Special thanks to Rose Marie Dougal for pointing out these postcards and other items of Shenandoah historical interest that were being sold on the Internet.
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This old photo is of a big snow storm in 1936. The photo is of the road that leads to Shenandoah Heights. PICTURE

This came out of an album of photos from the 1930s. Information from the album written on the back "Snow Pile in front of American Fire Co No. 4 Shenandoah, PA Big Snow Storm 1935". PICTURE

Same storm - Centre Street looking east across Jardin St. Note the Lyric Theater, now the Lyric Restaurant, on the corner at the left. PICTURE

Same storm - a view of North Main St. PICTURE

Circa 1910 view of the Rescue Hook and Ladder Co. on North Main Street. PICTURE

Circa 1910 post card view of the O'Hara Theater on East Oak Street near Main. The Strand Theater would later be located near this site. The spire on the right is that of the Methodist Church, the one of the left is that of the Episcopal Church at Oak and White which burned down several years after this picture was taken.
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West Cherry Street, Shenandoah, turn of the century PICTURE

William Penn Colliery near Shenandoah PA. This huge facility was part of the thriving Anthracite Coal mining business in Pre 1945 central Pennsylvania. PICTURE
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Sol Levit Christmas advertising token - Copper in color and the size of a quarter.

Sol Levit Jewelers - Calendar (1924)

South Jardin St. - Looking south along Jardin Street from Oak St.
The Primitive Methodist Church on the right side of the picture is little changed in appearance today.

Methodist Episcopal Church - Looking east along Oak St. from Main St. The brick facing shown in this view was covered with a white stucco finish sometime before 1940.

Main Street looking north from Oak St.

Locust Mountain Hospital and Nurses Home - Shenandoah (Heights), PA.

Quitting Time Coal Mine Shaft - Shenandoah, PA

Picture of the breaker, cars and breaker boys - Shenandoah PA. Instructional photo with description of mining process and coal uses on reverse from "The Philadelphia Museum". Also photo credit lower right W. H. Rav. (or Rau.) Image is 9 1/8" X 7".

Locust Mountain Road - Shenandoah, PA

Shenandoah, PA National Bank Interior View Of The Merchants National Bank, Shenandoah, Pa.

Eagles Building and Post Office, Shenandoah Pa., postmarked 1908.

East Centre Street, Shenandoah, PA. There is a postmark of 1913.

Residence Of P. J. Ferguson, Shenandoah, Pa. (owner of the Ferguson opera house?)

$20 bill issued by The Merchants National Bank of Shenandoah

Lehigh Valley Railroad Station - The map of 1899 shows a Lehigh Valley RR station at the southern end of town, just below Laurel St. near Main St.

Schuykill Railway - Shenandoah PA - Construction Photo - Here is a 1918’s era 8 X 10 original photograph of the traction, trolley, or interurban railway track at being installed on the Schuylkill Railway Co. in Shenandoah, Pennsylvania. This is most likely a one of the kind historical photograph and was not duplicated. The photograph is mostly showing the use of an Indianapolis Electric Welder. In the photograph it shows the Indianapolis Switch & Frog Co. – Indianapolis Welder (made in Springfield Ohio ), a steam roller that actually looks like a railroad steam engine, building, workmen, and railroad tracks being installed in the middle of the street, and the welder with his welding hood or mask. Railroad switch blocks also appear on the welder's wagon.

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