The Old Photo Album

Take a stroll down memory lane and view what life was like over the last centuries. Whether you lived here all your life, a new resident or visitor, there is always something new to discover thru “The Old Photo Album”.

 

 

Gamble House history
The Gamble House on S. Main St.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The photos featured in the album were donated by individuals like yourself who want to reconnect with the history of Jersey Shore, Pa. We are always looking for more photographs to share.If you have photos hiding in the attic, or in an old shoebox, please visit our contact page, fill out the form and your photos  will added with full credit.

Enjoy!

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Corner of Oliver and Walnut St..
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Mamolen Building
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Sallada bros Department Store (Gazebo Park today)

6 thoughts on “The Old Photo Album”

  1. Hello. I was in the First Commonwealth Bank the other day in Jersey Shore PA and was in one of the offices of an employee (Joan). I saw a small poster printout with history of Jersey Shore on it. I guess years ago they printed a bunch of them. The bank found some leftover in an old safe. I was wondering if you guys knew where I could still find one to frame or get printed out. It is in black and white with some black and white graphic pics and typeface with description and history of Jersey Shore. It was on a brownish type colored paper.

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  3. Do you have any pictures from the flood of 1936…especially one that might have picture of National Bank of Jersey Shore??? My grandfather was cashier at that bank…

    thank you

    Andrew Jordan

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  4. Do you have any pictures of thr Berlin Iron Bridge Company’s brigde that was built in your town in the late1880s?

    I believe we have a sister bridge here in Raymondiville, NY. Any information will be helpful as we are starting the process of having restoration work done on “Our Bridge”.

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    1. Ms. Molnar Houghton,

      We have several pictures and information about our “Silver Bridge”. If you email me directly at cc17740@comcast.net I can send you more information. The bridge went through a major restoration a few years back. Thank you for contacting The Jersey Shore Historical Society.

      Christina Cooney

      President

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