Presidential Visitors
…of the New York Tribune newspaper and the New Yorker magazine, came to Oil City in November 1872 during his campaign for the presidency. Greeley, who popularized the saying “Go…
…of the New York Tribune newspaper and the New Yorker magazine, came to Oil City in November 1872 during his campaign for the presidency. Greeley, who popularized the saying “Go…
…settled their families along the river and planted two orchards. They moved on after a few years and vacated the land. Meanwhile, a man was moseying down from New England…
This 1930 edition of the Derrick newspaper carried a large advertisement promoting the Drake theater. A key feature was a pathe news item on Josephine McKim. Oil City can claim…
…caricature wearing an oil funnel for a hat and a tin body that required regular oiling. Here’s how it started: Benjamin W. Baum, born in 1821 in New York, was…
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…and built new structures in the East End. The A&P closed its two small Oil City stores and built a new one at 602 E. Second Street. Loblaw’s, too, had…
…industry tool for another or have a blacksmith make one or fix a tool, then sell the items from his storefront. His shop was the first ever to produce equipment…
…boxcar capacity was 40 men or eight horses. The cars were stenciled with “40 Hommes/8 Chevaux.” The 40 & 8 Bands were being organized by American Legion posts across the…