A Century of Progress: The Growth of Enola in 1908

As we look back on the pages of our township’s history, the year 1908 stands out as a time of growth, ambition, and transformation. With new buildings, bustling schools, and improving roads, Enola and West Fairview were alive with progress. These changes shaped not just our landscape, but the everyday lives of the people who … Continue reading A Century of Progress: The Growth of Enola in 1908

The Enola Fire Company: A Community on Call

The story of the Enola Fire Company is one of commitment, quick response, and neighborly care. As we flip through records and newspaper clippings from decades past, we see not just a timeline of emergencies, but a deeper picture of how important this volunteer group was—and still is—to our community. For us at the Historical … Continue reading The Enola Fire Company: A Community on Call

The Enola Yard circa 1888 – 1998

Flag Station Named "Enola" in 1888 by Robert Neilson, the General Superintendent at the time. Enola Miller, Age 14 Wesley Miller, Father of Enola Miller Francis Longsdorf Miller, Wife of Wesley Miller and Mother of Enola Miller Enola Miller, and her husband Frank Snyder Enola Snyder and Frank Snyder now been married for some time. … Continue reading The Enola Yard circa 1888 – 1998