Guide to the Juniata Crossings House Records, 1886-1916 DAR.1937.12
Repository
ULS Archives & Special Collections
Title
Juniata Crossings House Records
Creator
Juniata Crossings House (Everett, Pa.)
Collection Number
DAR.1937.12
Extent
0.25 Linear Feet(2 volumes)
Date
1886-1916
Abstract
The Juniata Crossings House was a nineteenth century inn owned and operated by Samuel P. Shull in the town of Everett in Bedford County, Pennsylvania. The records of the Juniata Crossing House include two volumes of the guest register which contains the names and permanent residences of guests who stayed at the Crossings House between 1886 and 1916.
Language
English
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Author
Angela Manella.
Publisher
ULS Archives & Special Collections
Address
University of Pittsburgh Library System Archives & Special Collections Website: library.pitt.edu/archives-special-collections Contact Us: www.library.pitt.edu/ask-archivist URL: http://library.pitt.edu/archives-special-collections
Scope and Content Notes
This collection contains the register of the Juniata Crossings House that was owned and operated by Samuel P. Shull in Everett, Pennsylvania. The register includes the names and permanent residences of guests between August 1886 and August 1916. Almost all guests were from other towns in Pennsylvania, and many Everett residents visited the Crossing House for community events such as hay rides. Groups like the Juniata Pedestrian Club, a gubernatorial fishing party, and employees of the Lineman W. U. Telegraph Co. also held events at the Crossing House.
Access Restrictions
No restrictions.
Acquisition Information
Gift to the Darlington Memorial Library in 1937.
Preferred Citation
Juniata Crossings House Records, 1886-1916, DAR.1937.12, Darlington Collection, Archives & Special Collections, University of Pittsburgh Library System
Previous Citation
Juniata Crossings House Records, 1886-1916, DAR.1937.12, Darlington Collection, Special Collections Department, University of Pittsburgh
Processing Information
This collection was processed by Angela Manella in July 2007.
Copyright
No copyright restrictions.
Custodial History
This collection was located in the Darlington Memorial Library in the University's Cathedral of Learning until 2007 when it was moved to the ULS Archives Service Center for processing, storage, preservation and service. However, it remains in the custodianship of the ULS Special Collections Department.