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…1902. The Carnegie Library, later renamed the Oil City Public Library, opened on July 6, 1904. The Carnegie Library opened to the public in July 1904. Building materials can be…
…1902. The Carnegie Library, later renamed the Oil City Public Library, opened on July 6, 1904. The Carnegie Library opened to the public in July 1904. Building materials can be…
…This early telegram message reads “Mr. B.F. Brundred, Can you get three ducks to Burnside Winslow, 145 Cold Spring St., New Haven, Conn. by Saturday night? Answer by Friday”. The…
…to recognize Hasson Park’s 125th anniversary. It was dedicated at the park on June 5th, 2021. A restored Reid gas engine was dedicated during an October event as part of…
…system in the city to John Smithman. It debuted on Thanksgiving Day 1893. In 1901, competitor Daniel Geary of Oil City, founder of Citizens Traction Co., bought out Smithman’s company….
…One large gathering was held Aug. 1, 1917, when more than 5,000 people attended a day-long picnic to honor Co. D, 16th Pennsylvania Regiment. It was comprised of National Guard…
…poor.” The No. 1 Hose House, City Hall, and Post Office on Seneca Street. Written by Judy Etzel with research by Kay Dawson and design by Natalie Cubbon. HIDDEN HERITAGE…
…department directly at ill@oilregionlibraries.org. To request an item immediately, please fill out the Interlibrary Loan Request form below and click “Submit.” You may checkout up to 2 ILL items at…
…Mr. Edwards last heard from Libby. You dive below the surface. The ship is magnificent! Below what was once the deck of the ship, something catches your eye. There’s Ms….
…to a Friends of the Library group. If you’re interested in supporting the Advisory Council, please contact Amanda Barker, Branch Manager, by calling (814) 374-4605 or via email at cplbranchmanager@oilregionlibraries.org….
…a club for such purposes.” There were 34 members at the time with the directors listed as B.C. Simpson, W.R. Lay, A.P. Richey, D.K. James and Millard Scheide. The by-laws…