The 1884 Form 76 lists Kreamer. A Passing Siding (Loc 1590) is listed separately.
The 1900 CT1000 lists Kreamer (MP 37.4).
The 1923 CT1000 lists a Station (MP 37.4), and a Passing Siding (MP 37.7).
The 1945 CT1000 lists Kreamer (MP 37.4).
Valuation Maps
 PRR.v16.0.PA-38_1925_Kreamer_MP38 |
 PRR.v16.0.PA-38_1949_Kreamer_MP38 |
Kreamer Feeds
Kreamer Feed is founded in 1947; continues to operate as of 2022.
From kreamerfeed.com:
George W. Robinson had a vision. He came home from World War II with nothing but the clothes on his back and apprenticed for a farmer before beginning the journey that has left a legacy in his name.
In 1947, after two years overseas in WWII, George “Bill” ventured to Pennsylvania with his brother John Myers, where they rented a 24’x24' building in the rural town of Kreamer for $12 per month. There, they established their business as a feed dealer called Robinson & Myers, a company whose largest asset at the time was a single 1937 Ford pick-up truck worth $240. The business expanded over the next few years and though George acquired sole ownership in 1949.
In 1956, the company began their adventure in poultry contracting and today, works closely with their sister company BJE Poultry, a farm and poultry contracting business located steps from the doors of what is now “Kreamer Feed”. The beauty of the partnership between BJE Poultry and Kreamer Feed is that each of the businesses is the other’s largest customer.
By 1962, George had 11 full-time employees and two bulk delivery trucks suited for taking feed from Kreamer to farms nearby. The mill was at this time able to pellet their own feed, and the company added office and retail store spaces which was subsequently named “The Kreamer Feed Store.” By 1967, the bulk feed fleet had grown to three trucks and had sales of $2,304,549 from 22,190 tons delivered. Today, there is a complete milling and grain-receiving set up; the company is equipped to receive, manufacture, and deliver feed in both bulk quantities and bags. Many additions and investments in the staff and equipment have enabled the company to serve the farmers and customers for almost 75 years with premium products, two nationwide brands, and exemplary customer service & quality.
Following in the footsteps of George and Doris, the 2nd and 3rd generation Robinsons have taken steps to ensure the business, the family, and the community are thriving today.
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 1960s. |
Station (removed)
Kreamer station, looking westward. 1917 I.C.C. photo; National Archives.
Valuation field notes indicate that 21' by 33' station was removed as of 1938.
Valuation field notes indicate that the passing siding was removed as of 1938.
Valuation field notes indicate that 16' by 30' coal shed was added as of 1938.
