From Chinklacamoose to Moshannontown, The Revolutionary War Heritage of Clearfield, Philipsburg & The Moshannon Valley By Joseph A Dague Jr. Republish of a series of newspaper articles originally published by The Progress for America’s bicentennial. Tells the county’s history prior to the Revolution. Spiral bound, 80 pages.

By Richard T. Hughes, 2011, a 92 page paperback, well illustrated.

By Julie Rae Rickard. Including Businesses, Industry, Lifestyles & Celebrations etc., plus many interesting B&W photos.

By Richard T. Hughes. A 1351 page capsule of events, news clippings, narratives, photos, illustrations & maps surrounding 100 years between 1900 – 2000 of the development of Clearfield County.

In 1859, S.B. Row compiled a history of the County’s first settlers. Visiting townships and settlements securing data from ancestors and surviving settlers. Row published this record in a series of weekly articles in the Raftsman’s Journal.

This book is to commemorate the 100 years of Kurtz Bros. It is written not to just chronicle the corporate events of that century, but to take a look at some of those who have shaped and influenced the past as well as those in whose hands the present and future of the company are entrusted.

by George A. Scott, 127-page, paperback, 1967.

Soft cover – 128 pages, 6 1/2 x 9 1/4 inch, B&W images and text. A community in Centre County, the borough abuts Clearfield County. Founded in 1796 by Henry & Frances Philips of Manchester, England.

Size 20 x 30 inches, Black and White reproduction photo.

A View From… is a weekly feature of The Progress. It highlights area communities so readers can learn more about their neighbors in Progressland. 144 pages, Paperback, Measures 8 1/2 x 11 inches.

The Progress presents a collection of articles that made up its popular weekly series, A View From… Weekly, from Aug. 29, 1992, through Dec. 27, 1997, highlighting an area community or site so that readers could learn more about their neighbors in Progressland.

By Julie Rae Rickard, 128 pages 200 photos.