial Day celebrations, Stores and shops

Memorial Day 1927. Shows Hepburn Street and West Fourth Street looking east. On right, Post Office (1989 City Hall); left, Sun Gazette Building, 248-252 West Fourth.