Location ID: #10030609
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Sharon in Mercer County was first settled in 1795. Located on the Shenango River it is equidistant from Erie in the north & Pittsburgh to the south.
Location ID: #10081790
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Located about 25 miles northwest of Gettysburg, Chambersburg was founded and settled c. 1730 by Benjamin Chambers. Today it serves as the county seat for Franklin County.
Location ID: #10084360
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The Cherry Valley Community Supported Agriculture farm is located in the Pocono Mountains on 48 acres. It is a partnership of farmers that grow produce for participating families; they utilize biodynamic farming methods.
Location ID: #10084374
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Scenery along Cherry Valley Road. The Cherry Valley Community Supported Agriculture farm is located in the Pocono Mountains on 48 acres. It is a partnership of farmers that grow produce for participating families; they utilize biodynamic farming ...
Location ID: #10074513
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Canyon located in the Pocono Mountains.
Nittany Mountain
Location ID: #10102288
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The Penn State University campus lies at the base of Mount Nittany in Centre County. Also known as Nittany Mountain, it is part of the Appalachian Mountain Range. Highest elevation: 2077 feet.
Location ID: #10103676
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Wind Farm in northeastern Pennsylvania's Luzerne County close to the Pocono Mountains. "As of 2017, Pennsylvania is home to 25 utility scale wind farms, all located in the southwest-central or northeastern areas of the state. The smallest wind ...
Location ID: #10090291
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Old industrial building in Wilkes-Barre, located in close proximity to the Pocono Mountains.
Location ID: #10074546
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Brewery located in Wilkes-Barre in the Pocono Mountains.
Location ID: #10089023
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Cafe in Scranton in the Pocono Mountains
Location ID: #10089014
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Apartments For rent now in Scranton, located in the Pocono Mountains
Location ID: #10089015
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Apartment and Office Building in Scranton, located in the Pocono Mountains
Location ID: #10090284
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Old neighborhood in Wilkes-Barre in the Pocono Mountains
Location ID: #10089160
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Comic Book Shop in the Pocono Mountains
Location ID: #10090290
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open working yard in Wilkes-Barre in Pocono Mountains.
Location ID: #10090294
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Huge Abandoned Rehabilitation Center
Location ID: #10086879
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Adjacent to the Windber Hotel is the Clement Building, built c. 1902. The brick facade is embellished with corbelling and the cornice line is accented by a row of medallions. The current black tile facade was a later addition to the building. At one ...
Location ID: #10086873
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John Lochrie was one of the region's influencial independent coal operators. His home was constructed c. 1905 & features several Queen Anne colored glass windows. In 1916 he opened several coal mines in and around Central City. In 1991 the Windber ...
Location ID: #10086885
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Fifteenth Street is lined with historic buildings; the Post Office and Wilmore Coal Company Offices, Windber Hotel, Lochrie/Clement Building, Windber Electric Company Building. Eureka Department Store, Windber Trust Building, Berwind-White Company ...
Location ID: #10086925
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Built in 1910, this Classical Revival Style now houses a branch of the U.S. National Bank, continuing its history as a financial institution. The building still retains a beautiful glass and copper awning, a striking feature of the corner-facing ...
Location ID: #10086881
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The Windber Municipal Building was originally Berwind-White’s building for its western Pennsylvania mining operations, this three-story, buff colored brick building was constructed in 1909. The entrance is constructed of Ohio gray stone, while the ...
Location ID: #10086663
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Built in 1902, this residence was home to R.S. Baylor, General Superintendent of Mines from 1900 to 1945. The house, like the neighboring Berwind Clubhouse, is Queen Anne Victorian with a turret and shingle siding. The two houses share a driveway ...
Location ID: #10086852
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Built in 1925, the Windber Electric Company building was constructed on the former site of The Wilmore Hotel. Constructed with many decorative feature it has brick pilasters with sandstone capital tops & iron grille work decor on the basement ...
Location ID: #10087711
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Corry in Pennsylvania's northwestern Erie County is known for its cozy "Norman Rockwell" feel. It gained fame in the late 19th & early 20th centuries as the town where Climax locomotives were manufactured.