History, Stories, & Photos of Turbotville Pa
1871 Hail Storm
Fort Rice - The Revolutionary War Fort That Still Stands In Turbotville
Stores & Industries
The Silk Mill The Lime Kiln
The Turbotville National Bank
Stores & Industries
The Silk Mill The Lime Kiln
The Turbotville National Bank
The Turbotville High School 1890-1937
Turbotville Baseball
Social Activities & Clubs
The Turbotville Community Hall
The Muncy Speedway Race Track Between Turbotville & Muncy
Back Row L-R: Barr Wertman, Red Ramsey, Doc Muffly, Herb Barr, Don Houseknecht, Bink Huff, Hardie Merrill, Dope Secules
Front Row: Francis Patt, Bob Swope [score keeper] Amo Snyder, Fred Liadacker, Teener Foust, Charles Catherman, Skeet Menges [Manger-playing]
Harold Anspach, the National AAU Middleweight Champion from Turbotville
The Turbotville Community Hall
The Muncy Speedway Race Track Between Turbotville & Muncy
Turbotville has, within its limits, quite a number of old people. A count made the other day found thirteen who were eighty or more years old. This is not a bad showing for a town that numbers about five hundred inhabitants"
The Danville Morning News, Nov 15 1904
Maps
Current Day
Turbotville Country Closet Doughnuts At The Amish Bakery
Tasty Corner
The Bread Outlet (CLOSED)
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July 1917
Store & Residence of Harry Denius
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December 1917
Turbotville, Pa
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I have lived in the Turbotville area for 40 some years, always enjoyed your posts. I was very surprised to see a article about my great grandfather Frank Groner. My Mother said she had heard the story but did not ever hear that it was that serious.
ReplyDeleteI have the newspaper account of the Turbotville Fire in 1900 Published in the Northumberland Co. Democrat Newspaper. Trying to download the article which is in JPEG form.Not having any luck! Arlen L. Lenker Northumberland
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