Summerville Public Library - Summerville Story Project

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The Summerville, Pennsylvania Story Project is a collection of documents, photos, and other memorabilia intended to present the human side of Summerville. The collection material dates from the occupancy by Native American tribes to the founding of Troy (later named Summerville) through growth and decline to the present day. Presented in the form of stories, vignettes, and anecdotes, we hope to communicate the warm feelings we have for our town and introduce her to others around the globe.
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Clyde Conklin Jr. is standing on the temporary bridge that was used while the cement bridge was under construction.
Clyde Conklin Jr. is standing on the temporary bridge that was used while the cement bridge was under construction.
bridge, Summerville
Photo of Clyde Conklin Jr. standing on the temporary bridge over the Red Bank Creek, that was used while the cement bridge was under construction.
new Summerville Cement Bridge
new Summerville Cement Bridge
bridge, Summerville
A photo of the new Summerville Cement Bridge.
Summerville Pa cement bridge
Summerville Pa cement bridge
Summerville, bridge
Photo of the new cement bridge in Summerville Pa. c.1922.
Summerville Pa cement bridge
Summerville Pa cement bridge
Summerville, bridge
Photo of the cement bridge over the Red Bank Creek at Summerville Pa. The Pennsy Coal Co. Store is seen at right.
Wilbur Robinson, WWI soldier in front of old Summerville iron bridge
Wilbur Robinson, WWI soldier in front of old Summerville iron bridge
military, Summerville, bridge
A photo of Wilbur Robinson, WWI soldier standing in front of old Summerville iron bridge.