Did You Know a Hungry Bear Once Stole Dinner at a Butcher Shop in Scranton, Pennsylvania?
In 1897 a big cinnamon bear grabbed a bundle of bones and meat outside a butcher shop in Scranton, Pennsylvania, and ate every bit of it.
In 1897 a big cinnamon bear grabbed a bundle of bones and meat outside a butcher shop in Scranton, Pennsylvania, and ate every bit of it.
In 1917 a bottle of homemade catsup reached the Gettysburg army camp with no soldier’s name on it. The postmaster tracked down the boy anyway.
In 1916, about 70 Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, lawyers watched their childhood pictures flash on a screen, sang the answers, and turned the streetlights red.
In 1889 a Sacramento visitor wrote that a white collar could finally stay white in Pittsburgh. Natural gas had cleared the Smoky City, for a while.
In 1915 two circus elephants marched in Governor Brumbaugh’s parade in Harrisburg. One, Tango Jumbo, was famous for doing the tango. He saluted instead.
A detailed map of Wister, Pennsylvania, showing every building in its true location, the roads by name, and shaded topographical relief.
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