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ID: 10030617

DJ's GREENHOUSE, MERCER COUNTY

Transfer, Pennsylvania, United States

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ID: 10034592

ELFRETHS ALLEY, PHILADELPHIA

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

Elfreths Alley is the Nations Oldest Continuously Occupied Street. Adam Clampfer’s shop and tavern originally stood on the spot where House 134 stands today. Built in the middle of the 18th century, Clampfer’s store sold items like New England rum, molasses, and West Indian hogsheads. The shop was located in between his rental properties, Houses 132 and 134, and the Clampfer family home on Second Street. When Clampfer’s son William had the property insured in 1761, he described it as a “taver...

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ID: 10046357

FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, PHILADELPHIA

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

The Franklin Institute, named after the noted scientist and statesman Benjamin Franklin, is a museum in Philadelphia. The Franklin Institute has been housed in this impressive building since its completion in 1934. It is one of the oldest centers of science education and development in the United States, dating to 1824. The Institute also houses the Benjamin Franklin National Memorial.

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ID: 10030957

FALLINGWATER, FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT MUSEUM

Frank Lloyd Wright Museum

Mill Run, Pennsylvania, United States

Fallingwater, a 5330 square foot private residence designed by Frank Lloyd Wright was built in the late 1930's. The home was constructed using a cantilver design that gives it the appearance of being suspended over a 30 foot waterfall. Located in Pennsylvania's Laurel Highlands it is about two hours southeast of Pittsburgh and has been designated a National Historic Landmark.

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ID: 10044626

FALL in CENTRE COUNTY

Bellefonte, Pennsylvania, United States

Scenery, especially in the fall, is one of Pennsylvania’s biggest assets; outdoor recreation areas, mountains and lakes abound in Centre County.

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ID: 10046254

GLENDORN LODGE RESORT-BRADFORD, McKEAN COUNTY

Bradford, Pennsylvania, United States

Surrounded on one side by Pennsylvania's Allegheny National Forest, Glendorn, a 1,380 acre resort is located in northwestern Pennsylvania, just 8 miles from downtown Bradford. Densely forested hills, up to 2,100 feet in elevation provide shade and cool temperatures during the summer, colorful foliage during the fall and snow in the winter. Property also features two lakes and miles of trout streams & trails.

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ID: 10049829

GIRARDVILLE, SCHUYLKILL COUNTY

Girardville, Pennsylvania, United States

Girardville is a borough in Schuylkill County and typically of the region, it contains anthracite coal deposits. Coal-mining provided employment for many of the people who lived there c. 1900 and for several decades of the 20th Century. Girardville is also the site of an annual St. Patrick's Day parade that is one of the largest in Pennsylvania. The evolution of the anthracite coal region began hundreds of millions of years ago. At that time, Pennsylvania was home to wetland forests; as...

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ID: 10054916

JENNINGS ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION CENTER

Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania, United States

Jennings Environmental Education Center is a 300-acre state park in Butler County that provides a distinct combination of prairie and forest. One of the park’s main features, the 20-acre relict (organism or species of an earlier time surviving in an environment that has undergone considerable change) prairie ecosystem, is home to a distinctive variety of prairie plants; the most unusual and spectacular prairie flower is the blazing star. The prairie, a rarity in Pennsylvania is in full bl...

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ID: 10046462

KANE, McKEAN COUNTY

Kane, Pennsylvania, United States

Kane, a borough in McKean County in Pennsylvania, was founded in 1863 by Civil War general Thomas L. Kane. It is elevated at 2210 feet above sea level. In the early part of the 20th century, Kane had large glassworks, bottle works, lumber mills, and manufactures of brush handles, saws, cutlery, screen doors and windows, etc.

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ID: 10056150

LEONARD HARRISON STATE PARK

Wellsboro, Pennsylvania, United States

Leonard Harrison State Park is a 585-acre park in Tioga County. Located 10 miles west of Wellsboro, on the east rim of the Pine Creek Gorge otherwise known as the Pennsylvania Grand Canyon, it offers spectacular views. The gorge is 800 feet deep and spans across nearly 4,000 feet. The gorge was carved by Pine Creek which flows through the park & was formed through five major rock formations during the Devonian (415-360 million years ago) & Carboniferous 359.2-299 million years ago) periods...

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ID: 10045907

LEHIGH CANAL, EASTON

HUGH MOORE PARK

Easton, Pennsylvania, United States

The Lehigh Canal was built to transport anthracite coal from the upper Lehigh Valley to urban northeast markets. The canal was designed by Canvass White, an engineer of New York's Erie Canal and was constructed between 1827 and 1829. The Lehigh Canal extended 46 miles between Mauch Chunk, Pennsylvania (present-day Jim Thorpe) and Easton with 52 locks, eight guard locks, eight dams and six aqueducts, allowing the waterway to overcome a difference in elevation of over 350 feet. During the 1830s...

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ID: 10033013

MONTOUR COUNTY SITES

Danville, Pennsylvania, United States

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ID: 10049930

MINERSVILLE, SCHUYLKILL COUNTY

Minersville, Pennsylvania, United States

Minersville, part of the Coal Region is located in Schuylkill County, four miles west of Pottsville. Anthracite coal deposits are plentiful throughout in the region. The evolution of the anthracite coal region began hundreds of millions of years ago. At that time, Pennsylvania was home to wetland forests; as the vegetation died it accumulated into vast quantities of decomposing organic matter. Over the ages, tremendous pressure from layers of sediment transformed this peat like substan...

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ID: 10046247

McKEAN COUNTY WINTER SCENERY

Bradford, Pennsylvania, United States

Winter scenery from McKean County, including the Allegheny National Forest. Bradford, in McKean County routinely makes the Weather Channel for the most snow and coldest temperatures on the East Coast. McKean County, in general, receives the most snow of all locations within Pennsylvania. Public lands include the Allegheny National Forest & the Kinzua Bridge State Park with the Kinzua Gorge which can provide very dramatic backdrops.

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ID: 10056171

McCALLS DAM STATE PARK

Mifflinburg, Pennsylvania, United States

McCalls Dam State Park sits on 8 acres within the Bald Eagle State Forest. It is located in Union County and White Deer Creek flows through it complementing the majestic pines, hemlocks, maples and oaks that it is known for.

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ID: 10056232

MAURICE K. GODDARD STATE PARK

Sandy Lake, Pennsylvania, United States

The 2,856-acre Maurice K. Goddard State Park is dominated by the 1,860-acre Lake Wilhelm. The park located in Mercer County, contains abundant wetlands, old fields and mature forests; these provide a number of diverse habitats for wildlife, especially waterfowl, eagles and ospreys. The park also features a marina.

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ID: 10037824

MARILLA RESERVOIR

Bradford, Pennsylvania, United States

This delightful, picturesque spot is located along Rt. 346 just west of Bradford. Highlights include the Erik Benjamin Covered bridge which spans the spillway of the Marilla Reservoir, three rustic wooden trestle bridges, and a delightful gazebo located at the southwest corner of the trail. Marilla Bridges trail is a one mile loop crush limestone surface. The trail connects to the more difficult 3.5 mile Marilla Springs Trail. Non-motorized use only. A favorite fishing location.

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ID: 10049856

MAHANOY CITY, SCHUYLKILL COUNTY

Mahanoy City, Pennsylvania, United States

Mahanoy City (pronounced ma-HA-noy) is a borough located in Schuylkill County. Mahanoy City, originally a part of Mahanoy township was settled in 1859 and the name "Mahanoy" is believed to be a variation of the Native American word 'Maghonioy'. The borough was a major center of anthracite coal production and is served by branches of the Lehigh Valley and the Philadelphia & Reading railways. The borough's principal industries are still the mining and shipping of coal although the demand for i...

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ID: 10056536

NORRISTOWN FARM PARK

Norristown, Pennsylvania, United States

Unique in the Pennsylvania state park system, Norristown Farm Park is a working farm in continuous use since colonial times. The 690-acre park is home to 71 species of wildlife, fish, reptiles and amphibians; 173 species of birds; 89 species of trees; and 216 species of wildflowers. Within the park there are hiking trails, a trout nursery, a separate forest areas of mixed oak and other deciduous trees, a flood plain, old farm fields, working fields, wetlands and two streams. There are 15 hist...

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ID: 10049799

NITTANY LION INN, PENN STATE UNIVERSITY CAMPUS

State College, Pennsylvania, United States

The Nittany Lion Inn was built in 1931 and decorated in warm antiques with a Colonial country atmosphere, rich cherry-wood furniture and bright floral fabrics Throughout its history the Inn has hosted many notable people including: Presidents Eisenhower and Johnson, Eleanor Roosevelt, Helen Hayes and Louis Armstrong. The Inn features 223 guest rooms, a dining room, Whiskers Lounge, a fitness room, two 18-hole golf courses, swimming pool and tennis courts, museums & theatres. It is locate...

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ID: 10049951

NEW ST. NICHOLAS BREAKER, SCHUYLKILL COUNTY

Pottsville, Pennsylvania, United States

The New St. Nicholas Breaker is an active mine located near Pottsville, the county seat of Schuylkill County. This mine is operated by Reading Anthracite Company and primarily produces coal. A coal breaker is a coal processing plant which breaks coal into various useful sizes. Coal breakers also removed impurities from the coal (typically slate) and deposited them into a dump. The coal breaker is a forerunner of the modern coal preparation plant.

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ID: 10061032

OLD SPEEDWAY INN, HOPWOOD

Hopwood, Pennsylvania, United States

The historic Old Speedway Inn is located in Hopwood, Fayette County. Added onto in the late 1930's; this unique property was used as a hotel for minor league baseball teams that came to play against the local team. Along Route 40 also known as the National Highway, the Old Speedway Inn is an ideal location in a busy village. Just miles from Falling Water, Kentucky Knob & Nemocolian, the Inn has ample parking for motor coaches, and other types of vehicles. It is also within walking distance...

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ID: 10026059

OLD BALDY, MIDDLEBURG

Middleburg, Pennsylvania, United States

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ID: 10057463

PROUTY PLACE STATE PARK

Galeton, Pennsylvania, United States

Prouty Place State Park spanning only five acres, is one of the smallest of the Pennsylvania State Parks. The park is located in Summit Township, Potter County and offers access to the Susquehannock State Forest.

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ID: 10036828

POTTER COUNTY CHURCHES & CEMETERY

Coudersport, Pennsylvania, United States

All Saints Church & Cemetery of Brookland, Potter County. Also photos of a picturesque white church dotting the Potter County countryside.

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