WCRH

                                                   This is the sign in front of WRCH, the radio station.

                                    This is me in front of the main doors to WCRH.

                                            This is one of the first rooms you'll see inside, if you enter by the main doors.

                       This is one of the rooms with computers and microphones that make what said on air.

                          This is Claude Zimmerman in front of the computers and the microphone.

                                           This is Mr. Swacina, our main tourguide.

                  This is in the same room Mr. Swacina was in in the picture before. There are lots of cords!

                    This is me and my dad, Chad Wingert at the end of the race in Williamsport near WCRH.

                                                             This is a sattelite dish.

                                                       This is a sight very near WCRH.

                      This is a picture of  people working together when we visited during Share-a-thon.

                                                    This is a man about to speak on air!

 If you've heard Adventures in Odyssey, a fun, family-friendly show on the radio, you've heard one thing from WCRH. It is a Christian radio station, and my favorite thing to hear from it is Adventures in Odyssey. WCRH went on air in July 24, 1976 and has stayed a source of inspiration in this area. WCRH plays  praise and worship songs and Bible based teaching.This helps us grow spiritually. WCRH is in Washington County, Williamsport, Maryland.

Click this link to see a video from WCRH. Steve Moore on the air...

http://youtu.be/y2eib7uX2EQ

Wilson School

                                                  This is Wilson School. Audrey Walker and I went to see it together.

                                                This is me at Wilson School.

                                            This is Audrey and I at Wilson's School together.

                                              This is the inside of Wilson's School.

R.H.Wilson built a school in the town. It's a one-room decent school. It's importance is that it's a good school. The inside of the school looks as if the children had gone out for recess and would come back any second. Lewis and Frances Horst bought the village to bring it back to its charm.

This is my drawing of the inside of Wilson's School.