Location ID: #10079296
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Johnstown in Cambria County is surrounded by the Laurel Mountains. Johnstown became a thriving steel town in the 1880's and is perhaps best known for its historic floods, particularly the "Great Flood" of 1889. Notably, the Johnstown Inclined ...
Location ID: #10151176
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A seven arch stone bridge that spans the Conemaugh River in Johnstown. Built in 1887 by the Pennsylvania Railroad, it survived the historic Johnstown Flood of 1889 & is still in use today. The Stone Bridge Lighting Project, dedicated in 2011 made ...
Location ID: #10088498
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Johnstown's "Stone Bridge" was constructed by the Pennsylvania Railroad in 1887. The bridge gained fame during the historic flood of 1889 as its seven stone arches were able to withstand the raging flood waters & also blocked tons of debris from ...
Location ID: #10087821
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The Johnstown Inclined Plane was constructed after the flood of 1889. The intended purpose was to connect the city of Johnstown with suburban areas on higher ground. The Incline was used as a means of evacuation during two other major floods that ...
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Location ID: #10041922
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The Inclined Plane is a 896.5 foot funicular. The incline and its two stations connect the city of Johnstown. The Inclined Plane was built in 1890 and opened in 1891. It has served to evacuate residents from several of Johnstown's worst floods. ...
Location ID: #10066485
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Johnstown, Cambria County was first settled in 1770. It is best know for three floods that devistated the town in 1889, 1936 and 1977. The Inclined Plane funicular was built in 1891 to transport residents & vehicles to dryer land. It is one of the ...
Location ID: #10087816
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Johnstown once had an active trolley/street-railway system. In operation from 1910, the system was shut down & dismantled in the 1960's. Today the public transportation system, CamTran operates several trolley buses on downtown routes.
Location ID: #10249990
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A suburban Pittsburgh community, McKees Rocks lies along the Ohio River a few miles from downtown Pittsburgh.
Location ID: #10255125
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Berlin is a rural community in southwestern Pennsylvania. It is roughly 40 miles south of Johnstown and 80 miles southeast of Pittsburgh.
Location ID: #10101514
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Built in the 1890's in Romanesque style, Buhl Mansion is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Surrounded by two acres, the two & a half storey stone castle is complemented with stone arches, turrets and copper dipped spires.
Location ID: #10101518
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Built in the 1890's in Romanesque style, Buhl Mansion is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Surrounded by two acres, the two & a half storey stone castle is complemented with stone arches, turrets and copper dipped spires.
Location ID: #10245066
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McConnells Mill State Park spans 2,546 acres of the spectacular Slippery Rock Creek Gorge. Slippery Rock Creek is 49 miles long and full of slippery rocks, yet is named for one exceptionally slick rock below the Armstrong Bridge. It is believed that ...
Location ID: #10056307
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Moraine State Park spans 16, 725 acres in Butler County. The park’s main feature is the man-made 3,225 acre Lake Arthur. The park is named for the glacial moraines that cover the landscape. The moraines were formed at the end of the last glacial ...
Location ID: #10045869
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Moraine State Park is named for the glacial moraines that cover its land. The moraines were formed at the conclusion of the last glacial period, a time when glaciers covered much of North America. A tongue of the glacier reached into Pennsylvania ...
Location ID: #10254809
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The southwestern Pennsylvania city of Washington serves as the seat for Washington County. Located approximately 30 miles SW of the city it is considered a suburb of Pittsburgh.
Location ID: #10033857
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Kane Community Hospital lies on the old Campbell Farm on about 5 acres (total property about 14 acres) of land. The hospital owns two homes to the right of the hospital. The red home is physician occupied and the other is rented by EmergyCare(Kane ...
Location ID: #10073095
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Small urgent care facility.
Location ID: #10158841
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Warwick Furnace Farm is a family-owned and operated lavender farm in rural Pennsylvania. The farm is 61 acres located in the heart of the French Creek valley in Chester County, sited next to the historic Warwick Furnace; one of the oldest, and in ...
Warwick Furnace Farm LLC
Location ID: #10158811
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Warwick Furnace Farm is a family-owned and operated lavender farm in rural Pennsylvania. The farm is 61 acres located in the heart of the French Creek valley in Chester County, sited next to the historic Warwick Furnace; one of the oldest, and in ...
Location ID: #10121491
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Located on two picturesque acres along the Yellow Breeches Creek & across from 200+ undeveloped acres, the Mill dates back to the early 1800's (or possibly the late 1700's). The structure is five stories, each is unique with many historical ...
Location ID: #10120624
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Located on two picturesque acres along the Yellow Breeches Creek & across from 200+ undeveloped acres, the Mill dates back to the early 1800's (or possibly the late 1700's). The structure is five stories, each is unique with many historical ...
Location ID: #10121499
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Located on two picturesque acres along the Yellow Breeches Creek & across from 200+ undeveloped acres, the Mill dates back to the early 1800's (or possibly the late 1700's). The structure is five stories, each is unique with many historical ...
Location ID: #10121490
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Located on two picturesque acres along the Yellow Breeches Creek & across from 200+ undeveloped acres, the Mill dates back to the early 1800's (or possibly the late 1700's). The structure is five stories, each is unique with many historical ...
Location ID: #10120621
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Located on two picturesque acres along the Yellow Breeches Creek & across from 200+ undeveloped acres, the Mill dates back to the early 1800's (or possibly the late 1700's). The structure is five stories, each is unique with many historical ...