History
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The Crafton Heritage group is hosting a book launch for Harry A. Meredith’s “Reminiscences of 80 Years” on Friday, Dec. 5, featuring refreshments and home history tours, with proceeds supporting community programs.
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The article from the Robinson Township Historical Society reflects on what was happening at the time the 1985 graduating of Montour High School was nearly halfway through its senior year. Included is a list of class favorites, sports achievements and cultural trends.
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The Groveton Hotel, a notable landmark, was destroyed by fire in August 1972, leading to the tragic death of guest John Render. Despite investigations, the cause remains a mystery, leaving the empty lot steeped in local memories and echoes of history.
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The final article in the series examines life in Robinson Township during World War II, emphasizing creative recipes developed amid food rationing. Homemakers adapted limited resources, utilizing Victory Gardens to prepare nutritious meals and desserts, showcasing resilience and ingenuity.
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After World War II, Robinson Township began transitioning from a mostly farming community to a growing suburb with with new jobs, homes and entertainment. The GI Bill aided veterans, while infrastructure improvements and businesses flourished, shaping a prosperous era for residents.
