In Memory Of John F. Meginness, Journalist And Historian, July 16, 1827-november 11, 1899

In Memory Of John F. Meginness, Journalist And Historian, July 16, 1827-november 11, 1899 is a compilation of testimonials published by various newspapers, including The Gazette and Bulletin, The Sun, Pennsylvania Grit, and The Evening News, following the death of John F. Meginness. This collection serves as a memorial to Meginness's significant contributions to journalism and historical scholarship. The book offers insights into his life, work, and the impact he had on the Williamsport, Pennsylvania community and beyond.

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