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IN MEMORY
OF MY BROTHER

JAMES W. NICHOLS JR
OCTOBER 1 1948 -
JANUARY 19 2002

NEW!!  new!!   new!!   new!!  new!!  NEW!! 

RECENT E-MAILs FROM FORMER HAWLEY RESIDENTS!!  INTERESTING READING FROM "ATKINSON," "LEONARD," "AMES," AND "VON HAKE."

CHECK OUT THE NEW LETTERS ON THE "INFO/ADs" PAGE OF THE WEBSITE!!

THANKS TO EVERYONE WHO SUBMITS A PIECE OF HISTORY TO THIS WEBSITE - YOU ARE THE SUCCESS OF THIS WEBSITE!!  jbn

 
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Welcome to Hawley, Pennsylvania

Last Update:
APRIL 16, 2008

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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

HELP MAINTAIN AND PRESERVE THE HAWLEY BANDSTAND!!

FOR INFORMATION ON HOW TO DONATE TO THIS IMPORTANT CAUSE,
CONTACT ME

 

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

 

 

HAWLEY, PA
THE FIRST 100 YEARS

  

CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS

By M. J. McAndrew
Complimented & Transferred to CD-ROM
 by Former Resident
John B. Nichols, Sr.

 

For information on this web site contact  nichols2110@msn.com .  

 

 

**** CHECK THIS OUT ****

Complete 1974 Wallenpaupack Area High School Yearbook

On CD!!

To Order, send $13 (includes shipping/handling) check or money order to:  

John B. Nichols, Sr., 827 West  4375 South Riverdale, UT  84405

 

COMING SOON....

1972 AND 1973 WAHS Yearbooks on CD

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*** NEW ***  More Old Phone Directories!!! ***

 

Tucked away among the rolling hills, forests, rivers, and lakes in the tiny Northeastern corner of Pennsylvania lies the small town of Hawley. I grew up here and am thankful for having been raised here. To some there is a certain magnatism to this area.  I left the area in 1980 when I joined the Air Force and have only been back a few times due to my military career.  I have some very fond memories of growing up in Hawley, and although it has changed much since I first left in 1980, it still appears to be the nice, quiet, friendly place that I will always call Home.

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This site is dedicated to the late H. Ross Pinkney.

 Thanks so much Ross, for all your help - providing explanations to my inquiries, and adding special heartfelt historical background through your writings.  You have been an inspiration to me as I continue to maintain this site on our hometown.