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Running Into History
Forgotten stories from our past.
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Episodes
Susquehanna River Monster of 1878 26.01.2024 4:49
Amidst the Yellow Fever outbreak and passing of the Quarantine Act of 1878, residents along the Susquehanna River in Wrightsville and Columbia began reporting a strange creature surfacing from the waters between the two towns. Search parties were formed, songs would be written, calls for military and police intervention and boaters would start shooting at the creature. This is the story as reporte...
1944 Yocumtown "Airplane Man": B-24 crash in Yocumtown Pennsylvania: Sole survivor's son Norman Shuey III 22.12.2023 1:18:54
On June 7th, 1944, a B-24 took off from Olmsted Air Base in Middletown Pennsylvania for a test flight. On board were 3 civilian technicians and 2 military pilots. Just as the bomber took off, electrician Norman Shuey Jr noticed that the engine was on fire. The pilot attempted to circle around back to Olmsted field but the Liberator kept losing altitude to the point where the captain told the crew...
Officer Ray Magaro: 37 Years Later, I interview Ray Magaro, the Penbrook Police Officer that used to chase us around The Brook and try to keep us straight. 20.12.2023 1:19:04
The last I saw Ray Magaro, it was 1986 and he was chasing me through the Harrisburg East Cemetery at 3 AM. He was a Penbrook Police Officer then and I was a 14-year-old, out past curfew with my friends. This is his story, patrolling the community of Penbrook, dealing with our juvenile adventures and surviving the job. When he wasn't serving as an EMT and Firefighter, he was dealing with stolen...
Growing up in the 1980s Suburban Subculture in Penbrook: Episode I PA 02.12.2023 19:20
In this episode I interview Dave Reigle, who in 1984, introduced me to the "Head" subculture of Penbrook PA. We discuss his birthday party that I recorded with my camcorder which unfortunately ended with a fist fight between him and his dad. This is Episode 1, so stay tuned for future episodes where I will be interviewing other individuals from this period that are fortunate enough to stil...
Charles Bronson growing up in Ehrenfeld Pennsylvania 12.11.2023 30:02
In this episode I discuss Charles Bronson's struggles while growing up in the Pennsylvania mining town - Ehrenfeld. Bronson was the highest paid actor at the height of his career in the 1970s. But he grew up in hard times, while living in the mining town of Ehrenfeld Pennsylvania. He was present during the 1927 Ehrenfeld mine explosion that killed 4 miners and trapped 300, including his father...
The 1985 Pine Hill Rd Creature and the Swatara Creek Beast 16.10.2023 10:26
Most Harrisburg area residents over the age of 45, remember the Pine Hill Road Creature of 1985 but there was a second creature stalking the area of Swatara Creek in Lebanon County at the same time. The East Pennsboro, Pine Hill Rd Creature was believed to be a hoax after a confession and arrest but some still think there is something more to it. The Lebanon/Dauphin County incidents were "Auth...
1919 Double Murder in Cly, York County Pennsylvania 03.10.2023 11:15
In 1919, a gruesome double murder was discovered in the railroad town of Cly, York County Pennsylvania. The resulting investigation would lead to a manhunt through Pennsylvania, Ohio and Kentucky, a Postal Clerk to commit suicide and the death of a Pennsylvania State Trooper. A State Police Investigator would end up under attack by mountain men in Kentucky. #pennsylvaniahistory #yorkcountypa #runn...
Goldsboro Pennsylvania Axe Murder of 1837: "Black Dan Johnson" 29.09.2023 5:41
In 1837, Jim Brown was murdered on the York and Harrisburg Stagecoach Turnpike near Henry Etter's Tavern. Two years earlier, Brown sold his wife to Dan Johnson for a half gallon of whiskey but he wanted his wife back. #yorkpahistory #goldsboropennsylvania #murder #runningintohistory #pennsylvaniahistory #truecrime
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