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TWENTIETH CENTURY HISTORY OF CLEARFIELD COUNTY PENNSYLVANIA AND REPRESENTATIVE CITIZENS by Roland D. Swoope, Jr. Chicago, Ill., Richmond-Arnold Publishing Company, 1911
CHAPTER XIV.
HISTORY OF GLEN HOPE BOROUGH.
The Borough of Glen Hope is situated near the northern end of Beccaria township, on Clearfield Creek.
The borough was incorporated in the year of 1878, but the settlement known as Glen Hope had existed for many years before that time, having been one of the earliest improvements in that part of the county. The town is well located and it has substantial buildings.
The borough has three churches, good public schools and the population at the present time is about four hundred. It has no manufacturing industries, but is the center of good farming country, and its business men are prosperous and progressive.
For many years the town had no railroad facilities, but it is now reached by the Clearfield Southern Branch of the New York Central & Hudson River Railroad.
1910 Post Card of Glen Hope
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