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	Historians, journalists draw on work of forbears Sep 3, 2006 — Carl Hatch, the recently deceased York County history professor, provided wonderful primary source material that researchers and writers will use for generations. It has been said that students of history ride on the shoulders of researchers who have gone before them. Full Story Before 1700 Did you know? Before 1700 In Pennsylvania before 1700 1700-1749 1750-1775 1776-1789 1789-1799 Did you know? 1700s In Pennsylvania, 1700s In the nation, 1700s Everyday life, 1700s 1800-1815 1816-1827 1828-1844 1845-1856 1857-1865 1865-1881 1882-1892 1893-1899 Did you know? 1800s In Pennsylvania, 1800s In the nation, 1800s Everyday life, 1800s 1900-1939 1940-1955 1955-1970 1971-1990 1990-1999 Did you know? 1900s In Pennsylvania, 1900s In the nation, 1900s Everyday life, 1900s Don't know much about local history? York County newsmakers

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About the book

Never to be Forgotten by James McClure is a year-by-year look at York County's history. It is available at Borders Books & Music in Springettsbury Township.

About the author

James McClure, author of Never to be Forgotten, earned a master s degree in American Studies from Penn State Harrisburg. His research at Penn State focused on York County journalism history. He is the author of East of Gettysburg, Nine Months in York Town and Almost Forgotten.