Tag: Throwback Thursday

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 ...

International engineers worked from the time of World War I to make a truly universal tractor. It would be able ...

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

One of the most beautiful structures you will see in Clearfield County is St. Mary’s Annunciation Ukrainian Catholic Church located ...

Twenty-five teams of paddlers gathered on Sunday, May 12, 1968 to enter the water of the Susquehanna River to compete ...

The Progress, June 19, 1940 “Strange as it may seem the 32-piece Wallaceton Band, which has been newly-uniformed to make ...

Sarah Schofield was one of 10 children born to Joseph Schofield and Elizabeth Aikins Schofield.  Sarah’s father Joseph worked in ...

Disaster struck on a bitterly cold Friday night, Jan. 25, 1936, with temperatures hovering around zero or below. A Kerosene ...