6 Must-See Waterfalls in Bradford County - PA Bucket List
Bradford County in northern Pennsylvania is home to an amazing array of waterfalls! Laquin Falls along Falls Creek in Bradford County. Some are literally roadside, while others involve …
Hiking the Bradford Falls Trail in Bradford County - PA Bucket …
Exploring Bradford Falls, Barclay Falls, and Laquin Falls along the Bradford Falls Trail in Bradford County, PA. Maps/GPS data/photos/video.
Barclay Falls Map - Waterfall - Bradford County, Pennsylvania, USA
The ghost town of Barclay, in Franklin Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania, was a coal mining town. Barclay is situated 1½ miles west of Barclay Falls.
Barclay - Ghost Town
The ghost town of Barclay, in Bradford Co., PA was a coal mining town, not a logging town. Coal was transported down the mountain by an incline plane rail system.
Bradford Falls Trail, Pennsylvania - 60 Reviews, Map - AllTrails
Explore this 2.2-mile out-and-back trail near Towanda, Pennsylvania. Generally considered a moderately challenging route, it takes an average of 1 h 18 min to complete.
The 15 Best Waterfall Streams in Pennsylvania - PA Bucket List
With more than 86,000 miles of rivers, creeks, and streams (second only to Alaska), that should come as no surprise. But not all waterfall streams are created equally, and some truly stand out above all others in Pennsylvania? Which ones? I’ve got the answer right here – my directory of the 15 best waterfall streams in Pennsylvania!
Overlooked Endless Mountains get their due - The Morning Call
2003年7月27日 · After weeks of steady, soaking June rains, Falls Creek is swollen and brown, doing its best impersonation of a Colorado mountain stream as it rushes down Barclay Mountain.
Little Schrader Creek Map - Stream - Bradford County, Pennsylvania…
Explore unique streams from around the globe. Little Schrader Creek is a stream in Bradford County, Pennsylvania. Mapcarta, the open map.
History of Bradford County PA, 1770-1878 by David Craft
1999年2月21日 · The discovery of coal in the county is said to have been accidentally made by Abner Carr while hunting on the Barclay or Towanda mountain in the year 1812, the bed being exposed in a stream where the first mine was afterwards opened.
The Irish at Barclay - RootsWeb
There were five sections to the settlement, the largest was Barclay. The others, all close together, were Fall Creek, Graydon, Dublin and Foot of the Plane. Carbon Run, a little further away across the mountain, on the line between Barclay and LeRoy, also had several hundred inhabitants.