Port Royal 200

Municipal Building

111 Eighth St.

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BOROUGH BUILDING - This is 111 Eighth Street. This is how the Borough Building appeared in the Spring of 2009.
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BOROUGH BUILDING - This is 111 Eighth Street. This is how the Borough Building appeared in the Spring of 2009.
Contributed by rkohler3 on 4/28/22 - Image Year: 2009
This building currently serves as the Port Royal Municipal Building. Prior to its current service, it was part of the Tuscarora Valley High School Complex. (The Voc Ag classroom and woodworking shop were located in this building.) The land in front of this building is where the Airy View Academy-Port Royal High School-Tuscarora Valley High School Building was located, but that structure was dismantled in 1973.

The portion of this building closest to Main Street is used for meetings, while the other end of the building is used as a maintenance shop.

The following note appeared in the April 23, 1975 issue of the Port Royal Times: "The Port Royal Borough Building at the corner of Eighth and Main Streets is receiving a face-lift. Plans for remodeling include a new roof and gold aluminum siding. The building was formerly used by Tuscarora Valley High School for industrial arts."

(For pictures and history of the main structure, see: https://portroyal200.com/view.php?id=37)

Photos & Comments

PR Municipal Building as viewed from the northeast corner of Main and 8th Streets.
Contributed by rkohler3 on 4/26/22 - Image Year: 2009
PR Municipal Building as viewed from the northeast corner of Main and 8th Streets.
BICENTENNIAL ENGRAVED PAVERS AT MUNICIPAL BUILDING Amelia Hartman McElwee and brother Fred Hartman examine the engraved pavers that were sold as a fundraising project for the Bicentennial Celebration. A concrete skirt has been placed around the bricks and metal benches have been installed at each end of the assembled bricks.
Contributed by rkohler3 on 4/26/22 - Image Year: 2013
BICENTENNIAL ENGRAVED PAVERS AT MUNICIPAL BUILDING

Amelia Hartman McElwee and brother Fred Hartman examine the engraved pavers that were sold as a fundraising project for the Bicentennial Celebration. A concrete skirt has been placed around the bricks and metal benches have been installed at each end of the assembled bricks.
MEMORIAL WALK: These inscribed bricks form a MEMORIAL WALK at the site of the former Airy View Academy, Port Royal High School and Tuscarora Valley high School. The bricks were sold as a way to fund Port Royal's Bicentennial Celebration.
Contributed by rkohler3 on 4/26/22 - Image Year: 2012
MEMORIAL WALK: These inscribed bricks form a MEMORIAL WALK at the site of the former Airy View Academy, Port Royal High School and Tuscarora Valley high School. The bricks were sold as a way to fund Port Royal's Bicentennial Celebration.
EIGHTH STREET: an aerial view of Eighth Street between Milford Street to the top and Main Street to the bottom as represented by Google Maps.
Contributed by rkohler3 on 4/28/22 - Image Year: 2015
EIGHTH STREET: an aerial view of Eighth Street between Milford Street to the top and Main Street to the bottom as represented by Google Maps.