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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Caretaker's home at Lycoming County Game Farm
Caretaker's home at Lycoming County Game Farm
Houses, Lycoming County Game Farm, Game preserves
Caretaker's home at Lycoming County Game Farm
The Cathedral, road near Sandy Bottom
The Cathedral, road near Sandy Bottom
Roads
The Cathedral, road near Sandy Bottom
C.C.C. Camp 9125, Elimsport
C.C.C. Camp 9125, Elimsport
Camps, Elimsport, Log buildings
C.C.C. Camp 9125, Elimsport
C.C.C. Camp 9125, Elimsport
C.C.C. Camp 9125, Elimsport
Camps, Elimsport, Log buildings
C.C.C. Camp 9125, Elimsport
Cider Press in Nippenose Valley
Cider Press in Nippenose Valley
Presses, Mills
Cider Press in Nippenose Valley
Coal barge on North Branch Canal
Coal barge on North Branch Canal
Barges, Canals
Coal barge on North Branch Canal. Gift of R.L. Mix.
Coal mine in Ralston
Coal mine in Ralston
Coal mining, Ralston
Coal mine in Ralston
Covered bridge near Muncy
Covered bridge near Muncy
Bridges, Covered bridges, Muncy Creek, Winter
Covered bridge near Muncy. Negative number C-678. Bridge, which spanned Muncy Creek, was built around 1840, at which time the road was diverted from the old ford in use since the Great Road from Sunbury to Williamsport was surveyed in 1787.
Covered Bridge over Muncy Creek at Muncy
Covered Bridge over Muncy Creek at Muncy
Bridges, Covered Bridges, Muncy Creek, Muncy
Covered Bridge over Muncy Creek at Muncy
Covered wood bridge over creek
Covered wood bridge over creek
Bridges, Covered bridges
Covered wood bridge over creek
Crescent Iron Works (Powys), Cogan Station
Crescent Iron Works (Powys), Cogan Station
Iron industry
Crescent Iron Works (Powys), Cogan Station. In the small village of Crescent, also known as Powys, the Crescent Iron Works was established in the year 1839. Nails and bar iron were its products, the ore coming from mines in Lycoming Township. It was a flourishing industry until 1876, when it was discontinued due to the business reverses of Peter Herdic.
Culberson Trail
Culberson Trail
Trails and paths
Culberson Trail
Decker Cider Mill in Mosquito Valley
Decker Cider Mill in Mosquito Valley
Mills
Decker Cider Mill in Mosquito Valley. Number on front bottom right corner of photograph: 439.
Devil's Turnip Patch, Montgomery Pike
Devil's Turnip Patch, Montgomery Pike
Roads, Rocks
Devil's Turnip Patch, Montgomery Pike
Devitt's Camp
Devitt's Camp
Camps
Devitt's Camp
Devitt's Camp
Devitt's Camp
Camps
Devitt's Camp
Devitt's Camp
Devitt's Camp
Camps
Devitt's Camp
Disabled soldiers and sailors at Camp Devitt, April 1922
Disabled soldiers and sailors at Camp Devitt, April 1922
Soldiers, Sailors, Rest homes, Sanatoriums
Disabled soldiers and sailors at Camp Devitt, April 1922. Camp Devitt was founded in 1912 by Dr. William Devitt of Philadelphia, on a tract of land on White Deer Mountain near Allenwood. The camp was named Devitt's Camp for the Treatment of Tuberculosis. The U.S. government sent 151 soldier-patients in 1919. It later became a residence for the aged.
Dodge's Mill on North Side of Susquehanna River
Dodge's Mill on North Side of Susquehanna River
Mills, Lumber industry
Dodge's Mill on North Side of Susquehanna River
Duffy Mill
Duffy Mill
Mills, Lumber industry
Duffy Mill