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Walt Holda History Harvest Interview: Full-Length
Interview with Walt Holda conducted during the Sunbury History Harvest, April 8, 2017Tags Walt-Holda -
Walt Holda History Harvest Interview
Interview with Walt Holda conducted during the Sunbury History Harvest, April 8, 2017Tags Walt-Holda -
Sunbury History Composition
Albert Bubb completed this assignment in 1923 when he was in the seventh grade at Seventh Ward school. He dedicated the assignment to his father.
The composition outlines the history of Sunbury from 1772 to 1923. A postcard from Fort Augusta is included.Tags Allen-Bubb -
Sunbury Flood-Wall Photograph
This photograph depicts the construction of the Sunbury Flood-Wall. The man seen in the photograph worked on the construction of the Fabridam, Route 80, and numerous power plants.
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Sunbury Bond
Signed by the town clerk, borough treasurer, and chief burgess, this bond signified that Sunbury was indebted to the holder in the amount of $100.Tags Lester-Marshall -
Steve Williams History Harvest Interview: Full-Length
Interview with Steve Williams conducted during the Sunbury History Harvest, April 8, 2017Tags Steve-Williams -
Steve Williams History Harvest Interview
Interview with Steve Williams conducted during the Sunbury History Harvest, April 8, 2017Tags Steve-Williams -
Schools of Sunbury postcards
This collection features the schools of Sunbury.
The Loyd T. Rohrback School, which taught elementary aged students, is no longer standing. Published by Newvotchrome
The Sunbury High School, as seen in the postcard, is now the Degenstein Community Library. Published by Leighton and Valentine Co.
The Junior High School is now closed. Published by R. Ramsay Mebane
The Fourth Ward was also known as New High. In 1955, a transition was made from Old Main School to the Fourth Ward School due to impended collapse. Published by E. MadciffTags Edward-Neff -
Repaving Photograph
Part of a large collection of photographs that tell the story of Sunbury, this photo depicts the repaving of Market Street in the 1920's.Tags Lester-Marshall -
Railroad Tie and Spike
This railroad tie and spike were found in the Doughty mine. The Doughty mine was located a few miles south of Sunbury, near Selinsgrove. During the mid-1800's, experimental digging in search of zinc and galena occurred at the mine.