82 additional photographs of the places where people worked, traveled and gathered. This selection comes from 201 files in the Chris Hughes / Dwight Rittenhouse submissions, received in September 2026.
Names and locations follow readable signs, supplied captions, and comparisons with documented photographs. Dates given only by a later caption are identified as such. Unidentified photographs and alternate copies remain in the research catalog.
Photograph submissions: Chris Hughes / Dwight Rittenhouse. Original photographers are generally unknown; photographer attributions are recorded separately when established.

Interior belongs to the supplied Greif sequence; compare captioned CH-058. Factory history and dated interiors are discussed in Donaldson, volume 1, printed pp. 87–88. The date of this particular exposure is not independently established.
Catalog CH-040. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Part of the supplied Greif interior sequence, compared with captioned CH-058; see Donaldson, volume 1, pp. 87–88. Specific exposure date unconfirmed.
Catalog CH-052. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Part of the supplied Greif interior sequence, compared with captioned CH-058; see Donaldson, volume 1, pp. 87–88. Specific exposure date unconfirmed.
Catalog CH-057. Original photographer not established. Related history.

The image caption reads L. Greif Bros., March 27, 1970. Donaldson, volume 1, printed p. 88, also dates factory interiors to that day. Worker unnamed.
Catalog CH-058. Original photographer not established. Related history.

The supplied aerial labels North American Refractories and General Refractories. Company locations agree with the site’s industrial history; photograph date unknown.
Catalog CH-155. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Historic lettering identifies H. W. Co., Mt. Union, Pa. Date unknown.
Catalog CH-157. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Supplied caption identifies kiln construction at Silica Refractories. Workers and date unknown.
Catalog CH-163. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Supplied caption identifies the Harbison-Walker dinky locomotive and cars. Date unknown.
Catalog CH-168. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Larger scan caption identifies Frank Roberts and a crew building a stone wall at the Silica Works. The caption does not specify which man is Roberts.
Catalog CH-174. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Larger supplied image labels the factory L. Greif & Bros.; exterior corresponds to the factory described in Donaldson, volume 1, pp. 87–88. Date unknown.
Catalog CH-176. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Supplied caption identifies Harbison-Walker Dustmill. Date unknown.
Catalog CH-177. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Supplied caption identifies H&W Refractories. Full scan retained as preferred version; three alternate copies/crops also retained. Date unknown.
Catalog CH-180. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Supplied caption identifies North American Refractories. This is a composite: a fireman image is inset over a kiln photograph. Date unknown.
Catalog CH-185. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Supplied caption identifies Silica Refractories work crew. Individuals and date unknown.
Catalog CH-194. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Supplied caption identifies Steve Homolash, Harbison Walker, 1942, No. 1 Molding Room. Name and date attributed to caption; no facial identification.
Catalog CH-197. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Supplied caption identifies wheeling brick at North American Refractories. Worker and date unknown.
Catalog CH-198. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Same wreck site and railroad recovery operation as the two photographs already presented with the site’s 1917 railroad-disaster history. No individual names inferred. Reference source.
Catalog CH-007. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Depot roofline and trackside arrangement match the East Broad Top depot in CH-072. Date unknown.
Catalog CH-012. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Railroad arch and flooded neighborhood match the Mount Union flood collection. The precise year is unconfirmed; not assigned to either 1936 or 1972.
Catalog CH-024. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Mount Union station name and Pennsylvania Railroad locomotive are visible. Date unknown.
Catalog CH-035. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Depot name and building layout identify the East Broad Top station at Mount Union. Date unknown.
Catalog CH-072. Original photographer not established. Related history.

The underpass, wreckage and surroundings match the existing 1917 Mount Union railroad-wreck views. No identities inferred. Reference source.
Catalog CH-103. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Postcard caption identifies Pennsylvania Railroad depot, Mount Union, Pa.
Catalog CH-131. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Supplied caption identifies County Bridge, Mount Union. Date unknown.
Catalog CH-165. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Supplied caption identifies EBT Mount Union Engine No. 6. Engine number 6 is visible on the cab. Date unknown.
Catalog CH-172. Original photographer not established. Related history.

The larger copy’s caption identifies the East Broad Top mail drop at Pennsylvania Avenue and Jefferson Street. Date unknown.
Catalog CH-173. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Supplied caption identifies PRR Mainline Railroad Station; building matches the other Mount Union depot views. Date unknown.
Catalog CH-189. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Saxe’s name is visible; surrounding buildings match the Mount Union downtown collection. Date unknown.
Catalog CH-013. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Gulf station frontage matches the Strickler’s photograph already on the site (CH-113). No identities or date assigned.
Catalog CH-018. Original photographer not established. Related history.

The advertisement names F. O. Horting, jeweler, Mount Union, Pa. Advertisement date unknown.
Catalog CH-051. Original photographer not established. Related history.

The Presbyterian church facade and street alignment match the labeled Shirley Street postcard, CH-140. Date unknown.
Catalog CH-053. Original photographer not established. Related history.

The Shapiro Theatre name is part of the building facade. Date unknown.
Catalog CH-066. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Postcard caption identifies Market Street, Mount Union, Pa.
Catalog CH-071. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Hotel Beers signage and nearby buildings locate the parade within the Mount Union collection. Date and participants unconfirmed.
Catalog CH-076. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Stone house, adjoining houses and railroad frontage match the labeled mail-drop photograph CH-173 on Pennsylvania Avenue. Date and participants unconfirmed.
Catalog CH-078. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Same Pennsylvania Avenue buildings as CH-078 and CH-173. Date and individuals unconfirmed.
Catalog CH-079. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Shapiro marquee is visible amid damage. A later recollection on Cinema Treasures describes a boiler explosion around 1948–49, but does not prove this photograph’s exact date or cause; neither is asserted. Reference source.
Catalog CH-090. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Office sign identifies Chas. Huston & Bro., Mount Union, Pa. Date unknown.
Catalog CH-096. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Showroom sign identifies Chas. Huston & Bro., Mount Union, Pa. Date unknown.
Catalog CH-098. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Same Shapiro damage scene as CH-090. Event date and cause remain unconfirmed. Reference source.
Catalog CH-100. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Same Gulf station frontage as CH-018 and the existing Strickler’s image CH-113. People and date unknown.
Catalog CH-118. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Strickler’s ice-cream sign is visible, with matching station frontage in CH-113. People and date unknown.
Catalog CH-124. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Postcard caption identifies Shirley Street, Mount Union, Pa.
Catalog CH-132. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Handwritten postcard caption identifies Jefferson Street, Mount Union, Pa.
Catalog CH-137. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Postcard caption identifies Shirley Street, Mount Union; church facade matches the separate Presbyterian church view.
Catalog CH-140. Original photographer not established. Related history.

A&P name is visible. The supplied larger copy is named “A&P Super Market 1950_s”; the decade is a filename attribution, not independently verified.
Catalog CH-153. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Supplied caption identifies Campbell Building and filename places it on Pennsylvania Avenue. Exact address and date unknown.
Catalog CH-158. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Supplied caption identifies Ganister Hill, Penn Street, July 1951, and labels the child Clinton McCartney, age 8. Name is a caption attribution, not facial identification.
Catalog CH-175. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Saxe’s Annex sign is visible; larger supplied filename places it on Shirley Street. Date unknown.
Catalog CH-191. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Supplied caption identifies Shirley Street; church tower and adjoining buildings agree with other labeled street views.
Catalog CH-193. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Supplied caption identifies Silica Refractories housing, present-day Green Street. Photograph date unknown.
Catalog CH-195. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Supplied overlay identifies the 1936 flood at Jefferson and Poplar Streets. Label retained as an attributed date.
Catalog CH-141. Original photographer not established. Related history.

The photograph is dated 1936 in its caption, and the site owner confirmed the 1936 flood identification on September 16, 2026. The original filename “1972 Flood Dinardi_s Cafe .jpg” is incorrect; it is retained in the archive as received.
Catalog CH-147. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Supplied image caption identifies the 1972 Mount Union flood on Jefferson Street below the railroad underpass. Year attributed to this caption.
Catalog CH-148. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Supplied caption identifies Cedar Crest Forest Fire Crew. People and date unknown.
Catalog CH-160. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Truck door reads Borough of Mount Union. Snow-removal location within the borough and date unknown.
Catalog CH-199. Original photographer not established. Related history.

The postcard identifies the Presbyterian Church in Mount Union.
Catalog CH-002. Original photographer not established. Related history.

The river, railroad viaduct and town layout match the captioned Mount Union aerial in CH-154. Date unknown.
Catalog CH-014. Original photographer not established. Related history.

The school name is visible on the welcome sign. The students and year are not identified.
Catalog CH-055. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Postcard caption identifies the Methodist Church in Mount Union. Date unknown.
Catalog CH-074. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Banner reads Mount Union Rod & Gun Club. Individuals and date unknown.
Catalog CH-114. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Supplied image caption reads Mount Union Area, circa 1926. Approximate date attributed to that caption.
Catalog CH-154. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Supplied team caption identifies the General Refractories 1927 league champions. Do not infer individual names from faces; roster transcription not attempted.
Catalog CH-156. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Church sign identifies First United Methodist Church; building matches Mount Union church frontage. File timestamp is not treated as photograph date.
Catalog CH-201. Original photographer not established. Related history.
These nearby places are shown in their own regional context; they are not all within Mount Union Borough.

Miller’s Diner is legible on the sign. The street address and date are not established. Reference source.
Catalog CH-011. Original photographer not established. Related history.

The postcard is labeled “Bridge, Pogue, Pa.” Date unknown.
Catalog CH-016. Original photographer not established. Related history.

The postcard identifies Captain Jack Motel. No exact date assigned.
Catalog CH-022. Original photographer not established. Related history.

The distinctive pump-station building matches the postcard labeled near Shirleysburg in CH-152. Construction date unknown.
Catalog CH-023. Original photographer not established. Related history.

The postcard identifies Presbyterian Church, Shirleysburg, Pa.
Catalog CH-032. Original photographer not established. Related history.

The postcard is labeled MILL CREEK PA. It belongs with the wider Juniata Valley, not Kistler or Mount Union proper. Date unknown.
Catalog CH-044. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Top’s Diner is legible on the sign. No address or exact year assigned. Reference source.
Catalog CH-077. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Caption identifies Mapleton; Hotel Clarendon sign is visible. Parade date unknown.
Catalog CH-099. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Postcard caption identifies Newton Hamilton railroad station.
Catalog CH-110. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Postcard caption identifies a trestle at Pogue, Pa. Date unknown.
Catalog CH-115. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Postcard caption identifies the American Legion Country Club clubhouse at Mount Union, Pa. Date unknown.
Catalog CH-122. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Postcard caption identifies a pump station near Shirleysburg, Pa. Owner and exact site are not established.
Catalog CH-152. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Supplied caption identifies Cedar Street, Kistler, circa 1920. Approximate date attributed to the caption.
Catalog CH-161. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Supplied caption identifies Jacks Narrows, Pennsylvania Railroad and canal. Date unknown.
Catalog CH-182. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Supplied caption identifies Jack’s Springs at the entrance to Thousand Steps. Filename says 1929, but the caption does not date the photo. Do not treat 1929 as established.
Catalog CH-183. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Juniata Valley Country Club name is visible on the entrance pillar. Date unknown.
Catalog CH-184. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Supplied overlay identifies Kistler Bridge demolition, circa 1970. Approximate date attributed to the overlay, not independently verified.
Catalog CH-186. Original photographer not established. Related history.

Supplied caption identifies Newton Hamilton. Photograph date unknown.
Catalog CH-188. Original photographer not established. Related history.
57 supplied files match 47 existing site images. Those photographs remain in their established galleries rather than appearing a second time here.
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