Clark’s Summit
…onward march that it deserves special mention herein.” The engine house supplying steam power for the incline was located near the entrance to the Lake Shore & Michigan southern tunnel…
…onward march that it deserves special mention herein.” The engine house supplying steam power for the incline was located near the entrance to the Lake Shore & Michigan southern tunnel…
…Their successes led to immense wealth, civic engagement, community pride, philanthropy and cultural pursuits – all of it dramatically enhanced Oil City. The effects, too, were felt by the community’s…
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…Valley. He owned H. Lewis & Co. and was a key member of the Oil Exchange in the city. In 1872 he joined the Standard Oil Co. as a buyer…
Oil City attracted a wide variety of big name athletes, national politicians, actors and actresses, well-known artists, huge circuses and much more as a result of a thriving economy and…
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…Street. Several wharfs were anchored in the river at those streets to serve the booming river traffic carrying timber, iron products, oil and more from communities up north to markets…
The City of Oil City was booming in the mid-1950s. The population was listed as 18,500-plus residents while the jobs sector ranged from major U.S. companies such as Jones &…
…Mather. The Columbia Cornet Band was photographed by John Mather, the early oil industry’s most industrious photographer. Mather’s obituary noted that he was a member of a Cornet Band. Oil…
…of the city. Endorsements must come from three members in order to be considered. Dues were $3 a month. One of the club rules noted that if a member was…