Shirley township
JACK'S NARROWS, 1940s
Jack's Narrows in the 1940s, the same rocks, the same river, the same dramatic landscape that drew people to the valley in the first place. While the brick industry rose and fell, the Narrows stayed steady.
Sources
- Image posted to the Historic Mount Union page on 14 March 2016. Community archive, not a published record: the image and its caption come from the page, and the facts in the text still need a source of their own., Historic Mount Union page archive
- Photograph credit: Historic Mount Union Facebook page
- Image from the Historic Mount Union page archive, posted 14 March 2016. Community archive, not a published record.
Checked 2026-08-15 · Historic Mount Union collection
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