James V. Brown Library - Lycoming County Digital Photo Archive

1057 West Fourth Street, West of Park Street, Home of Nelson Byers, ca. 1870's

110 Montgomery Street, Nirvana, Decker-Lecce House

835 West Fourth Street at the turn of the century. Site number 14 in "A Survey of Historic Sites and Landmarks of Lycoming County".

835 West Fourth Street, Home of William E. Emery. House designed by Eber Culver, built in 1889.

Allen P. Perley/ C. R. Harris Residence

Allen P. Perley/ C. R. Harris Residence. Now Dr. Amsler residence.

Annunciation Church Rectory, 634 W. Fourth St., Smith-Ulman House. Site number 68 in "A Survey of Historic Sites and Landmarks of Lycoming County".

Benjamin Pott House, 29 N. Main Street, Muncy. Site number 119 in "A Survey of Historic Sites and Landmarks of Lycoming County".

Coryell Residence, 40 Pine Street, August 1865. On back of photo: "Now Prior & Sallada, 1989 (now highway) to bridge"

Culbertson Mansion. On verso of photograph: "History of the Culbertson Mansion" compiled by C. Lee Berry: The famous Culbertson mansion located at DuBoistown, near the mouth of the Susquehanna and opposite the mouth of Lacomic creek (now Lycoming) is one of the most ancient properties in Lycoming County, closely identified with history in the West Branch Valley and was an object of much curiosity.

East Fourth and Market Streets. On reverse of photo: "Built by Anson V. Parson, approximately 1839, shortly bought by Hezekiah Packer (brother of William), then Fischer family (relatives of Jonas), then Weizel. Twin of J V Brown house".

East Fourth and Mulberry Streets home of Judge James Gamble, ca. 1875