Boyd's Directory Of Williamsport: Containing The Names Of The Citizens, Classified Business, Street And Numerical Directory, A New Map, A Compendium O (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781248011997)

Boyd's Directory Of Williamsport offers a comprehensive snapshot of Williamsport, Pennsylvania, during its time. This directory contains an extensive listing of residents' names, a classified business directory, and a street and numerical directory to facilitate navigation and commerce. Included is a new map of the area, providing a visual reference to the city's layout and key locations.

Beyond its practical function as a city guide, "Boyd's Directory" serves as a valuable historical document, detailing the governmental structure and public and private institutions that shaped Williamsport. Researchers, historians, and anyone interested in local history will find this directory an invaluable resource, offering insights into the lives, businesses, and community of Williamsport during a pivotal era.

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