It took quite a bit of "Photoshopping" to take that center black and white Trenton Evening Times ad and convert it into a work of art. The Salamandra name in the Chambersburg section of Trenton is legendary. The family has added a rich historic presence. There are many, many files in my ever-growing "CHAMBERSBURG" folder in the Local History Collection. Many of them are being assembled in an upcoming on-screen "PowerPoint" type presentation which will be presented to the public in a location yet to be named. Stay tuned.
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Showing posts with label SALAMANDRA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SALAMANDRA. Show all posts
Saturday, December 03, 2011
1914: LEO SALAMANDRA'S LIQUOR STORE
It took quite a bit of "Photoshopping" to take that center black and white Trenton Evening Times ad and convert it into a work of art. The Salamandra name in the Chambersburg section of Trenton is legendary. The family has added a rich historic presence. There are many, many files in my ever-growing "CHAMBERSBURG" folder in the Local History Collection. Many of them are being assembled in an upcoming on-screen "PowerPoint" type presentation which will be presented to the public in a location yet to be named. Stay tuned.
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