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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Mayor and City Council members with workmen during the paving of "Missing Link" between W. Fourth St and Newberry

Road construction, City council members, Mayors, Streets, Williamsport

Mayor and City Council members with workmen during the paving of "Missing Link" between W. Fourth St and Newberry, November 3, 1926

"Missing Link", West Fourth Street, c. 1921

Streets, Road construction, Williamsport

"Missing Link", West Fourth Street, c. 1921. Sam Miller house near Daugherty's Run extending beyond W. D. Felix Grape Vineyard.

Northwest corner of West Third and Pine Streets, 1903

Streets, Williamsport, Stores and shops

Northwest corner of West Third and Pine Streets, 1903

Streets, Williamsport, Stores and shops

Northwest corner of West Third and Pine Streets, 1903

Park Hotel, Fourth and Campbell Streets

Streets, Williamsport, Hotels

Park Hotel, Fourth and Campbell Streets

Pictures Show Progress in Lighting of Williamsport Streets

Gaslight fixtures, Streets, Williamsport

Pictures Show Progress in Lighting of Williamsport Streets: Boulevard lights on West Third Street in 1915.

Pine Street after the 1936 flood

Floods-Williamsport-1936, Streets

Pine Street after the 1936 flood

Pine Street looking north from below Third Street

Streets, Williamsport, Stores and shops

Pine Street looking north from below Third Street

Pine Street looking south from above Fourth Street

Streets, Williamsport, Stores and shops

Pine Street looking south from above Fourth Street.

Pine Street looking south from Fourth Street

Floods-Williamsport-1889, Streets, Stores and shops

Pine Street looking south from Fourth Street.

Pine Street looking south from North Street

Streets, Williamsport, City and town halls, Churches

Pine Street looking south from North Street. (Old) City Hall at left, 454 Pine Street. Pine Street Methodist Church at right, 453 Pine (Rev. J. Howard Ake Pastor) (from 1940 directory).