Ducks and Roses
…duck farm soon boasted homes, brooder houses, barns, ice houses, feed barns, dairy barns, silos, sheds, garages and more. About 50 employees lived in houses on the farm property. Family…
…duck farm soon boasted homes, brooder houses, barns, ice houses, feed barns, dairy barns, silos, sheds, garages and more. About 50 employees lived in houses on the farm property. Family…
…category with the best species of the sterner sex,” according to the 1896 Souvenir of the Oil City Derrick. The Brundred house was located at 315 West 1st Street. The…
…tons and traveled at a speed of 50 miles per hour when in the countryside. Even more park-bound visitors traveled by hanging on to the running boards along the street…
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…resident of Poland, was a top-rated pilot who was chosen, at the age of 20, to test fly the Soviet Union’s top secret MG jet. While patrolling the Polish-Germany border…
…made will be considered one of the best that the taxpayers of Oil City have ever made.” It was known as the Oil City Carnegie Library until the name was…
…Oil City as the best place in the world to be.” Local newspaper columnist Ed Sehon, who with his family had lived in Oil City for two years, said living…
…and covered much of the 21-acre property between Oil Creek and the BNY & PRR tracks. The operation featured brick stills, oil tanks, a boiler house, outbuildings, a refinery, 50…
…was the leading inventor and producer of equipment and machinery for the world’s oil and gas industry. The plant covered 50 acres and featured dozens of buildings. Oil Well Supply…
Oil and gas fueled Oil City’s early economy. The extraction, production and refining processes prompted an array of other industries such as those that specialized in drilling equipment, pumps, barrels…