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ID: 10093013

BETH SHOLOM SYNAGOGUE

Elkins Park, Pennsylvania, United States

Beth Sholom Synagogue was designated a National Historic Landmark by the National Park Service in April 2007. The building was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, the renowned American architect. Under the leadership of Rabbi Mortimer J. Cohen, Frank Lloyd Wright was commissioned in September 1953 to create a uniquely “American Synagogue”. This new structure, conceived by Cohen and designed by Wright is a testament to Wright’s brilliant creatively and distinctive use of materials. Combining Jewis...

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ID: 10092851

SILVERTHREAD & DINGMANS FALLS, PIKE COUNTY

Dingmans Ferry, Pennsylvania, United States

Silverthread & Dingmans Falls in the Poconos' Pike County can both be found within the 67,000 acre Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area. Adding to the pristine beauty of the surrounding forest; Dingmans Ferry Falls stands at a height of 130 feet & Silverthread rises 80 feet.

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ID: 10092826

BRIDGES, ARMSTRONG COUNTY

Kittanning, Pennsylvania, United States

Scenic bridges scattered throughout Armstrong County. This western County was founded in 1800 & is located approximately 40 miles north of Pittsburgh; the county seat is Kittanning. Kittanning had the distinction of being home to the most millionaires in Pennsylvania during the 1880’s due to the development of the county’s abundance of natural resources including oil reserves. The Allegheny River flows throughout contributing to the arresting beauty of the countryside.

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ID: 10092163

ARMSTRONG COUNTY SCENERY

Kittanning, Pennsylvania, United States

Armstrong County was founded in 1800. Located approximately 40 miles north of Pittsburgh the county seat is Kittanning. Kittanning had the distinction of being home to the most millionaires in Pennsylvania during the 1880’s due to the development of the county’s abundance of natural resources including oil reserves. The Allegheny River flows throughout contributing to the arresting beauty of the countryside.

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ID: 10092292

PARADOX DESIGN WERX

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States

Unique, artistic pieces of furniture, sculptures available for film/photographic shoots. Descriptions accompany individual photos.

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ID: 10092214

ZINDEL PARK

McElhattan, Pennsylvania, United States

Zindel Park is a small abandoned park (1929-1954) near McElhattan in Clinton County. It is under the jurisdiction of the City of Lock Haven as it serves as the gateway to the Lock Haven City Authority's watershed & source of potable water. This quaint park remains a site of interest with its unique stone monuments, stone bridges, a house and small lake all within its perimeter.

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ID: 10045924

LOCK HAVEN: RIVERVIEW PARK

Lock Haven, Pennsylvania, United States

Riverview Park is located on the shore of the west branch of the Susquehanna River in Lock Haven, Clinton County. It offers many picturesque views.

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ID: 10092188

MONROE COUNTY COURTHOUSE

Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, United States

This three-story Romanesque Revival courthouse was built in 1890 of limestone & sandstone; an addition was added in 1934. It was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1979.

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ID: 10092138

AMISH BUGGY, LAWRENCE COUNTY

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States

An Amish buggy traveling in Lawrence County. Western Pennsylvania's rural Lawrence County is home to the Old Order Amish, a farming community consisting of a population c.1500. The Amish lifestyle can be observed by traveling along back roads in the countryside. ***PLEASE NOTE: THE AMISH DO NOT ALLOW THEMSELVES TO BE PHOTOGRAPHED.

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ID: 10047123

CANOE CREEK STATE PARK LIMESTONE KILNS

Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania, United States

The area in and surrounding Canoe Creek State Park is rich in limestone. The limestone was quarried and used for many purposes like providing needed raw materials for the iron and steel industries of Pennsylvania. There are several abandoned quarries on the park lands. Two limekilns also operated within the boundaries of the park during the 1900s. The remnants of a kiln once owned by the Blair Limestone Company stand today within the park; limestone was burned to produce "quicklime" in these...

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ID: 10059599

TROUGH CREEK STATE PARK'S BALANCED ROCK

James Creek, Pennsylvania, United States

Balanced Rock, the result of geological erosion, lies perched atop a cliff along Great Trough Creek. Balanced Rock appears as if the slightest nudge will make it topple into the creek below, yet it has maintained its current position for thousands of years. Consisting of a hard type of rock that does not erode at the same pace as the surrounding terrain, Balanced Rock remains whereas nearby mountains have diminished in size. Trough Creek State Park encompasses 554 acres in Huntingdon Cou...

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ID: 10059572

TROUGH CREEK STATE PARK

James Creek, Pennsylvania, United States

Trough Creek State Park encompasses 554 acres in Huntingdon County. Located along a scenic gorge, Great Through Creek flows through Terrace Mountain and empties into Raystown Lake. The park is notable for its spectacular geological beauty including: Balanced Rock, a geologic feature whose name is self-explanatory; the ice cave, a natural cave with ice formations most of the year; and Rainbow Falls, a picturesque waterfall on Great Trough Creek.

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ID: 10092068

HOMER CITY, INDIANA COUNTY

Homer City, Pennsylvania, United States

Homer City, founded in 1854 by resident William Wilson was named for the Greek poet Homer. This rural, small town in Indiana County is approximately 50 miles from Pittsburgh.

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ID: 10092066

KELLOW LAKE, THE POCONOS

Honesdale, Pennsylvania, United States

A lake in the Pocono Mountains that includes Kellow Lake Dam near Honesdale, Wayne County.

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ID: 10092061

ARMSTRONG COUNTY LANDSCAPE

Kittanning, Pennsylvania, United States

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ID: 10030858

PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY MUSEUM

Boalsburg, Pennsylvania, United States

The Pennsylvania Military Museum preserves and honors Pennsylvania's military history from 1747 to the present. Emphasis is on the 20th century. It is located in Centre County on 67 acres at the foot of the Tussy Mountain range adjacent to the town of Boalsburg.

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ID: 10091803

LACKAWAXEN RIVER, THE POCONOS

Lackawaxen, Pennsylvania, United States

The Lackawaxen River is a tributary of the Delaware River. Flowing through the Pocono Mountains it meets the Wallenpaupack Creek and moves on to the Delaware River at Lackawaxen.

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ID: 10091793

KISKI RIVER, ARMSTRONG COUNTY

Kittanning, Pennsylvania, United States

The Kiski River (short for Kiskiminetas) is a tributary of the Allegheny River & spans Armstrong County along its southern border. The Kiski is part of the 395 mile Pennsylvania Mainline Canal route, a public works project built between 1826-1834 as the first transportation link connecting Philadelphia & Pittsburgh. As a result several historical sites dating to the early 1800's can be found along the riverbank.

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ID: 10091785

FANNETTSBURG, FRANKLIN COUNTY

Fannettsburg, Pennsylvania, United States

Rural country road near Fannettsburg, Franklin County.

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ID: 10091736

BUCK HILL FALLS, THE POCONOS

Buck Hill Falls, Pennsylvania, United States

An oasis of natural beauty, Buck Hill Falls in the Pocono Mountains is surrounded by a forest, streams, waterfalls & 4,500 acres of countryside. Home to both seasonal and year round residents, this upscale community was first developed in 1901.

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ID: 10091546

JEFFERSON COUNTY COUNTRYSIDE

Brookville, Pennsylvania, United States

Scenic hills & fields in the rural Jefferson County countryside.

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ID: 10091543

BRIAR CREEK LAKE & PARK

Briar Creek Reservoir

Berwick, Pennsylvania, United States

Briar Creek Lake/Reservoir is a 53 acre man-made lake surrounded by a 173 acre park. It is maintained by Columbia County and stocked by the PA Fish & Boat Commission.

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ID: 10091527

JEFFERSON COUNTY SCENERY

Brookville, Pennsylvania, United States

Rural western Pennsylvania's Jefferson County was named for Thomas Jefferson. Although the county seat is Brookville its most famous town is Punxsutawney. Home to Punxsutawney Phil, it is the site of annual Ground Hog Day festivities.

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ID: 10074499

Steamboat Splash

Sciota, Pennsylvania, United States

Steamboat along the Delaware River in the Pocono Mountains.

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ID: 10091210

ZIPPO/CASE MUSEUM

Zippo/Case Visitors Center

Bradford, Pennsylvania, United States

This 15, 000 square foot museum highlights the history of two iconic American companies: Zippo & WR Case & Sons Cutlery Company. W.R. Case & Sons Cutlery Company began as a family business in 1889 and has been a subsidiary of Zippo since 1993. Their knives called "The King of Collectibles" by Blade magazine, Case Cutlery gained its reputation making high quality hunting and pocket knives using the finest materials. The company also sponsors the Case Collectors Club which has been dedicated to...

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