February is Black History Month, and in honor, the York Daily Record/Sunday News looks at local African-Americans who've made in a difference.

Watercolorist and Gazette & Daily editorial cartoonist Walt Partymiller's work was brought to light again during a 2001 exhibit at the York County Heritage Trust.

March is Women's History Month, and in honor, the York Daily Record/Sunday News looks at local women who've made in a difference.

Take a walking tour of downtown York's historic murals, and learn more about what the paintings symbolize about our past.

Readers of the York Daily Record/Sunday News shared their memories of the days of one-room schools in the county and beyond.

Love local history? Print out this bookmark featuring Jim McClure's "In the thick of the fight," a guide to York County's involvement in World War II.

This May 2008 special section looks at 20 images that illustration 20-score years of York County's past, from 1608-2008.

This feature examines the writings of patriots in what was then York Town, a Pennsylvania frontier town, as the revolution's leaders camped out for nine months in 1777-78.

Don't know much about "York Revolution" history? A May 2007 special section, produced in conjunction with the local baseball team's debut, shares the story behind the county's role in the Revolutionary War.

Originally developed as part of a school curriculum program, this collection of posters examines each of the "nine months" of the Revolutionary War in York County.

Nine Months in York Town by James McClure focuses on York County's role in the Revolutionary War.