Other Historical Photos

For now, the easiest way I could do this, without a lot of effort, was to create a link from text. When you click on the link the photo will pop-up on your screen. If you right click on the photo a pop-up menu will appear. Select the "save image as" off the menu, and it will save the photo on your PC. If you want to enlarge the photo, you will need to download it to your PC, and then enlarge it.

Except where noted, all photos were scanned from their originals.

Here's the photo index for the photos.

Tommy's Glass Prints

Tommy Johnston was a dear old freind of our famly, and Janelle's brother-in-law, Steve, who lived and went to school with Tommy while they lived in Mountville, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. His moter was an antique dealer, and he found these glass prints, which I scanned. I know nothing about them. Other than they may have been taken near the turn of the 20th century. If I find time, I can scan more.

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Odds and Ends

Highland Park   in Camp Hiil, taken in 1912. You can see New Cumberland in the back ground. Past were Ceder Cliff High School would be today.

Civil War Veterans   A photo of Civil War veterans of the 21 st Pennsylvania Calvery from Fayetville, Pennsylvania.

OF-00 1885 photo of the Liverpool Canal located in Perry County Pennsylvania.

OF-05 1895 photo of the town, Dauphin, located along the Susquehanna River outside Harrisburg in Dauphin County Pennsylvania.

White Hall School was one of 44 Schools for the children of Pennsylvania soldiers killed or severely wounded during the Civil War. York School   A 1910 photo of Dillsburg cemetery located in Dillsburg, York County, Pennsylvania.

Dillsburg Area Photos

Dills Tavern   A photo of Dills Taveren taken Decemebr 12 th 1919. Located in Dillsburg, York County, Pennsylvania.

Dillsburg Cemetery   A 1910 photo of Dillsburg cemetery located in Dillsburg, York County, Pennsylvania.

Civil War Veterans   A newspaper picture from 1900 showing Civil War veterans who lived in the Dillsburg area during the war. I had at least two ancestors who were from the area; Wrightstone and Kitner.

OF-09 This is a photo of the Clear Springs mill, just across the sreet from the Old Blacksmith Shop.

OF-09A This is a photo of the Clear Springs mill, taken in 2018, just after it's renovation.

OF-10 Circa 1912 photo of an Old Blacksmith Shop in Clear Springs, which is located in Franklin Township within the northern York County area of Pennsylvania. 1st blacksmith shop operated by George Hull; the little girl is Lucinda Hull, who married Lewis King. Lucinda is the sister of John and Ralph Hull. The lady is Lucinda's mother, Gartha Hull, and the man with no hat is Gartha's husband, George Hull. The man with the hat is Evans. (Most likely Evans is his last name. OF-10A is a close up of the people, and OF-10B  is what is written on the back of the photo. Dills Tavern A photo of Dills Taveren taken Decemebr 12 th 1919. Located in Dillsburg, York County, Pennsylvania.

J. Edwin Taylor   A photo of Mr. Taylor and his work crew at the Dills Taveren.

Dillsburg Cemetery   A 1910 photo of Dillsburg cemetery located in Dillsburg, York County, Pennsylvania.

Franklintown Street Main street in Franklintown.

Franklintown Home This is a photo of a residence and blacksmith shop in Franklintown.

Dillsburg  North Baltimore Street

Dillsburg  Pearl and Paul R. Mummert and their Central Hotel in the mid 1900s.

Dillsburg South Baltimore Street

Dillsburg Residence of R. S. Clark.

Dillsburg Store 1901 photo of the J. H. Dick and Company on South Baltimore Street.

Franklintown Two Room School House

When I went to school here between 1957 and 1960, from 1st to 3rd grade. There were four grades in two rooms. The 1st to 3rd grades were in one room, the 4th grade was in the other room. I remembr the schoold very well.

OF-15 This is the 1909-10 photo of Franklintown school students, taken December 9th 1909.

OF-20 This is the 1911-12 school year photo, taken December 1912, of the Franklintown school students.

OF-25 This is the 1939-40 school year photo of Franklintown school students. My father should be in the photo, but according to Aunt Pat, he never wanted to go to school. In the 3rd row there's an empty space between the a boy, and my Aunt Jean. Probably where my dad should be.
Front row, left to right:

• 6th child, Patricia Graham, who married Al Napoli.

3rd row, left to right:

• 3rd child, Jean Graham, who married Roy Hipp.
• 5th child, Sally Graham, who married June Rosenberger.


OF-30 This is the 1958-59 school year of Franklintown students.
Top row, left to right:

• 1st picture is Jimmy Arnold.

2nd row, left to right:

• 1st picture is Larry Bell.
• 3rd picture is George Henry.
• 4th picture is the teacher.
• 7th picture is Allen Rosenberger, who was once the Major of Franklintown.
• 4th row from the top, left to right:
• 5th picture is Rose Arnold.
• 6th Calvin Hipp.

Bottom row, left to right:

• 2nd picture is Jimmy Brandt.
• 3rd picture is Jackie Harbold.
• 6th picture is Bob Graham.

OF-35 This is the 1958-59 school year of Franklintown students.
Top row, left to right:

• 2nd picture is Calvin Hipp.
• 4th picture is Miss Lady, the teacher.
• 6th picture is Jimmy Arnold.

3rd row from the top, left to right:

• 1st picture is Larry Bell.

4th row from the top, left to right:

• 1st picture is Bobby Graham.
• 3rd Jackie Harbold.
• 4th picture is Jimmy Brandt.
• 5th picture is Michael Longanecker.
• 6th picture is George Henry.

Bottom row, left to right:

• 4th picture is Allen Rosenberger, who was once the Major of Franklintown.

Northern York Schools

Dillsburg High School   A 1931 photo of the Dillsburg High School located in Dillsburg, York County, Pennsylvania.

Dillsburg Elementry   A September 1954 photo of the Dillsburg Elementry Class located in Dillsburg, York County, Pennsylvania.

The following photos are from Dulcet Cortege. They are of a teacher Margaret Baker, and of the Smith and Elicker children, in various schools within the present day Northern York County School District.

There is a book; The Story of the One-Room School: In the Townships of the Northern York County School District, by Dr. Brain Small, that can purchased from the Northern York County Historical and Preservation Society.  NYCHAPS 

DC-01 1911 school; Margaret Baker and her brother Mervin are sitting beside each other to the left in the front row. Their other brother, Parker Baker, is in the front row 7th from the left. The bothers have the same style and pattern of shirts.

DC-02 1923 Dillsburg High School Graduation Class; 1923 Dillsburg High School Graduation Class; Margaret Baker is sitting to the left in the front row. Her brother Mervin is in the back row, 3rd from the left. Mervin is one year older then Margaret, but they are graduating together.

Here are photos of classes taught by Margaret Baker in the Dillsburg area.

DC-03 Margaret Baker Class, one of the 1st classes she would have taught after her 1923 high school graduation.

DC-03A Margaret Baker Class.

DC-04 Margaret Baker Class.

DC 06 Margaret Baker Class; November 21st 1934, Central School.

The next 2 school pictures are of the Smith children attending school, which we're pretty sure is a school that sat directly across the road from present day South Mountain Elementary, where Northern Apartments are currently located. Again, we're still researching the schools. The years are approximate.

DC-08 Circa 1913 School; Glenn Smith is in the 2nd row, 2nd from the left. His sister Hazel Smith may be the girl in the back row, against the brick wall, 2nd from left.

DC-10 Circa 1914 School; Glenn Smith is 2nd row, far left. Other Smith children would be in here too, but they can't be identified.

DC-(12) is clearly labeled Glenwood 1902. DC (13) is marked 1910, and it may be the school in Dillsburg. DC-(14) is a photo of a large number of students, which is dated circa 1913. We’re still researching all of the photos.

DC-12A 1920 Glenwood School; Russell Elicker is in the front row next to the teacher.

DC-13 1910 School; Russell Elicker is in the back row, 6th from the left, standing next to the girl.

DC-14 1913 School; Russell Elicker is standing in the 2nd row from the back, 4th in from the right, the 1st tall male beside three younger boys.

DC 15 Central School September 28th 1950; Karen Smith is in the 2nd row, far left. Her sister, Carol Smith, is in the 3rd row, 3rd from the left. DC 16 White Hall School, Eugene and Jay Elicker. This si not the White Wall school in Camp Hill

DC-00 1948 Dillsburg High School Graduating Class Photo, Sally and Jean Graham are in the third row back, far right. Jean is on the left, and Sallie is on the right

DC-05A Glenwood School

DC-08 Circa 1913 School; Glenn Smith is in the 2nd row, 2nd from the left. His sister Hazel Smith may be the girl in the back row, against the brick wall, 2ndfrom left.

DC-10 Circa 1914 School; Glenn Smith is 2nd row, far left. Other Smith children would be in here too, but they can't be identified.

-- This set is the Elicker children attending school. DC (12) is clearly labeled Glenwood 1902. DC (13) is marked 1910, and it may be the school in Dillsburg. DC (14) is a photo of a large number of students, which is dated circa 1913. We're still researching all of the photos.



DC-12 1920 Glenwood School; Russell Elicker is in the front row next to the teacher.