Johnstown, Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania, Definitive History, Paperback

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Johnstown, Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania, Definitive History, Paperback Go beyond the historic Johnstown flood and explore the in-depth history of this quintessential Pennsylvania community that has endured and prospered through generations.The flood of 1889 has often taken center stage in the history of Johnstown, Pennsylvania, but the history of this community is greater than this tragedy. In this first installment of a two-volume set, local author Randy Whittle chronicles this town's past. Beginning with the aftermath of the 1889 flood, Whittle describes the key events and issues that the community's institutions and many of its leading personalities have wrestled with from the mid-1890s. The result is an accessible and entertaining narrative that not only recounts the community history, but also the topical histories of many civic organizations, the local government and leading businesses.

Tags: 0.7in 1.6 Oz 159 2005 288 Pages 30 Days 6.9in 9.8in 9781596290518 Arcadia Publishing Buyer English Not Available Photography Returns Accepted Trade Paperback Unbranded

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Brand	Unbranded
MPN	9781596290518
Item Length	9.8in
Item Height	0.7in
Item Width	6.9in
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Language	English
Publisher	Arcadia Publishing
Publication Year	2005
Genre	Photography
Item Weight	1.6 Oz
Number Of Pages	288 Pages

Johnstown, Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania, Definitive History, Paperback Go beyond the historic Johnstown flood and explore the in-depth history of this quintessential Pennsylvania community that has endured and prospered through generations.The flood of 1889 has often taken center stage in the history of Johnstown, Pennsylvania, but the history of this community is greater than this tragedy. In this first installment of a two-volume set, local author Randy Whittle chronicles this town’s past. Beginning with the aftermath of the 1889 flood, Whittle describes the key events and issues that the community’s institutions and many of its leading personalities have wrestled with from the mid-1890s. The result is an accessible and entertaining narrative that not only recounts the community history, but also the topical histories of many civic organizations, the local government and leading businesses.