A 1908 photograph of the Market Street side of the Thomas A. Hensel Clothier façade, Lykens, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania. _____________________________________ From a series of stories of Lykens and Wiconisco, that appeared in the Lykens […]
W. H. UHLER, Ph. G. – PHARMACIST It is only natural that confidence be placed in a druggist who is thoroughly educated in his business, but when this important essential […]
As part of article describing the Thomas A. Hensel Clothing House in Lykens, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, attention was given to Mr. Hensel’s tailor, Samuel E. Dietrich [or Deitrich]. It included […]
A colorized 1976 photograph of the Partners Factory, Williamstown, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania. Apparel factories continued to employ workers, particularly women, in the Lykens Valley area into the last quarter of […]
An advertisement from the Lykens Standard, March 22, 1901, for Mary B. Boedde‘s Millinery and Notions. MISS M. B. BOEDDE will open on Wednesday of next week a beautiful line […]
Few business men of Lykens been more successful than H. E. Henry who came here from Harrisburg a few years ago and has since by energy and a superior knowledge […]
THOMAS A. HENSEL THE LEADING UPPER END CLOTHIER IS A GOOD ADVERTISER From mine worker to the leading clothier of Upper Dauphin County, Thomas A. Hensel has proved to what […]
An advertisement from the Lykens Standard, March 22, 1901, for Mrs. Emily Grimm Smith‘s Millinery and Notions. Mrs. Emily Grimm Smith desires to announce her Spring Opening on Saturday, March 23. A […]