Photo Prints – Osterhout Library and WHGS Museum

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Late 1800s historical photograph reproduction from Wilkes-Barre Illustrated, 1891. Black and white image with descriptive text, matte finish heavy paper; sheet is 9.5" x 12.5", image alone is 7" x 9".

The Osterhout Free Library and Wyoming Historical and Geological Society Museum on S. Franklin St. in downtown Wilkes-Barre.

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Poster featuring the old theaters of the Wyoming Valley. A joint venture between the LCHS and Ace Hoffman Studios.

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Author:  Elena Castrignano Description:  Part of the Images of America Series by Arcadia. Wilkes-Barre, founded in 1769, is a city of changes: environmental changes brought on by the Susquehanna River and industrial changes that transformed a quiet farming community into a busy breaker town. When anthracite coal was discovered in the 1800s and massive coal breakers were built, immigrants for eastern, western, and southern Europe began to arrive. As these immigrants arrived, they changed the face of the city, creating their own communities and hamlets. Size:  6-1/2 x 9 Paperback – 127 Pages Published:  2012

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Late 1800s historical photograph reproduction from Wilkes-Barre Illustrated, 1891. Black and white image with descriptive text, matte finish heavy paper; sheet is 9.5″ x 12.5″, image alone is 7″ x 9″. Bear Creek Dam along Rt. 115, Bear Creek Village.