Location ID: #10277164
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Knox is a small borough with a lot of community pride in rural Clarion County. It is about 95 miles north of Pittsburgh.
Census Facts (2020)
1,082 - Total Population
0.6 - Square Miles
454 - Total Households
$69,000 - Median Household ...
Location ID: #10249338
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New Bethlehem is a picturesque town along the banks of the Redbank Creek in the hills of Clarion County. Established in 1853, the town sits at the junction of state routes 28 and 66. It boasts well-preserved historic buildings and hosts the annual ...
Location ID: #10308041
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The eastern portion of Clarion County Chapter’s section of the North Country Trail starts at the southern border of the Allegheny National Forest and ends near the Clarion County Airport. The 35-miles of backcountry trail features hikes along the ...
Location ID: #10024589
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PennWest University was formed when the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education voted to consolidate its Clarion, California and Edinboro universites under one name in 2022.
The Clarion university campus traces its roots to its founding in ...
Location ID: #10308046
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Does your film call for an offroad ATV scene? Check out Piney Rail Riders, a member-based, non-profit organization, working to preserve a 23-mile stretch of scenic rail bed connecting Sligo to Brookville as a trail for ATVs, UTVs and other motorized ...
Location ID: #10308047
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Rail 66 Country Trail is a 20.1-mile, non-motorized, 4-season trail through the scenic countryside of northern Clarion County on the historic Knox-Kane railroad bed. The trail starts at Clarion Junction (Rt. 322) in Paint Township and stretches ...
Location ID: #10308050
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Rapp Run Falls is secluded unmarked hidden waterfall in State Game Lands 72 near downtown Clarion, Clarion County.
Location ID: #10308051
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Sculpture art, coke oven holes, a 528=foot-long tunnel, Redbank Valley Trail in Clarion County has all that and more to get your creative filming juices moving.
This 51-mile trail runs along an old railroad track that opened in the late 1870s ...
Location ID: #10307815
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Clarion County is eager to host your film production in its rural communities. This northwest Pennsylvania county offers truly unique locations, such as these rustic or rusty graffiti-tagged bridges, that are quiet, remote, and low-traffic, yet ...
Location ID: #10308143
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Cinematographers can capture virtually any outdoor water scene here at Toby Boat Ramp, a free public boat launch on the Clarion River near the Toby Creek confluence in Clarion, Clarion County. Morning fog casts the launch into a Scooby Doo-like ...
Location ID: #10307828
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Tylersburg Cemetery is along a rural country road in Farmington Township, Clarion County. Discovery Clarion County, the local tourism office, often lists Tylersburg Cemetery as a "spooky" site to visit during Halloween.
Location ID: #10306516
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On the northern bank of the Susquehanna River in Northeastern Pennsylvania, you'll find Bloomsburg — a campus built on a hill rising above the only town in PA. Here, you have plenty of places to find yourself or simply experience things from a ...
Location ID: #10093035
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Dickinson College is a private, four-year, liberal arts college in Carlisle. Located in Cumberland County, the campus spans 180 acres. Chartered in 1783, it is one of the United States' oldest colleges.
Location ID: #10024731
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Location ID: #10030968
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Point State Park is located at the confluence of Pittsburgh's three rivers. It sits at the tip of what is known as Pittsburgh's "Golden Triangle". The beautiful fountain is located at the headwaters of the Ohio River. Over 800,000 gallons of ...
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Location ID: #10097747
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Boathouse Row is a historic site located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on the east bank of the Schuylkill River, just north of the Fairmount Water Works and the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
Location ID: #462
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HISTORIC SITES Federal style lantern windows, arched steps
Eakin's Oval
Location ID: #10124790
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The eight acres of public space located on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway, known as Philadelphia’s own “Avenue des Champs-Élysées,” Eakins Oval became The Oval+, a summer pop-up park with community programming, events and activities.
Location ID: #10306510
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Former Picnic Park, 22 acres of riverfront property. Stone bridge, empty fields, some structures remain. Used to film the Netflix show Tires. Plenty of asphalt for parking. Green space.
Location ID: #10307140
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The historic Foltz Schoolhouse is your ideal filming location for an 1800 setting. The restored schoolhouse serves as a museum, educational facility, and community gathering spot that showcases the history of the educational system and the stories ...
Location ID: #10307333
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Chester County's rural roads, parks, trails, main streets, and gardens are ideal filming locations for Fall weather scenes.
Location ID: #10306241
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Bethlehem is a midsize city in Northampton and Lehigh counties in the Lehigh Valley region of eastern Pennsylvania. Bethlehem, a city of 75,000 people, is known for its rich colonial and industrial history, bustling downtown, annual free Musikfest ...
Location ID: #10073099
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Mount Airy casino Resort is a AAA Four-Diamond premier Pocono boutique resort destination that welcomes film productions on their premises. Mount Airy offers a valet port; casino with table games, slots, sports betting; a renowned 18-hole golf ...