Air View

Stone Bridge

Trolley Time

Just passing Baker's Hardware on Strayer Street.

Picture Perfect

Woolf & Reynolds

Cambria Steel

Franklin Mill

High Above

Johns Street Bridge

Eureka

Delivery truck for Eureka Stores in Windber.

Horner Street School

Horner Street School

A Little History - 1889

Route 56

Route 56 as seen from the Incline.

Trolley Time

Trolley Time

Franklin and Locust - Glosser's is behind those two people.

Trolley Time

Teen Canteen - 1951

Rob Roy

Trolley Time

Washington Street Bridge

Weiser Music

Weiser Music - 415 Main Street - 2nd Floor - Dial 85-821

Sanitary Dairy

Stone Bridge

Stone Bridge

National Radiator Company

Johnstown

Penelec

Broad Street

Sacks

Sacks - Good Value Always - it was located at the intersection of Franklin and Vine.

Downtown

Trolley Time

Broad Street right before you get to Laurel Avenue.

Bowling Sweepstakes

Friendly City Handicap

Trolley Time

Central Avenue

St. Francis Cemetery - Lower Yoder

St. Francis Cemetery - just off of J Street.

Pre-1889

Downtown Johnstown - the first library.

Cambria City

Broad Street going past the old Fire Hall at the intersection of 7th Avenue.

Cambria City - '36

Broad Street

1967

1967

Miss Red Feather - 1951

This was the precursor to what is now known as the United Way.

Wehn Auction

Auction - Downtown Johnstown 1864

1889

Railroad Street - 1889 Flood

Washington Street Bridge

Crossing the bridge at the Point.

Johns Street Bridge

Johns Street Bridge

River Wall

Heading out of Coopersdale to Cramer Pike.

Memorial Hospital

South Wing - Memorial Hospital

Bobby Rydell

Bobby Rydell at Mr. Cee's Supper Club

JTC

Cambria Home Bakery

Cambria Home Bakery

Fort Stanwix Hotel

Fort Stantwix Hotel - Downtown Johnstown

Central Motor Service

Central Motor Service - 538 Locust Street

Rolling Mill Mine

Rolling Mill Mine - hillside across from Point Stadium

Unknown Children

Two unknown Johnstown children from around 1900 or so. 

Alwine's - 1928

Alwine's - 1928.

Woodvale Viaduct

Woodvale Viaduct - August 1907

World War Two Vet - Sgt. Harry Englehart

In honor of Veterans Day - I am starting a new site that honors our own local vets from all wars. I hope to add new stories from time to time in this new series. First up - World War Two and the story of Sgt. Harry Englehart from Johnstown - who later became a well-known teacher in the area. CLICK HERE to see and read the story of his war service while serving under Gen. Patton in the Europe Theater of war.

Old St. Francis Church

Old St. Francis Church - D Street around when it was built in 1922.