Tag: Clearfield County history

Col. John W. Forney Makes the Speech The Clearfield County Historical Society has archives of county-related history.  Our acquisitions are ...

The DuBois Brewing Company Farm was located off Route 322 east in Luthersburg. In the early 1900’s, this rural farm ...

The Liberty Theater was built in 1922 by brothers Frederick and Michael Scrano on Main Street in Madera.  The men ...

In 1822, Jacob Lee (1770-1847), along with his wife and children came from the Milesburg area of Centre County to ...

Alfred Johnston, was the son of Moses and Mary Ellen (Lamb) Johnston.  He was raised in Gearhartville, Decatur Township.  Alfred ...

In 1936, Charles Waln Schoenfeld was 13 years old.  Charles was born in New York City but by the age ...

During the month of April in 1969, people in Clearfield County looked twice as they saw a brand new 1969 ...

Back in the early 1900’s before the automobile was gliding down the roads people used horses for their transportation.  During ...

Clearfield County’s first state-registered landmark placed by the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission was known as the Wallace House.  Senator ...

The Maple Avenue Hospital in DuBois was granted a charter by the Court of Common Pleas of Clearfield County on ...