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Growing up in 1940s-'50s Nanty Glo
Letters to the Valley Forum (More than 280 letters/pages)
Nanty Glo History
By Bill Martin and Betty Nedrich
A brief history of Nanty Glo; History of Nanty Glo's churches,
industries, the Journal, fire companyA Nanty Glo history timeline by Jon Kennedy
By George Dilling
George Dilling remembers 73 years in Nanty Glo, 1
George Dilling remembers 73 years in Nanty Glo, 2
George Dilling remembers 73 years in Nanty Glo, 3
George Dilling remembers 73 years in Nanty Glo, 4
Biographical profile of George DillingShopping at Levinson's in the dark ages
Editing the Nanty Glo Journal
A brief encounter with the Welsh Nanty Glo
Alfred Eisenstaedt's Nanty Glo Collection
Belsano memories
Belsano memories—continued
“Writing for the Mountaineer-Herald”
More Belsano memories—from the 'pig farm'
Vintondale Memories
Halloween fun in Belsano, 1950's-style
Halloween in the Valley now
Whatever happened to Rudy the Wanderer?
Belsano's famous son, Malcolm Cowley
Spring fever on the farm, 1956
Reminiscences of Old Home Week
Blacklick Township Class of 1960 reunion photo
Bill Hartack—Blacklick Valley's most famous athlete
Nanty Glo Council Goes to Capitol Hill
Lloyd McMullen remembered; named 'Mr. Nanty Glo' in 1964
Recalling 'the good old days' at Blacklick Township High School
Nanty Glo in the pre-rock'n'roll era recalled
Basketball in the old Union HallChristmas Pages Index
Memories of Christmases in Blacklick Valley
Memories of Christmases in Blacklick Valley—1999
Memories of Christmases in Blacklick Valley—2000
A drive through Christmas lights in Cambria County—2000
Christmas Letters: 1997 | 1998 | 1999 | 2000 | 2001
A Death in the Family, and how it forever changed our lives
7-16-00 PART 2 - Post script; Tribune-Democrat clippings
Buzz Wagner, Nanty Glo's World War II Air Force hero
A call for a Nanty Glo historical society and museum
A memoir of Nanty Glo's early years by Francis Stefanak
Profile: Nanty Gloer Michael Kaschalk makes the big time in Hollywood
To see ourselves as others see us: Nanty Glo exhibit in Wales
To see ourselves as others see us: Nanty Glo exhibit in Wales; Part 2
Views from the hamlet of Cardiff/Nettleton
Memories of the Liberty Theater Minstrels
Biographical profile of George Dilling
Memories of growing up in a Nanty Glo “1940's House”
by Paul Ceria
A Forum on Nanty Glo's Capitol Theater
The Belsano Job; robbery and murder on the C&I railroad
Remembering growing up in Twin Rocks, Shirley Bracken Kozlovac
A personal memoir: 'Teen Events' and
doing work you'd pay to get
Shoemaker Street circa 1910, a 'new' Postcard of the Past
Valley's World War II casualties remembered
1935 Photos from the Blacklick Creek Bridge
Two photos over 40 years old
Rexis from Blacklick Creek bridge, late '30s
Time-Life coverage of Nanty Glo mine in 1943
Beautification Committee launches fundraisers, projects
Bird watching in Nanty Glo
Remembering a Belsano Mom, Martha (Paul) Rummel
Wagner School site playground underway
Nanty Glo, Cardiff photos from 1937, '40 from Library of Congress
'Lost' Civil War-era cemetery near Nanty Glo found
Best Nanty Glo photo collection yet now online
Photos of Belsano's historic Reed farm found in attic
Gallery: 29 photos of Belsano, Nanty Glo, Vintondale, Portage RR,
Staple Bend Tunnel, Johnstown from Inclined Plane
Mines—old photo captures two of Nanty Glo's historic centers
Charlie Metro, valley's baseball great
Old Charney family photo
American Legion Post 619 officers, c. 1950
Route 22 postcard photo from 1944
St. Mary's School Class of 1938
More memories of Miners Hall dances, in World War II era
Memorial Day in Blacklick Valley 2002
Honoring Valley dads on Father's Day 2002
Growing-up years at No. 2 Ivory Hill
A winter for the record books, 2002, 11 photos
A Nanty Glo boys baseball team, 1951
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