Saturday, October 9, 2021 (continued)
Now for a bit of Historic Lock Haven, PA, founded by Jeremiah Church in 1833, where the West Branch canal was being constructed. He named it Lock Haven due to the canal lock and as a haven for loggers, boatmen, and travelers.
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Victorian Inn B&B at 402 E Water St |
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Heisey House (c 1831 in Federal style, remodeled in 1865 in Gothic Revival style) at 362 E Water St, is home of the Clinton County Historical Society |
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Artificial flowers on artificial eggs on a tree stump |
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336 E Water St on plot #18 of Jerry Church, founder of Lock Haven |
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Remnants of the canal lock, part of the Western Branch Canal |
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Levee (1995) by the West Branch Susquehanna River (KSS) |
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Jay Street Bridge (1986) where there was originally an 800' covered bridge (1852) that was burned down in 1919 (KSS) |
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View from the levee down E Water St (KSS) |
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Clinton County Courthouse (1867-1869, by Samuel Sloan with Addison Hutton) at 230 E Water St |
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Historical marker at the site of Fort Reed (1775) built for "defense against the Indians" |
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Veterans Park |
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Jacob Grafius House (1843, 1857 with additions; elements of Greek Revival, Italianate, and Federal-Tuscan Transitional style) at 215 E Water St |
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Abraham Grafius House (1863) at 202-212 E Water St (KSS) |
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Levi A Mackey House (1854, by Henry Hipple, Sr, in Federal-Tuscan Transitional style) at 201 E Water St |
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Fallon House (1854-1856, by Cephas Batcheler) at 131 E Water St |
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First Church of Christ (1923, by J C Fulton and Son) at 100 E Water St (KSS) |
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David Carskaddon Homestead (1858, by Henry Hipple, Sr, in Italian Villa style) at 26 E Water St, is uniquely in a Y-shape |
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Great Island Presbyterian Church (1872, by Samuel Sloan, in Gothic Revival style) at 12 W Water St |
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James White House (1856, by Cephas Batcheler, in Greek Revival-Tuscan Transitional style, using Sloan pattern-books) at 46 W Water St |
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104 W Water St (1890) |
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W A Simpson House (1872-1880, in Second Empire style) at 118 W Water St, is covered with grooved wood to resemble dressed stone work |
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Winslow-Crawford House (1855, in Steamboat Gothic style) at 214 W Water St |
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Craig-Furst House (1860, in Gothic Revival style) at 220 W Water St |
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Church of the Immaculate Conception (1904, in Late Gothic Revival style) at 310 W Water St |
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Across from the Immaculate Conception Church at the school sits this sculpture of a child reading was placed in honor of the Sinsinawa Dominican Sisters who served the school and community 1978-2007 (KSS) |
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Kistler Grugan House (c 1870, in Queen Anne Shingle style) at 302 W Church St |
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Lock Haven University East Campus (2013) at 301 W Church St (KSS) |
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Harmony (1989?, by Dan Kainz) (KSS) |
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Beth Yehuda Synagogue (1952) at 320 W Church St (KSS) |
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Beth Yehuda Synagogue doorway (KSS) |
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208 W Church St (1900, with Victorian Gothic gingerbread trim) |
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Soldiers and Sailors Monument (1908) was moved in 1969 and incorrectly put back together, so that the soldiers are on the wrong corners |
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Lock Haven City Hall (c 1921 for the Fraternal Order of the Eagles) at 20 E Church St |
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Lock Haven Market House (1871, by Patrick Keefe) at 142 E Church St |
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Mural of Jeremiah Church, founder of Lock Haven seen in Willards Alley off of N Grove St |
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Masonic Temple (1923, by Stearns and Woodnutt in Beaux-Arts style) at 144 E Main St |
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Simon Building (1883) at 130-134 E Main St, with a Bull Durham mural (KSS) |
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BPOE Building (1854, in Greek Revival-Tuscan Transitional style) at 210 E Main St |
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Former Clinton County Jail (1852 by Anthony Kleckner, enlarged 1871-1872 by Charles Shuster Wetzel) at 352 E Church St |
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Dinner was in Clearfield, PA at Denny's Beer Barrel Pub, home of the two-pound burger challenge and home of the world's largest burgers |
Can you eat a two-pound burger in an hour or a three-pounder in 90 minutes? How about a six-pound burger in three hours? There are also two-man challenges with 15- or 25-pound burgers. Denny's will also make a 50- or 125-pound burger for special events.
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Denny's menu has a long list of specialty burgers: this is a Mac + Jack Burger, a half-pound Angus burger with grilled onion, two slices of bacon, white cheddar mac 'n' cheese, and pepper jack cheese on a brioche roll |
Next: Bradford, PA.
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