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triblive.com on 2017-01-05 19:30

Oyler: Mystery of Catfish Path’s name solved

Veteran readers of this column are aware of my fascination with Catfish Path, the ancient Indian trail from Washington, Pa., to the Ohio River, roughly ...

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