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When did dragons sail the seas : highlights in history
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History of Clearfield County
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A day in the life of a caveman, a queen and everything in between
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Bones and berserkers : 13 true tales of terror from American history
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Cazenove journal, 1794; a record of the journey of Theophile Cazenove through New Jersey and Pennsylvania
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Chambersburg, frontier town, 1730-1794 : a bicentennial narrative of the origin and growth of Chambersburg and Franklin County in Pennsylvania
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Adam T. Kessinger, 1794-1859 : a biographical narrative
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Tax lists Mifflin County, 1790-1794
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Talleyrand aux États-Unis, 1794-1796
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Talleyrand in America as a financial promoter 1794-96 : unpublished letters and memoirs
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R. Smith's session docket, Huntingdon County, PA, 1794-1797
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Names of persons who took the oath of allegiance to the State of Pennsylvania, between the years 1776 and 1794
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Aaronsburg (Salem) Evangelical Luthern Church, protocol and baptism records 1794-1854
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Wallis & Edward
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Wally's route
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Miss Ellicott's school for the magically minded
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Wally Mammoth : the sled race
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Wally Mammoth : hide and seek
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Frontier forts of Fulton County, Pennsylvania
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The accounts of two Pennsylvania German furniture makers--Abraham Overholt, Bucks County, 1790-1833, and Peter Ranck, Lebanon County, 1794-1817
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Wally does not want a haircut
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Andrew Jackson
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Andrew Carnegie
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Andrew Johnson
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Hillcrest Cemetery, Clearfield, Pennsylvania walking tour
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Ghost towns and vanishing villages of Clearfield County, Pennsylvania
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80 miles of wilderness adventure : on the west branch of the Susquehanna River
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Index, History of Clearfield County, Pennsylvania [by] Lewis Cass Aldrich, 1887
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An historical sketch of the old Erie Turnpike : commemorating the one hundred and fiftieth anniversay of this pioneer thoroughfare through Clearfield County, PA
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Excerpt on Morris Township from the "History of Clearfield County"
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Clearfield today and tomorrow : railroads of the area
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1794 : Cornplanter, Andrew Ellicott, and Samuel Wallis, ending the Pennsylvania Frontier