Lycoming County Unveils Four New Brochures Thanks to $5,000 Mini Grant

Williamsport, PA – May 13, 2024 – The Lumber Heritage Region is excited to announce the award of a $5,000 mini grant to the Lycoming County Visitors Bureau, supporting the creation of four new brochures that spotlight the rich heritage and attractions of Lycoming County.

The grant has facilitated the production of four unique brochures, each providing fresh perspectives on the cultural and historical wealth of the region. These brochures are part of the ongoing mission to enhance tourism and preserve the legacy of Lycoming County.

Brochures Created with the Grant:

1. Millionaire’s Row Walking Guide: This guide offers an immersive journey into the opulent history of Millionaire’s Row, featuring the grand historic homes and landmarks. The Pennsylvania College of Technology Graphic Arts Department played a crucial role in ensuring the guide is both visually captivating and informative.
2. Ghost Tour Brochure: Explore the eerie legends and haunted history of Lycoming County with the Ghost Tour Brochure. Developed in collaboration with Lycoming College, this brochure promises a thrilling adventure through local supernatural tales.
3. Bases Loaded Map: Celebrating the Little League World Series, the Bases Loaded Map provides a detailed guide to the iconic statues throughout the county. Visitors can delve into the history and significance of these statues, enriching their experience of America’s favorite pastime.
4. Antiquing Brochure: Antique enthusiasts will love the Antiquing Brochure, which offers a curated selection of antique shops and markets across Lycoming County. Discover hidden gems and unique finds while exploring the area’s rich heritage.

“We are incredibly grateful to the Lumber Heritage Region for their support in making these projects a reality,” said Gina Edwards, Tourism & Group Tour Director. “These brochures not only highlight our region’s diverse attractions but also showcase the collaborative spirit of our community partners and institutions.”

The brochures are now available to the public and can be obtained from the Lycoming County Visitors Bureau and various tourism outlets across the region.

About the Lumber Heritage Region

The Lumber Heritage Region is committed to preserving, promoting, and celebrating the rich history of the lumber industry in Pennsylvania. Since its establishment in 2001, the organization has been dedicated to educating the public about the lumber industry’s vital contributions to the region’s development.