On a Sunday night in the autumn of 1780, the Dean family was visited by Captain Simonton and...
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Shikellamy - Oneida Chief and Iroquois Representative in Pennsylvania
By Jacques Reich (probably based on an
earlier work by another artist)
[Public...
Tytoona Cave in Sinking Valley, Blair County, Pennsylvania
A lesser known natural sight in Central Pennsylvania, with an interesting history,...
The Pine Creek Rail Trail, Pennsylvania's Best Hiking and Biking Trail
The Pine Creek Rail Trail, one of Pennsylvania’s best trails, offers visitors a chance...
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