Kittanning is a borough on the Allegheny River northeast of Pittsburgh, and is the seat of Armstrong County. The population is around Kittanning began as a French and Lenape Tribe outpost in the 1750s, with raids by the two parties on English settlers, who were beginning to move that far...

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Bellefonte is a borough in central Pennsylvania, and is the seat of Centre County. Bellefonte is about 10 miles east of State College. The population is around 6,200. Bellefonte developed in the early 1800s as an iron-producing town. It was located in an area of Pennsylvania with a wealth of...

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This thread is for covering projects in cities, boroughs, and townships throughout Pennsylvania that are not covered in other threads. Threads already exist for Philadelphia; Bucks, Montgomery, Delaware, and Chester Counties; Lancaster; State College; and Pittsburgh. Any commercial...

Montrose is a borough in northeast Pennsylvania, in the Endless Mountains, and is the seat of Susquehanna County. The population is around 1,500. Montrose was laid out in 1812 and was incorporated in 1824. It was settled by New Englanders, who moved west for more land. Montrose saw some...

This thread is for construction and developments going on in suburban Philadelphia. For the purposes of this thread, projects and construction should be limited to Bucks, Montgomery, Delaware, and Chester Counties in Pennsylvania. Projects in the city of Philadelphia should go in the...

Mercer is a borough in Mercer County, in northwest Pennsylvania. The population is around 2,000. Mercer was named for Brigadier General Hugh Mercer, who was an aide to George Washington during the Revolutionary War. From many vantage points on the edge of town, the Mercer County Courthouse...

The Stadium District is a neighborhood in the northwest corner of Lancaster. The neighborhood gets its name from the minor league baseball stadium that was built in 2004, bringing professional baseball back to Lancaster for the first time since 1961. Around the same time, beginning in the late...

Polish Hill is a neighborhood in Pittsburgh, northeast of Downtown, and overlooking the Allegheny River, and the Strip District and Lawrenceville neighborhoods. The area was first called Springfield Farms, and then was part of Minersville, which was a community on the other side of the hill...

Lock Haven is a city in north central Pennsylvania, west of Williamsport, and is the seat of Clinton County. The population is around 10,000. The city was named by Jerry Church for the lock, which provided safe haven for rafts, created by the dam at the town. The lock was for the Pennsylvania...

This thread is for SEPTA Regional Rail in Southeastern Pennsylvania and Northern Delaware For non regional rail see the following threads below Philadelphia Public Transit > Buses , Trolleybuses , Subway , Streetcar , Light Rail , EL , Ferries Wilmington > Buses (Coming Soon) System Map...

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Doylestown is a borough 25 miles north of Philadelphia, and is the seat of Bucks County. The population is around 8,500. Doylestown grew up around William Doyle's Tavern, at the crossroads between the road from Philadelphia to Easton, and the road from Norristown to New Hope. The borough...

Carlisle is a borough in south central Pennsylvania, west of Harrisburg, and is the seat of Cumberland County. The population is around 19,000. Carlisle's town square was laid out in 1751. Carlisle was the home to a munitions depot during the Revolutionary War, at what is now the Carlisle...

Danville is a borough on the North Branch of the Susquehanna River, and is the seat of Montour County. The population is around 4,500. Danville first began to grow when the North Branch of Pennsylvania Canal was built in the area beginning in 1828. It was named the seat of Montour County...

There have been some developments in Lancaster in the past 5-10 years, including a new tallest building, infill near Franklin & Marshall, and tobacco warehouse conversions. A few developments are going on now: ~ The Press Building, which is the conversion of a warehouse into condos and ground...

Oakland is a neighborhood in Pittsburgh, about three miles east of Downtown. The neighborhood is Pennsylvania's third-largest economic center, after Center City Philadelphia and Downtown Pittsburgh. Oakland was originally a township, and was annexed by Pittsburgh in 1868. Oakland was fallow...

Oakland is a neighborhood in Pittsburgh, about three miles east of Downtown. The neighborhood is Pennsylvania's third-largest economic center, after Center City Philadelphia and Downtown Pittsburgh. Oakland was originally a township, and was annexed by Pittsburgh in 1868. Oakland was fallow...