Location ID: #10048777
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Ashland is a borough in Schuylkill County located 12 miles northwest of Pottsville, the county seat. Ashland lies in the anthracite coal region of eastern Pennsylvania; was originally settled in 1850 and incorporated in 1857. The evolution of the ...
Location ID: #10085199
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Clarion serves as the seat for Clarion County, one of Pennsylvania's northwestern counties. Originally settled in 1839, the region was rich in natural resources including gas, oil, coal & lumber.
Location ID: #10102992
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Opened in 1896, Waldameer Park & Water World is the 4th oldest amusement park in Pennsylvania & the 10th oldest in the United States. It borders Presque Isle State Park on the shore of Lake Erie and thus affords easy access to its beaches. Waldameer ...
Location ID: #10089316
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Opened in 1896, Waldameer Park & Water World is one of the oldest amusement parks in the US. It borders Presque Isle State Park on the shore of Lake Erie and thus affords easy access to its beaches. Waldameer has over 75 attractions including ...
Location ID: #10099820
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Opened in 1896, Waldameer Park & Water World is the 4th oldest amusement park in Pennsylvania & the 10th oldest in the United States. It borders Presque Isle State Park on the shore of Lake Erie and thus affords easy access to its beaches. Waldameer ...
Location ID: #10073080
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Old time theater in the Pocono Mountains. Glass block in front entry. Current home of the Black Bear Film Festival.
Location ID: #10086608
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The Port of Erie is a full service shipyard containing 300,000 square feet of warehouse space, dry-dock & a crane system. The port is located on the southeastern shore of Lake Erie within Presque Isle Bay, a natural harbor formed by Presque Isle. ...
Location ID: #10086603
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Lake Erie, the smallest of the Great Lakes spans c.76 miles of Pennsylvania shoreline all in Erie County. At an average depth of 62 feet (210 feet maximum), Lake Erie is the warmest of the Great Lakes and produces more fish than the four other Great ...
Location ID: #10086605
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Lake Erie, the smallest of the Great Lakes spans c.76 miles of Pennsylvania shoreline all in Erie County. At an average depth of 62 feet (210 feet maximum), Lake Erie is the warmest of the Great Lakes and produces more fish than the four other Great ...
Location ID: #10073476
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Rural restaurant.
Location ID: #10049334
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Homes representative of those scattered in depressed areas of the anthracite coal region of northeast Pennsylvania.
Location ID: #10026054
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Location ID: #10093393
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This recreated early 20th Century lumber mill & camp serves to highlight the importance of the lumber industry in Pennsylvania. The historic lumber mill is operational. A log cabin constructed by the CCC & a 70 ton Shay geared locomotive are among ...
Location ID: #10077514
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Pittsburgh is the second largest city in Pennsylvania with a population of over 300,000. The city has over 440 bridges and is known for the Ohio, Monongahela and Allegheny rivers flowing through it.
Location ID: #10088689
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PNC Field in Pittsburgh is the home of baseball's Pirates. Opened in 2001, the stadium has a seating capacity of approximately 38,500 & also serves as a concert venue.
Location ID: #10090020
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Pittsburgh is the second largest city in Pennsylvania with a population of over 300,000. The city has over 440 bridges and is known for the Ohio, Monongahela and Allegheny rivers flowing through it.
Location ID: #10087510
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The Monongahela Incline, built in 1870, is located near the Smithfield Street bridge, directly across the Monongahela River from downtown Pittsburgh. It has a length of 635 feet, a height of 367.4 feet, and a grade of 78%. Its lower station is ...
Location ID: #10090021
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Pittsburgh is the second largest city in Pennsylvania with a population of over 300,000. The city has over 440 bridges and is known for the Ohio, Monongahela and Allegheny rivers flowing through it.
Landside Terminal, 4th Floor
Location ID: #10030975
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Interior of a terminal at Pittsburgh International Airport.
Location ID: #10092053
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River view of an industrial plant in downtown Pittsburgh.
Location ID: #10087985
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Pittsburgh is the second largest city in Pennsylvania with a population of over 300,000. The city has over 440 bridges and is known for the Ohio, Monongahela and Allegheny rivers flowing through it.
Location ID: #10096055
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The University of Pittsburgh's Petersen Events Center opened in 2002. Primarily a venue for the University's basketball team, it also hosts other events such a graduations. It has a seating capacity of 12,508.
Location ID: #10101580
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Historic North Side Pittsburgh neighborhood established c. 1848 & named after the Mexican American War (1846-1848). Planned & named after the war by General William Robinson, it is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Location ID: #10085371
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The Saint Nicholas Chapel in Beaver was built in 1992 and patterned after classical Greek Catholic churches in the Carpathian Mountains of Central Europe. The chapel was constructed using hardwoods in the style of classical wooden Byzantine ...