Rock Springs Park

On October 17, 1930, The three governors of Ohio, West Virginia, and Pennsylvania met at the junction of the William Penn Highway (U.S. R...

On the back cover of Images of America: Rock Springs Park I wrote, “Once described as “a place where god and man went fifty-fifty to produc...

Wednesday, July 6, 1927 On this date in Rock Springs Park History, The Lincoln Highway became Route 30. Read more about RSP and the LH a...

Friday, June 15, 1951 On this date, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported that the Chester Bridge officially became toll-free. Ceremoni...

In the first part of this series of blog posts, I told of Clarence Durbin and Alvin and Hazel Babb who worked at Rock Springs Park and liv...

The Almost Heaven Lincoln Highway book I mentioned back on October 7 is now for sale at Blurb Bookstore . The cover of the book uses what ap...

The proposed cover of a new book on the Lincoln Highway features the "Almost Heaven" sign displayed in the front lawn of Rock Spri...

Improvements along Chester’s main street in the past several years have included brick-lined sidewalks and new lampposts sporting red and bl...

On October 17, 1930, the three governors of Ohio, West Virginia, and Pennsylvania met at the junction of the William Penn Highway (U.S. Rout...