One of a Kind
…in the snow on the pedestrian walkway. A photographer from The Blizzard newspaper, Oil City’s evening newspaper, snapped the photograph and shared it with the Wide World photo service. The…
…in the snow on the pedestrian walkway. A photographer from The Blizzard newspaper, Oil City’s evening newspaper, snapped the photograph and shared it with the Wide World photo service. The…
…years turned his attention to raising ducks. Brundred and his crew chose to raise and distribute Royal White Pekin ducks under the brand name of “Famous Oil City Ducklings.” Oil…
…Side residents,” noted the newspaper. In addition, employees of the National Transit shops & Joseph Reid Engine works along Main Street chose the frozen river as their crossing of choice…
…changes in order to keep you safe & informed. We also share some of your SummerQuest creations & announce our new, shared website. August 2020 – Celebrate International Women’s Day…
…volunteer opportunities Learn how to sign up here! Virtual Opportunities Teens can earn volunteering hours virtually by writing or recording book reviews, creating library-related filmography, & more through Virtual Volunteens!…
…ads touted the PanAm Clipper service as well as its lubricant of choice: Wolf’s Head. “PanAm’s choice of motor oil is Wolf’s Head: 100 percent pure Pennsylvania oil is used…
…feet long and 18 feet wide. At the time, it was the longest bridge over any part of the Allegheny River. The Oil City and Petroleum Bridge opened to the…
…was an Englishman who immigrated to Pittsburgh in 1862 where he became a barrel-maker with his brother. The Continental Refining Co. used the names Coreco and Pennsylect for their products….
…established a hardware business in Oil City, later known as Lewis Hardware, and owned it until he entered the U.S Army service in 1916 for duty on the Mexican border.…
…as the “oil well supply man,” the first in the world. As Eaton’s business grew, it attracted partners and new names – Eaton & Cole in 1869 and Eaton, Cole…