Exploring Centre Furnace Mansion in State College
Centre Furnace Mansion in State College served as the home for a series of "iron masters" in the late 1700s through the mid 1800s.
It...
Exploring the Staple Bend Tunnel in Cambria County
The Staple Bend Tunnel in Cambria County has the distinction of being the first railroad tunnel built in the United States!
Constructed as part of...
Exploring the Allegheny Portage Railroad Near Altoona
The Allegheny Portage Railroad near Altoona is one of the most historic railroading sites in Pennsylvania!
This 36 mile-long track was the first railroad built...
Exploring the Layton Bridge and Tunnel in Fayette County
The Layton Bridge and Tunnel are a pair of historic structures in Fayette County, originally constructed for the Washington Run Railroad in the late...
Exploring Brantview Farms Maple Camp in Somerset County
Brantview Farms Maple Camp in Somerset County is an excellent place to experience the entire process of maple syrup being made, from tree to...
Visiting the Jim Thorpe Memorial in Carbon County
The Jim Thorpe Memorial in Carbon County is the final resting place of the man voted "The Greatest Athlete of the First Half of...
Exploring Decker’s Chapel | The Smallest Church in Pennsylvania
If you're looking for information about visiting Decker's Chapel in Elk County, you're in the right place!
Decker's Chapel has the distinction of being the...
Visiting the Admiral Peary Monument in Cambria County
The Admiral Peary Monument in Cambria County honors U.S. Naval officer Robert Peary, a Cresson native credited with being the first explorer to reach...
Visiting Prince Gallitzin’s Crypt in Cambria County
Prince Gallitzin's crypt in Cambria County contains the remains of a former Russian prince turned trailblazing Catholic priest, Demetrius Augustine Gallitzin.
Born the son of...
Exploring the Johnstown Flood Museum in Cambria County
The Johnstown Flood Museum, located in downtown Johnstown, tells the story of the tragic May 31, 1889 flood that killed over 2,200 people and...










