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Note: Higher resolution versions of these photos available from office@boalmuseum.com. The Gnutones: Bruce Young, Andy Tolins and ? |
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John and Janice Sherer (Malvina Boal, 1925) speak with nationwide TV actor Charles Dumas (Judge George Boal, 1855) and his wife Josephine. |
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Tracy Coleman of Boalsburg's For Heaven Cakes with the elegant tiered 200th Birthday cake. Email: fairylight3@yahoo.com |
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Phil Sauerlender as Theodore Davis Boal in 1919, in front of the portrait of TD Boal in the library |
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Cindy Hahn (C-Net), Tom Daubert (former SC Boro council), Don Hahn, (State College Boro Council) and John Wainright (Harris Twp Planning Commission) |
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Silvi Lawrence (State College Boro Council) and Dr. T.A. Toussoun of the Centre County Columbus Celebration board |
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Julianne Singer (Elizabeth Boal Thompson in 1866) and Gladys Hart (who portrayed Ruth Corter in 1976) |
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Cindy and Don Hahn with Tom Daubert (center) |
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John Wainright, Anne Andrews, Paul Weiss and Lyyn Herman |
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Patty Quigg, hostess extraordinaire |
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Tracy Coleman of For Heaven Cakes and Phil Sauerlender in the 1798 library of the Boal Mansion |
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Tracy Coleman and Phil Sauerlender under the portrait of Mathilde Boal (Mimi) Lee, former First Lady of the state of Maryland |
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Alan Boal, Helen (Susie) Boal Scott and Ray Sturgulewski |
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Alan Boal, Susie Boal Scott, Joani Toussoun and Ray Sturgulewski |
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Bruce Young coaches the dancers in the Virginia Reel |
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John and Janice Sherer at the head of the Virginia Reel |
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Scouts and Harts dance with the Bocks of Philipsburg |
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Boalsburg Scout Colin Sutherland dances with Miranda Mauer of Philipsburg under the watchful eyes of her friend's parents Lisa and Randy Bock |
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Christopher Columbus (Bruce Young) acknowledges the Columbian legacy in the Boal family |
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Joe Hart portrays quotes Boal ancestor Richard Henry Lee who signed the Declaration of Independence in 1776 |
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Pioneer David Boal in 1789, portrayed by his descendant, Pittsburgh broadcaster Alan Boal |
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John Wainright portrays David Boal Jr, after whom Boalsburg was named |
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Tom Daubert as Moses Thompson, one of the founders of Penn State University |
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Nationwide TV actor Charles Dumas as Judge George Boal in 1855, one of the founders of Penn State University |
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Lynn Herman as Capt. John Boal, killed in action in March 1865. |
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Julianne Singer as Elizabeth Boal in 1866, who married John Irvin Thompson in 1870 |
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Carol McAdams as Mathilde de Lagarde Boal in 1905 |
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Phil Sauerlender as Theodore Davis Boal in 1919 |
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Jim Keener as Ambassador Pierre de Lagarde Boal, who opened the Boal Mansion as a museum in 1952 |
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Gladys Hart quotes Boalsburg teacher and historian Ruth Corter in 1976 -- "So the children will know." |
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Boal Mansion docent Janice Sherer portrays Malvina Buttles Boal in 1925 |
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Christopher Lee portrays himself looking back from 2038 to "the good old days" of 2008. |
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Eight generation Boal family member Christopher Lee, present CEO of the Museum and chair of the Boalsburg 200th Celebration |
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Charles Dumas offers a toast |
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Christopher Lee with his cousin Helen Boal Scott and her partner Ray Sturgulewski |
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Joe Hart watches the Wisconsin-Penn State game on TV in the 1798 library |
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Charles Dumas as Judge George Boal in 1865 |
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Theodore Davis Boal in 1919 (Phil Sauerlender) and Judge George Boal in 1865 (Charles Dumas) |
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Watching the football game |
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Jim Keener and Tom Daubert help in the kitchen |
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The Dilliards, mother and daughter, with Gina Allaire |
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Dr. Anne Andrews and Paul Weiss relax in the 1798 dining room |
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Bruce Young coaches young dancers, including Scouts Kyle and Colin Sutherland and Taylor Clayton dancings with the Dilliards of Centre Hall |
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Boalsburg Troop 380 Scouts dance with the Dilliards of Centre Hall |
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Dancing in the 1898 ballroom |
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Helen Boal Scott of Pittsburgh with Boalsburg Scout Kyle Sutherland |
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Lynn Herman (Capt. John Boal, 1861) and Julianne Singer (Elizabeth Boal, 1866) |
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The Bocks: Lisa, Natalia and Randy, with Natalia's friend Miranda Mauer |
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Tracy Coleman of For Heaven Cakes with her creation |
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Boal Mansiono Museum docent John Wainright with Dr. Anne Andrews and former State Representative Lynn Herman |
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Tracy Coleman and Phil Sauerlender |
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Yolonda Dilliard and daughters Chloe and Autumn portray the three ladies of the first Memorial Day in Boalsburg in 1864 |
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The Dilliards portray Elizabeth Meyers, Sophie Keller and Emma Hunter |
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Julianne Singer as Elizabeth Boal in 1866 |
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Youth will be served: dancing in the 1898 ballroom |
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Carol McAdams, Tracy Coleman and Jo Dumas getting ready to contra-dance |
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Charles Dumas portrays Judge George Boal in 1865 |
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Natalia Bock and Miranda Mauer talk with Nancy Crane under the watchful eye of Robert E. Lee (on the mantlepiece) |
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