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Stop #17 – Laurel Mill Mountain Bike Trails Sandy Beach Park
mountain bike trail within the hills of Laurel Mill, which was once a Sawmill, and Civilian Conservation Corp / Camp.
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Nestled in northwestern Pennsylvania’s McKean County, the Penn Brad Oil Museum offers an immersive experience into the remarkable history of the Bradford Oil Field, famously known as the world’s first billion-dollar oil field. This unique museum preserves the ingenuity, achievements, and spirit of a community that revolutionized the oil industry.
In 1881, the Bradford Oil Field emerged as a marvel of industrial achievement, contributing a staggering 83% of the United States’ oil output. With over 90,000 wells drilled into the upper Devonian Bradford Sands, this field set the stage for Pennsylvania’s pivotal role in shaping the global petroleum industry. Today, the Bradford Oil Field continues to inspire innovation and exploration in the energy sector.
Step back in time to the boom days of the oil industry and explore the fascinating lives of the people who pioneered this transformative era. The museum features engaging exhibits and guided tours that bring to life the tools, techniques, and stories of the Bradford Oil Field.
Experience the Bradford Oil Field through the eyes of those who lived it. Knowledgeable guides, including oil country veterans, provide engaging and informative tours packed with firsthand accounts and rich historical details.
Enjoy free parking and the convenience of credit card payments.
The Penn Brad Oil Museum is more than just a museum—it’s a tribute to innovation, resilience, and the pioneering spirit that defined an era. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, a fan of engineering marvels, or seeking a family-friendly outing, the museum promises an unforgettable experience.
Explore the Penn Brad Oil Museum to witness the legacy of the Bradford Oil Field and its enduring impact on Pennsylvania’s history and the global energy landscape. Join us and celebrate the ingenuity that shaped an industry and a nation!
The Lumber Heritage Trail
mountain bike trail within the hills of Laurel Mill, which was once a Sawmill, and Civilian Conservation Corp / Camp.
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The Cameron County Chamber of Commerce opened its doors to the Artisan Center in 2008 as one of the founding members of the PA Wilds Artisan Trail. In December of 2024 we embarked on a new adventure and moved into the former Cabin Kitchen building. We are now home to Pennsylvania Career Link, Northern Pennsylvania Regional College, and more than 50 artists.
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Bald Eagle Boat Ramp. Bald Eagle boat ramp is located on the Bald Eagle Creek, which flows into the West Branch Susquehanna River in Clinton County, Pennsylvania. This boat ramp provides access to the river for various watercraft, including motorized boats, canoes, and kayaks. Eagle Valley Road Mill Hall, PA 17751.
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