My name is Wayne Weisel and I use to live at 122 penn street from 1965 until 1971 and I would like to see a picture of the home and the floor plan of the home if there are any records of this property, I know it was torn down in 1975 to make way for the new high way. but I am very interested in what history I can find on the property thank you.

Steve Lorson the owner is an asshole.

WOW! This is a beautiful move in ready house in one of the nicest neighborhoods in the area. The house was built by the original owner, a contractor known for highest quality work, and it shows in this house. The beautiful kitchen was just updated within the last year, and the refinished hardwood floors are just gorgeous! Don't miss this one!

This house is waiting for a family to make it their home. This house is in a friendly, family neighborhood. There is a park within walking distance. The house has wooden floors, a remodeled kitchen, four spacious bedrooms, and one and a half bathrooms. It has a full basement, an attic with a cedar closet, and an attached garage. Maybe it's time to make this YOUR family home.

This is a sturdy home that only had one family owning it. It has wood floors through out. The wood floors on the main floor, have been resurfaced, and the kitchen has been recently updated. The kitchen is roomy enough to have a large table and chairs, or a large island put in. It has a nice size formal dining room. The house has 4 generously sized bedrooms, and one and a half bathrooms. It also has a full basement, attic, and connected garage. This house is a must see.

Home of my late great uncle Henry L Beck at 331 Campbell St. appears to be removed. He was owner of Beck Brothers and Company hardware located at 19 West Third in the 1800s. Any information on either property will be appreciated (he now rest at the old Williamsport Cemetery a few blocks away). Thanks