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The rise and fall of the Union Canal: A tale of ambition, struggle, and ingenuity
The Union Canal, once a vital water-based interstate highway system, is now recognized for its historic tunnel, an engineering feat that stands as the oldest existing transportation tunnel in the U.S., despite the canal’s overall failure and short lifespan.
World champion wrestler, war reporter, and Harvard coach: The life of Jack Azar
Jack Ozar, a star wrestler in the early 20th century and local hero from Lebanon County, who held the world middleweight championship title, was not only a sports icon but also served as a physical instructor, novelist, and international news correspondent.
Restored Bible’s ties to President D.D. Eisenhower make it a county treasure
The 1717 Eisenhauer family Bible, linked to President Eisenhower, has been meticulously restored by Gettysburg-based conservator Maria Pukownik and returned to the Lebanon County Historical Society.
‘Work, Fight, or Play Ball’: Steel League’s impact on Babe Ruth and baseball greats
Bill Ecenbarger’s book details the history of the Steel League, formed by Charles Schwab, and its role in helping baseball stars like Babe Ruth avoid military service during WWI.
The town of Water Works and its connection to the Union Canal
Water Works became an important town in the operation of the Union Canal in the 1800s.
