This Day in Oil History
This Day in Oil History: Nov. 28, 1870 – Fagundus, PA
On Nov. 28, 1870, Fagundus, PA, stood out as a thriving oil town with substantial buildings, active businesses, and a proud community anchored by a church.
This Day in History: Nov. 26, 1864 – US Oil Slump
Explore the Nov. 26, 1864, article “Petroleum,” documenting Venango County, Pennsylvania’s rise as a leading oil producer, transforming its economy.
This Day in Oil History: Nov. 23, 1867 – Allegheny Valley Railroad
On Nov. 23, 1867, Oil City, PA, celebrated the Allegheny Valley Railroad’s completion, revolutionizing oil transport & boosting regional commerce.
