Cameron County
The Lumber Heritage Region is home to some of the nation’s darkest skies east of the Mississippi River. The Cameron County Dark Sky Master Site Plan supports rural communities in this region as they advocate for the protection of night skies and raise awareness of light pollution... Read more
Museums
The Cameron County Little Museum, located near Emporium, Pennsylvania, is a small but fascinating local history museum dedicated to preserving and showcasing the heritage of Cameron County. Originally a two room school house for Lumber Township in Sterling Run, the museum feature... Read more
Cameron County
Cameron County Recreation Center launches dark sky education and outreach advocacy efforts with outdoor recreation programming, equipment, and opportunities. Read more
Heritage
Explore what 'Moon Trees' are, what they represent, and the connection between the Earth's Forests and the night sky. Learn more about this unique heritage and some of the places it continues to grow within the Lumber Heritage Region under some of the darkest skies East of the Mi... Read more
Elk County
Enhancement of recreational opportunities in the Bennett Branch Watershed through the installation of signage kiosks, development of an interactive web-based map, and placement of interpretive signage at key access points. Read more
Cameron County
The Little Museum in Sterling Run is a cherished institution within the Lumber Heritage Region of Cameron County. Situated along the scenic Bucktail Trail, PA Route 120, about 9 miles south of Emporium Read more
Cameron County
Our main goal with this project is to get our region's youth more connected with the outdoors. By providing this outdoor classroom, we want to show them the benefits of spending time outside and how it can positively impact their daily lives and personal growth. Read more
Roots Uncovered
The early 20th century was a time of intense activity in Pennsylvania’s lumber camps, where the work was grueling and the environment often isolating. Read more
Roots Uncovered
In the late 19th century, Pennsylvania’s lumber camps were bustling hubs of activity, with workers depending on the camp cooks for their daily sustenance. The quality and quantity of food served at these camps could make or break a crew’s morale Read more
The Lumber Heritage Trail
Located in the heart of Driftwood, Pennsylvania, along Route 555, the Bucktail Monument stands as a powerful tribute to the courageous soldiers of the Bucktail Regiment, who answered President Lincoln’s call for volunteers during the Civil War. This iconic monument honors the bra... Read more
News & Updates
The Appalachian Regional Commission, the Conservation Fund, and the National Endowment for the Arts are offering a 2022 Regional Training Program for Appalachian Gateway Communities. Read more
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