Welcome to the Cambria County Historical Society
Civil War Story
Transcribed in 2005 by John Huber from an article written for the Johnstown Weekly Tribune 23 September 1905
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Write to your State Senators
The Cambria County Historical Society requests its membership to contact their state representatives in support of funding for local historical societies and libraries. During this critical period in time, local historical societies and libraries remain charged with significant
responsibilities. We must have state funding in order to continue our roles.
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Garden Party: Ebensburg's New Victorian
Look
Posted on Aug. 26th 2008 by Justin Hopper. Community Connections documentarian Justin Hopper is a freelance writer based in Pittsburgh
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The Tribune-Democrat History
The Tribune-Democrat is a Community Newspapers Holding Inc.
newspaper serving the residents of Johnstown and west
central Pennsylvania.
Today's Tribune-Democrat began in 1853 as a weekly
newspaper, the Cambria Tribune. That newspaper was renamed
the Johnstown Tribune and grew to a daily newspaper in 1873.
The Johnstown Democrat was founded as a weekly newspaper in
1863 and changed to a daily paper in 1888. Until 1952, the
Johnstown Tribune published in the afternoons and the
Johnstown Democrat published in the mornings. In 1952, the
two papers were merged into an all-day paper called the
Tribune-Democrat.
The Sunday edition started March 6, 1977 and after the 1977
flood, the Tribune-Democrat became a morning newspaper.
The Tribune-Democrat is proud of its heritage and commitment
to this community. We strive to keep pace with the changing
technology in the newspaper industry. We are also committed
to employing dedicated personnel to produce a quality
product for our customers so that we can continue to serve
the community with pride into the next century. We
thank the Cambria County Historical Society for including
this history in its website and we send our best wishes to
CCHS for the future.
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WEB BROCHURES
You can pick up many different brochures and publications at the
Cambria County Historical Society, 615 Center Street, in Ebensburg.
For your convenience, we are making a few of them available on the
Website.
To obtain copies of the Web Brochures, use
the links below to save the file to your hard drive, then print from
your printer. The brochures have been optimized to
decrease their file size. However, be aware that because of
the graphics, some brochure pages may take longer than others to print. Each page
in a brochure is a
separate file making downloads quicker. After printing, you
can staple the pages at a corner, or fold the material
into thirds to re-create the printed tri-fold brochures. Choose from
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