HISTORICAL AUDIO PORTIONS ABOUT CLEARFIELD COUNTY COMMUNITIES....

'Listen' to old time WCPA radio recordings,

hosted by J. Howard Stewart

telling of the early development of Clearfield County with Folklore of those involved in this interesting progress.    click recorded selections below...!

Recording #12:  The origination of Chest Township in 1826,

narrated by John K Reilly, Attorney      

(click arrow tip below, for a 14 minute review.)

Recording #11:  Describing the original Clearfield County Land Ownership from 1779, by William U. Smith, Attorney      

(click arrow tip below, for a 16 minute review.)

Recording #10:  Describing the origination of Knox Township

with Howard Stewart & John K Reilly       

(click arrow tip below, for an 11 minute review.)

Recording #9:  A discussion of the

development of Lawrence Township by John K Reilly       

(click arrow tip below, for a 13 minute review.)

Recording #8:  a discussion of the

'Old Town Sportsmans' Club, by Bud Schaffner       

(click arrow tip below, for a 17 minute review.)

Recording #7:  Narrator,  J Howard Stewart, discusses

'OLD GUNS', with Harry Matlach       

(click arrow tip below, for a 16 minute review.)

Recording #6:  Narrator,  J Howard Stewart, discusses

'OLD CLEARFIELD', with Roy Fullington       

(click arrow tip below, for a 14.49 minute review.)

Recording #5:  Narrator,  J Howard Stewart, discusses

the New York Central Passenger Trains with Earl Bowes        

(click arrow tip below, 15 min. review.)

Recording #4:  Narrator,  J Howard Stewart, discusses

'Beccaria Township', with Carl A. 'Noonie' Belin, Jr.         

(click arrow tip below, 14 min. review.)

Recording #3:  Narrator,  J Howard Stewart, talks with

Judge John K Reilly about 'Abram Witmer'

(Clearfield's Witmer Parks)    

(click arrow tip below, 14 min. review.)

Recording #2:  Narrator,  J Howard Stewart, talks with

....Carl Antes of Grampian talks about the Philip Antes family's farm between Hyde &  Curwensville area... 

(click arrow tip below, 18 min. review.)

Recording #1:  The BALLAD OF MORGAN RUN - Tragedy

January 14, 1962, two young boys, Larry Husted & Wesley lowe ...

(click arrow tip below, 15 min. review.)

....keep 'listening' for more recordings coming your way!