The Lumber Heritage Trail
Whether you want to hike a leisurely scenic trail, enjoy beauty during a driving tour, or get some adrenaline-pumping action on whitewater, single track bike trails, or rock climbing, you've found the right destination in Tioga, Pennsylvania. Read more
The Lumber Heritage Trail
Bring your students to the Pennsylvania Lumber Museum for an immersive educational experience. Our knowledgeable staff will lead your students through the museum, offering a deep dive into the history of Pennsylvania's forests. Read more
The Lumber Heritage Trail
Welcome to the Mt. Jewett to Kinzua Bridge (MJ2KB) Trail Club, your gateway to exploring the rich history and natural beauty of the Pennsylvania Wilds. The MJ2KB Trail Club is dedicated to preserving and promoting a vital segment of the Knox & Kane Rail Trail, which spans 7.8 mil... Read more
The Lumber Heritage Trail
The Penn Brad Oil Museum, located in northwestern Pennsylvania’s McKean County, offers a unique opportunity to delve into the fascinating history of the Bradford Oil Field, the world’s first billion-dollar oil field. Read more
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Nestled in the heart of the Pennsylvania Wilds, Warren County is a haven for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers. With vast landscapes and endless opportunities for outdoor activities like hiking, biking, fishing, and kayaking, Warren County is the perfect destination to exp... Read more
The Lumber Heritage Trail
Nestled in the heart of Tionesta, Pennsylvania, the Forest County Historical Museum is dedicated to preserving and interpreting the rich history of Forest County. Read more
Heritage
The Kinzua Bridge, also known as the Kinzua Viaduct, was once a towering railroad trestle spanning the Kinzua Creek in McKean County, Pennsylvania. At 301 feet tall and 2,052 feet long, it was hailed as the "Eighth Wonder of the World" when it was completed in 1882. Read more
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The Kinzua Bridge, also known as the Kinzua Viaduct, was once a towering railroad trestle spanning the Kinzua Creek in McKean County, Pennsylvania. At 301 feet tall and 2,052 feet long, it was hailed as the "Eighth Wonder of the World" when it was completed in 1882. Read more
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The lumber industry of Warren and Forest Counties in Pennsylvania was once a bustling, vibrant sector that shaped the lives of many in the region. From the heyday of logging camps to the grandeur of sawmills, this post delves into the rich history of the industry, with a particul... Read more
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Tioga County, known today for its stunning Pine Creek Gorge, also called "Pennsylvania's Grand Canyon," has a rich history in the leather tanning industry. While the county is famous for its coal mining and lumbering industries, its significant role in the nation's tanning indust... Read more
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Welcome to the Millionaire's Row Historic District in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, a national historic district that showcases the grandeur of Victorian-era architecture and the rich history of the lumber industry Read more
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The rich history of lumbering in Cambria County, Pennsylvania, is a testament to the region's natural resources and the industrious spirit of its people. Read more
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Nestled in the Pennsylvania Wilds, where the Nunundah Valley and Marvin Creek Valley meet, lies the historic village of Smethport. Read more
Our Roots
The arrival of Europeans transformed North America's forests, including those in the Pennsylvania colony. Let's dive into the history and impact of this transformation. Read more
Heritage
This project aims to share the rich generational history of local families involved in the forest products industry and inspire locals to explore career opportunities in their own backyards. Read more
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