Valuation Maps
PRR.v18.07.PA-17_Windbur (PRRT&HS)
PRR.v18.07.PA-18 (PRRT&HS)
PRR.v18.07.PA-19 (PRRT&HS)
PRR.v18.07.PA-20 (PRRT&HS)
PRR.v18.07.PA-21 (PRRT&HS)
PRR.v18.07.PA-22 (PRRT&HS)
PRR.v18.07.PA-23 (PRRT&HS)
 Aerial photo of the town of Windber, Somerset County in the 1940's. |
 Aerial view of the community of Windber, Somerset County around 1930. Eureka Mine #31 can be seen on the lower right and Eureka Mine #35 can be seen on the upper left. |
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 Graham Avenue, looking West in the town of Windber, Somerset County in the 1940's. |
 Train crossing on 15th Street in the town of Windber, Somerset County. |
 Pennsylvania Railroad Train coming into Windber, Somerset County in the 1940's. On the caboose are the words "Buy War Bonds". |
 Location undetermined. |
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 Group of Coal Miners posing by a Mine Motor in the town of Windber, Somerset County in 1907. |
 School students boarding a train at 15th Street in the town of Windber, Somerset County for a trip to Altoona around 1950-60. |
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 Scrap Metal Drive on Graham Avenue at 14th Street in Windber, Somerset County on October 18, 1942 to help out during WWII. |
 Graham Avenue in Windber, Somerset County around the year 1900 when the trolly came into the borough from the Scalp Level area and then went into Krings and Benscreek on route into Johnstown. It was discontinued when the tracks were washed out after the 1936 Flood. |
Entries from the 1945 edition of the CT1000:
F25
Windber Lumber Co. and J. E. Crisman (MP 42.8)
 The Windber Lumber Company, established in 1900, was located in the area at the tracks and 13th.Street in Windber, Somerset County. |
