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Graemmar Hotel- One of the last, true, remaining hotels in Shamokin. This is on the southwest corner of Shamokin and Commerce streets. The name later changed to the James Madison Hotel, and more recently to Center City Apartments.
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Graemmar Hotel- One of the last, true, remaining hotels in Shamokin. This is on the southwest corner of Shamokin and Commerce streets. The name later changed to the James Madison Hotel, and more recently to Center City Apartments.

  • (1964) James Madison.
  • Graemmar Hotel- One of the last, true, remaining hotels in Shamokin. This is on the southwest corner of Shamokin and Commerce streets. The name later changed to the James Madison Hotel, and more recently to Center City Apartments.
  • (Aug. 1954) Madison Bar at 612 Shamokin Street.
  • Interior of James Madison.
  • Interior of James Madison.
  • (Aug. 1954) Madison Bar at 612 Shamokin Street.
  • Interior of James Madison.
  • (05.28.52) Rock and Commerce streets.
  • (Jan. 1957) Rock Street near the News Dispatch.
  • Harry Brest properties.
  • People sledding on Sunbury Street in front of the City Hotel (across from the old Post Office).
  • (1964) Ukrainian Club at Shamokin and Independence streets.
  • (1920s) Pictured are trolley tracks leading south down Shamokin Street.
  • Brennans Cleaners- On the northwest corner of Shamokin and Spurzheim streets.
  • (Jan. 1957) Furniture Store along North Shamokin St.
  • (Jan. 1957) Home Furniture Store along Shamokin Street.
  • Shamokin Street work, as seen from St. Edward's Church.
  • The Fifth Ward from Academy Hill. There are very few trees on Academy Hill. In fact, there's a guy taking in the view while reading the paper. The Friendship Fire Company is the tall building at left. St. Mary's and St. Michael churches are to the right.
  • Former home of Grant Hollenbach at Rock and Webster streets.
  • (Sept. 1959) Richard Bixler and John Berry navigate the Shamokin Creek behind the Friendship Fire Co. on the “USS Refrigerator.”
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