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Image Not Available for 25. This is the famous dog "Romey" owned by the Kress family of Johnstown.
25. This is the famous dog "Romey" owned by the Kress family of Johnstown.
Image Not Available for 25. This is the famous dog "Romey" owned by the Kress family of Johnstown.

25. This is the famous dog "Romey" owned by the Kress family of Johnstown.

Publisher (American)
Datemid 19th-early 20th Century
ClassificationPhotographs
Credit LineGift of Rona Shays in Memory of Henry "Charlie" Shays, 2016
Object numberSN11549.2955
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Dimensions3 1/2 × 7 in. (8.9 × 17.8 cm)
Image Not Available for 4. A distant view of Johnstown from the P.R.R. above the city, showing all that remains of the Roman Catholic Church of the Immaculate Conception.
4. A distant view of Johnstown from the P.R.R. above the city, showing all that remains of the Roman Catholic Church of the Immaculate Conception.
R. K. Bonine, Photographic Art Publisher
mid 19th-early 20th Century
Image Not Available for 5. A bird's-eye view of Johnstown from the hill-top south of the city.
5. A bird's-eye view of Johnstown from the hill-top south of the city.
R. K. Bonine, Photographic Art Publisher
mid 19th-early 20th Century
16. The lower part of Johnstown where the Conemaugh and Stony Creek join, was called the "Point".
16. The lower part of Johnstown where the Conemaugh and Stony Creek join, was called the "Point".
R. K. Bonine, Photographic Art Publisher
mid 19th-early 20th Century
Image Not Available for 15. Just how the lives of some families were saved is a wonder to every one.
15. Just how the lives of some families were saved is a wonder to every one.
R. K. Bonine, Photographic Art Publisher
mid 19th-early 20th Century
Image Not Available for 1. Showing the broken dam of the Reservoir above South Fork, from where the terrible flood started.
1. Showing the broken dam of the Reservoir above South Fork, from where the terrible flood started.
R. K. Bonine, Photographic Art Publisher
mid 19th-early 20th Century
Image Not Available for 2. Where No. 6 Bridge Stood.
2. Where No. 6 Bridge Stood.
R. K. Bonine, Photographic Art Publisher
mid 19th-early 20th Century
Image Not Available for 3. A plain on which once stood the beautiful manufacturing town of Woodvale.
3. A plain on which once stood the beautiful manufacturing town of Woodvale.
R. K. Bonine, Photographic Art Publisher
mid 19th-early 20th Century
Image Not Available for 6. A sad scene in "God's Acre." A view of the Sandyville Cemetery up Stony Creek.
6. A sad scene in "God's Acre." A view of the Sandyville Cemetery up Stony Creek.
R. K. Bonine, Photographic Art Publisher
mid 19th-early 20th Century
Image Not Available for 7. A common sight on Railroad street, showing where so many frame buildings were crushed into piles of rubbish by floating logs, &c.
7. A common sight on Railroad street, showing where so many frame buildings were crushed into piles of rubbish by floating logs, &c.
R. K. Bonine, Photographic Art Publisher
mid 19th-early 20th Century
Image Not Available for 8. Looking towards the Merchants' Hotel from the rear, showing B. & O. box car loaded with pig iron, lodged in the debris after being washed two squares from the track.
8. Looking towards the Merchants' Hotel from the rear, showing B. & O. box car loaded with pig iron, lodged in the debris after being washed two squares from the track.
R. K. Bonine, Photographic Art Publisher
mid 19th-early 20th Century
Image Not Available for 9. A view on Washington street, showing the remains of St. John's Convent.
9. A view on Washington street, showing the remains of St. John's Convent.
R. K. Bonine, Photographic Art Publisher
mid 19th-early 20th Century
Image Not Available for 10. A view looking down Main street from the corner of Clinton.
10. A view looking down Main street from the corner of Clinton.
R. K. Bonine, Photographic Art Publisher
mid 19th-early 20th Century
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