State Street Bridge
…The Bridge Project In 1863, a private company was organized to construct a bridge across the river. Major stockholders in the new Oil City and Petroleum Bridge Co. were J.J….
…The Bridge Project In 1863, a private company was organized to construct a bridge across the river. Major stockholders in the new Oil City and Petroleum Bridge Co. were J.J….
…Civil War, organized a drill team. It was open to men and boys of Siverly. The drill team performed with the Cottage Hill Fife and Drum Corps and their joint…
…Grill, 107 State Street Royal, 201 Sycamore Street Scierka’s, 100 Elk Street Skruby’s Inn, 308 E. 2nd Street Sumbar, 143 Main Street Tex’s Tavern, 23 Elm Street Valley Lunch, 1005…
…excelled in athletics and oratory. While in school, he helped organized the first Negro Band in Oil City and also helped open up a skating rink in the city’s Third…
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…week, Oil City School Superintendent J.J. Palmer announced Oil City students had already saved 20 bushels. The owner of Rose’s Store in Rouseville also reported there were nearly full barrels…
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…It became one of the most profitable mining businesses in the U.S. The area around his mine quickly filled with residents and Rollin decided to organize the community in 1896….
…Those passing by the farm spoke of the fields covered with ducks, the scene reminding them of a “summer snowstorm.” By the end of World War I, high feed prices…
…dealerships, 11 clothing stores, 6 bakeries, 9 pharmacies, 6 hotels, 94 retail grocers, 4 photography studios, 20 restaurants, 6 dairies and more. The population numbered 23,000+ residents who supported 3…