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Who knew? Robert H. Coleman, Florida Man (Footnote)
A footnote to our history on Robert H. Coleman, Florida Man – “More Grief for Robert H. Coleman.”
Annville historic group collaborates with French museum to solve mystery
The Friends of Old Annville organization is collaborating with the French WWII museum Musée de Lorris to answer questions regarding letters found in a drop ceiling in rural France.
Rev. Harriet A. Baker: A pioneering Black female preacher with ties to Lebanon City
Born free in 1829, Harriet A. Baker, a pioneering Black female preacher, bravely fought against the slave trade, eventually establishing a church in Lebanon that still stands today.
The rise and fall of the Union Canal: A tale of ambition, struggle, and ingenuity
The Union Canal, once a vital water-based interstate highway system, is now recognized for its historic tunnel, an engineering feat that stands as the oldest existing transportation tunnel in the U.S., despite the canal’s overall failure and short lifespan.
World champion wrestler, war reporter, and Harvard coach: The life of Jack Azar
Jack Ozar, a star wrestler in the early 20th century and local hero from Lebanon County, who held the world middleweight championship title, was not only a sports icon but also served as a physical instructor, novelist, and international news correspondent.