Klansman Harvey Bowers Killed in Auto Crash, 1924
A blog post on Jake Wynn‘s Wynning History, featured a story about Ku Klux Klan member Harvey A. Bowers, May 17, 2018, who was killed in a car crash on […]
A blog post on Jake Wynn‘s Wynning History, featured a story about Ku Klux Klan member Harvey A. Bowers, May 17, 2018, who was killed in a car crash on […]
An undated photo of an unknown baseball team from somewhere in the Pine Grove area, Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania. The uniforms have the letter “W” possibly indicating the team was Williamstown, […]
In 1929, at the annual rally and picnic for the Lykens-Williams Valley, the program included aviators and parachute jumps, a young lady doing black-face comedy, and an “old fashioned cake […]
A brief article appearing in the Elizabethville Echo, July 16, 1953, told of the sale of the former Unrivaled Hosiery Mill to the Elizabethville Borough School District and the intention […]
An advertisement that appeared in the Lykens Standard of September 4, 1925, for the Ku Klux Klan Day and Parade in Harrisburg on Labor Day, 1925. As was later shown […]
In 1929, Labor Day festivities in Gratz, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, included baseball games, a parade, turtle races, watermelon eating contests, and “colored skits” performed in black-face by Arthur Klinger and […]
A studio portrait of John Becker Lesher of Williamstown, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania. The photo was taken in 1950. J. B. Becker was an apparel factory owner in Williamstown and other […]
In 1925, the most prominent individual in the Pennsylvania Ku Klux Klan was Samuel D. Rich. On Labor Day, September 7, 1925, a major Dauphin County Klan event was held […]