Education
Explore the Underground Railroad in Pennsylvania’s Lumber Heritage Region The Underground Railroad was a secret network that helped enslaved people escape to freedom, and Pennsylvania’s Lumber Heritage Region played a vital role in this historic movement. Daniel Hughes, a lumb... Read more
News & Updates
Pennsylvania’s heritage is more than a reflection of the past—it’s a dynamic force shaping the present and guiding the future. From its pivotal role in oil, coal, steel, and lumber industries to its rich history in agriculture, commerce, and revolution, Pennsylvania’s legacy runs... 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
Trips & Itineraries
Journey along Pennsylvania Route 6 West, exploring the rich history and natural beauty of the Lumber Heritage Region. Read more
Trips & Itineraries
Embark on a scenic journey along Pennsylvania Route 6 East, exploring the roots of the Lumber Industry with stops at the Potter County Artisan Center, the Pennsylvania Lumber Museum, & more! Read more
Trips & Itineraries
Embark on an adventure along the Bucktail Trail, a scenic route that showcases Pennsylvania's rich lumber heritage. From the historic Piper Aviation Museum to the breathtaking views at Hyner View State Park, each stop offers a unique glimpse into the region's cultural and industr... Read more
Trips & Itineraries
Explore Pennsylvania's rich history on the Lumber Heritage Trail, featuring stops like the Allegheny Portage Railroad, Prince Gallitzin State Park, and the Penn-Brad Oil Museum. 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
Heritage
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
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
News & Updates
The Forest County Historical Society, featured on Kaleidoscope the Series, offers an in-depth look at Forest County’s rich lumber heritage and historical significance. Join Mary Alyce “Jake” Knauff for a tour of the Lumber Camp Replica and explore the fascinating history preserve... Read more
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