Snyder County

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The book offers a historical exploration of Snyder County, established in 1855 and named after a notable governor. It highlights the county's significance within the early Pennsylvania Canal System and its role as home to one of the first coeducational colleges, Susquehanna University. The narrative also focuses on McClure, a town developed for the Middle Creek Valley Railroad. Featuring over two hundred images, many previously unpublished, the book draws from Ron Nornhold's extensive postcard collection to vividly depict the county's evolving communities.