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Officially known as the PA Route 6 Heritage Corridor, our historic highway is bursting with opportunities to learn about and immerse yourself in the rich heritage of Pennsylvania and the nation. You can go anywhere and learn about that location’s history, but chances are you won’t find an area with more historic firsts, including the first underground mine, the first steam locomotive, the Great Lakes’ first lighthouse, and the first billion-dollar oil field! Whatever your interest, you’re sure to learn something new.
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About QUILTED CORNERS of WYALUSING, a community art project and driving tour, showcases nearly 200 large-scale…
AboutExplore the Lackawanna Heritage Valley, a National and State Heritage Area, on the 70-mile Lackawanna…
About Immerse yourself in the history of steam railroad transportation at Steamtown National Historic…
About As one of 12 Pennsylvania Heritage Areas the Lumber Heritage Region aims to preserve, relate, and…
About Stand in awe at the base of the largest poured concrete bridge in the world, the Tunkhannock Viaduct,…
Learn More about Tunkhannock Viaduct (a.k.a. Nicholson Bridge)
THE PENNSYLVANIA LUMBER MUSEUM’s mission is to “serve its diverse community by actively working…
About The Penn Brad Oil Museum is a non-profit museum with a mission of “preserving the philosophy,…
Set along the scenic banks of French Creek, Riverside Brewing Company is a must-visit destination for…
About The Endless Mountains Maple Producers Association (EMMPA) is an organization of maple syrup producers…
Learn More about Endless Mountains Maple Producers Association
About The Howland Preserve is a 229-acre natural paradise situated on the Susquehanna River’s most…
About the Trail Hike, bike, run, or stroll along the 13-mile heavily trafficked, out-and-back Corry Junction…
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