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James Madison Hotel- The Graemmar family sold the building in 1923. This photo was most likely taken in the 1950s or early '60s. Shown is a neon sign for the James Madison, and also a barber pole along Commerce Street.
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James Madison Hotel- The Graemmar family sold the building in 1923. This photo was most likely taken in the 1950s or early '60s. Shown is a neon sign for the James Madison, and also a barber pole along Commerce Street.

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  • (1970) Harold Thomas Hi-Rise.
  • (May 1972) Hillcrest Apartments (Harold Thomas Hi-Rise).
  • (Jan. 1964) Troutman home along Sunbury Street.
  • (Oct. 1951) Crossing guards at the Washington School in Shamokin.
  • *Low-Res* A home next to Independent Baptist Church along Sunbury Street.
  • (1958) Sunbury Street near church.
  • Harry Brest properties.
  • (05.05.1949) 217 Sunbury St.
  • City Garage- This is now the location of Dunkin Donuts at the intersection of Routes 61 and 125. The City Garage, the corner property (seen here) and Kershner Buick at 201-207 Commerce St. (background) were torn down in late-March of 1976. Money to tear down the buildings came from a grant affiliated with a project on Bunker Hill. The city sold the lot to Matty Burt and Michael Bower for $101,000. Mister Donut (Dunkin Donuts) was constructed here in fall 1987.
  • Harry Brest properties.
  • Harry Brest properties.
  • Harry Brest properties.
  • Home at 101 E. Arch St., Shamokin.
  • Home at 1119 N. Vine St., Shamokin.
  • Store located at 1116 N. Vine St., Shamokin.
  • Marshall Street home in Shamokin.
  • Malick Home along Second Street in Shamokin.
  • (1964) The Fifth Ward of Shamokin from Academy Hill.
  • (1941) An aerial shot from above Shamokin. This is looking southeast towards Big Mountain. In the upper-left hand corner is the Philadelphia & Reading Railroad Company (Reading Company) Shamokin yard facility. The locomotives were turned on the “Y” track by using the mine spur that runs behind the coal bank and the main line north and south in the photo.
  • James Madison Hotel- The Graemmar family sold the building in 1923. This photo was most likely taken in the 1950s or early '60s. Shown is a neon sign for the James Madison, and also a barber pole along Commerce Street.
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