The Shortest Man in Pennsylvania, from Goldsboro
Major Rhinehart was 7 inches shorter than P.T. Barnum’s General Tom Thumb, and was the shortest person from Pennsylvania.
Major Rhinehart was 7 inches shorter than P.T. Barnum’s General Tom Thumb, and was the shortest person from Pennsylvania.
Much of the early growth and success of Goldsboro was due to the efforts of one man and his enterprises, including his saw mill.
He served in the Civil War, and was part of the military company that escorted Lincoln’s coffin in Harrisburg.
Who is Major Goldsboro? If you try and look, you won’t find anyone by that name. Well, at least not spelled like this…