Difference between revisions of "1990s"
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*'''1992''' A single engine Piper Saratoga airplane [[Airplane Crashes|crashed]] in a field near Lake Drive in Heath, killing all three passengers on February 14, 1992. | *'''1992''' A single engine Piper Saratoga airplane [[Airplane Crashes|crashed]] in a field near Lake Drive in Heath, killing all three passengers on February 14, 1992. | ||
*'''1992''' [[Midland Theatre]] is purchased by [[Dave Longaberger]] for just $15,000. | *'''1992''' [[Midland Theatre]] is purchased by [[Dave Longaberger]] for just $15,000. | ||
| + | *'''1992''' [[Stewart Brothers and Alward Company]] closes its doors in July of 1992, after 86 years in business in the [[Union Block]]. | ||
*'''1998''' [[Crawford Barn]] is dismantled in January. It was reassembled at the [[Longaberger Basket Company|Longaberger Homestead]] on the weekend of September 5-6. | *'''1998''' [[Crawford Barn]] is dismantled in January. It was reassembled at the [[Longaberger Basket Company|Longaberger Homestead]] on the weekend of September 5-6. | ||
*'''1999''' A Piper Navajo airplane veered off the runway at Newark-Heath Airport, [[Airplane Crashes|crashing]] into a snow bank on January 11, 1999. | *'''1999''' A Piper Navajo airplane veered off the runway at Newark-Heath Airport, [[Airplane Crashes|crashing]] into a snow bank on January 11, 1999. | ||
Revision as of 06:30, 24 August 2017
- 1992 A single engine Piper Saratoga airplane crashed in a field near Lake Drive in Heath, killing all three passengers on February 14, 1992.
- 1992 Midland Theatre is purchased by Dave Longaberger for just $15,000.
- 1992 Stewart Brothers and Alward Company closes its doors in July of 1992, after 86 years in business in the Union Block.
- 1998 Crawford Barn is dismantled in January. It was reassembled at the Longaberger Homestead on the weekend of September 5-6.
- 1999 A Piper Navajo airplane veered off the runway at Newark-Heath Airport, crashing into a snow bank on January 11, 1999.
