Lindley Presho Genealogy and History Blog

         Leon Golder -Blacksmith from Patterson Inn- Corning, N.Y.                                                                                   Lindley Town  Hall Lawn      Ron Mosher and Friends Muzzleloaders, Flint and Steel Fire Starters Demo photos by Fran Tempel

Banner donated by Halls of   Tioga, Pa Marc Stocum ( Highway Superintendent ) and helpers plant a Commemorative Apple Tree     Cake and Ice Cream were enjoyed at the end of the day Photos by Fran Tempel and  Another page was added to the Town of  Lindley's history      

Looking north from Jim and Sandy' Lundgren's hill Looking south from the Lundgren's hill Catching our breath after the great celebration of Lindley's 225th birthday party yesterday   Many thanks to all who jumped in to help and to all who attended to make it a day to go down in Lindley's history. It couldn't have been so successful without your help.  Special thanks to the Criss family-- Brenda,Jim,Miles and David for all the time and efforts that you put into making it a special day.   It was a community wide event made possible by the individuals who reside here now and those who made it their home previously. Thanks for a job well done..

  Don't forget complimentary ice cream and cake at 3 PM  tomorrow - 9/19/2015    as we celebrate Lindley's existence for 225 years and honor our elders who are 88 and over.

I think this is the Toby home                                   1900                                Lindley Community Church   Planning for Lindley’s 225th Birthday Party  continues . The event from noon to 5 P.M  on September 19 ,2015 will be held at the Lindley Town Hall and the Lindley Community Church which are located  at the Intersection of Morgan Creek Road and County Rt. 115  (former US. Rt. 15).  Exits for Lindley are now located at the Presho Exit ( #6 ) and the Lawrenceville Exit on Interstate 99. Handicapped parking is expected to be at the Town Hall with General  Parking in the Church Parking Lot .   Children’s activities and the food tent will be on the Church grounds. Outside the Town Hall there will be demonstrations by Flint Makers, a Blacksmith ,displays of old tools and vintage automobiles.  At the Town Hall and tent, there will be displays on tobacco growing, hopefully Indian Artifacts, businesses, maps, photos and  other memorabilia relatin