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Old York Road Historical Society

Giving Our Past a Future

  • ABOUT
    • MISSION STATEMENT
    • BOARD OF DIRECTORS
    • The Society’s Logo
  • PROGRAMS
    • LECTURE SERIES
    • FIELD TRIPS & OUTINGS
    • BRYN ATHYN TRAIN WRECK
  • COLLECTIONS
    • PROPERTY ATLASES & MAPS
      • Atlas of the County of Montgomery and the State of Pennsylvania, G. M. Hopkins, 1871
    • Obituary / Death Notice Research Request
  • SUPPORT
    • MEMBERSHIP
  • PUBLICATIONS
    • “The Corridor”
    • Arcadia Publishing, Images of America Series
    • TITLES OF LOCAL INTEREST
    • AUTHORS
  • CONTACT
  • LINKS

Arcadia Publishing, Images of America Series

Abington, Jenkintown, and Rockledge (2000)
Cheltenham Township (2001)
The Morelands and Bryn Athyn (2002)
Willow Grove Park (2005)
The Philadelphia Area Architecture of Horace Trumbauer (with Rachel Hildebrandt, 2009)
Oak Lane, Olney and Logan (with Marita Krivda Poxon and Rachel Hildebrandt, 2011)

Visit

Monday 7PM - 9PM
Tuesday 11AM - 2PM
Wednesday 11AM - 3PM
This holiday season, we will be closing on Wednesday, November 27, Tuesday, December 24th, Wednesday, December 25th, Tuesday December 31st, and Wednesday, January 1, 2020.

Contact

(215) 886-8590
oldyorkroadhistory@gmail.com

Location

515 Meetinghouse Road
Jenkintown, PA 19046

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ON THIS DAY in history in 1935, Jimmie Foxx was traded from the Philadelphia Athletics to the Boston Red Sox. In this recent acquisition to the OYRHS collection, Foxx and his son are shown in the International News Photo “Jimmy Opens ‘A Christmas Package’ Before Christmas” publicizing the news. Jimmie Foxx began his career with the Philadelphia Athletics in 1925. He played in Boston and with the Chicago Cubs before coming back to the Philadelphia to play for the Phillies at age 37. In 1951, he was inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame.
On this day in history.
Happy Thanksgiving from Old York Road Historical Society! Seventy eight years ago on Thanksgiving, the annual Abington-Cheltenham “Turkey Bowl” football game was held at Temple University Stadium.
Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃
Don’t forget - Discovering Philadelphia lecture tonight at the new lecture venue. See you tonight at 7:30pm!
Join us next week on Wednesday, November 13th at 7:30 pm for the next lecture. David Traub will present Discovering Philadelphia: Places Little Known.
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