Guide to the Historical Markers of Tioga County Pennsylvania

Guide to The

Historical Markers

of Tioga County

Pennsylvania

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GUIDE TO THE

HISTORICAL MARKERS

OF TIOGA COUNTY

PENNSYLVANIA

Chester P. Bailey

413 VaUey Road

Mansfield, PA 16933-9757

Published by:

Tioga Lake and Canyon Country

Association

Mansfield, PA 16933

GUIDE TO THE

HISTORICAL MARKERS

OF TIOGA COUNTY

PENNSYLVANIA

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction

1. Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission

2. Wellsboro Chapter

Daughters of the American Revolution

3. U.S. Corps of Engineers

4. U.S. Dept. of the Interior National Park Service

5. Pennsylvania Dept. of Transportation

6. Townships and Boroughs

7. Libraries

Acknowledgments

The historical markers of Pennsylvania are drawn from Guide
to the State Historical Markers of Pennsylvania (1991) by
George R. Beyer and Harold L. Myers, publisher and copy-
righted by the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commis-
sion, and used with their permission.

Tioga County Historical Society for list of DAR Markers.

Copyright - 1994

Chester P. Bailey

Mansfield, Pennsylvania

INTRODUCTION

The Williamson Road Builders cut a road through the wilder-
ness of northern Pennsylvania two hundred and two years ago,
1792-1797. They opened the land from Lycoming Creek near
Williamsport to Painted Post, N. Y. The movement over that road,
today's US 15, opened Tioga County to development. On March
26, 1994 Tioga County celebrated its one hundred and ninetieth
anniversary.

The Pennsylvania Historical Commission, which has the re-
sponsibility of marking historical places within the Common-
wealth has placed markers in Tioga County. Noting its coal
discovery, railroads, Williamson Road, electrification, and other
historicad facts. The Wellsboro Chapter of the National Society of
Daughters of the American Revolution in keeping with its mis-
sion to mark historical spots, buildings, trails, etc., has also placed
a number of markers throughout the County. Historical markers
are also placed by municipalities, veterans and citizen groups.

During the Bicentennial of the United States, 1976, all munici-
palities were encouraged to mark the event with markers. This
was done in several of the towns.

It is hoped that this Guide to Historical Markers of Tioga
County will make you aware of the heritage of Tioga County and
help you locate the markers. You can help preserve the markers
by reporting any damage or removal of them to local officials.
There are several missing. The DAR marker at Tioga near the site
of the Old Tavern which marked the place where Tioga County
was born and one placed in Lawrenceville marked the site of the
first settler were not found. There may be others on private land
or hidden from view. We hope that you let someone know if these
are found.

1. STATE HISTORICAL MARKERS

WILLIAMSON ROAD

At Liberty was located a storage depot known as the Block House. It was

built of logs about 20x40 feet in size. Supplies were kept there and bread

baked for the road builders, 1792-96,

On old US 15 and Williamson Road in Liberty.

WILLIAM R. WILSON

First Secretary of Labor in 1913-21, Congressman, and labor leader, spent

the greater part of his life here. He was born in Scodand, 1862, worked in

the Arnot mines, rising to prominence as a labor statesman. His home is

opposite. Died in 1934.

On US 15 south of Blossburg.

WILLIAMSON ROAD

Here the road builders late in 1792 ended work. After facing starvation,

they were rescued by canoes and supplies from Painted Post. Canoe Camp

derived its name from the incident.

On Business US 15 south of Mansfield, at Canoe Camp.

CORNING & BLOSSBURG RAILROAD

One of the early railroads in the northeast was completed in 1840 from

Corning N.Y. to Blossburg. It was built by the Tioga Navigation Company

to connect the Chemung Canal, and Erie Railroad, with the local coal

fields.

On South Main Street, Business US 15, Mansfield.

RURAL ELECTRIFICATION

In 1936 seventy- five percent of Pennsylvania farms had no electric service.
During the next five years, with Federal support, 14 consumer-owned
cooperatives were formed in the state. Tri-County Rural Electric Coopera-
tive, serving much of north-central Pennsylvania from Mansfield, was
incorporated October 24, 1936.
On North Main Street, Business US 15, Mansfield.

WILLIAMSON ROAD

Built in 1792-96 by land agent Charles Williamson to open the Genesee

landsinN.Y. FromTroutRunitcutthrough the wilderness to Lawrenceville

by the same general route as the present highway.

On US 15 south of Lawrenceville.

PENNSYLVANIA

Founded 1681 byWilliamPenn as a Quaker Commonwealth. Birthplace of
the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution of the United States
On US 15 at Lawrenceville, south of the state line.

TIOGA COUNTY

Formed March 26, 1804 from Lycoming County. The name, derived from

an Indian word meaning "the forks of a stream," honors the Tioga River.

Wellsboro, the county seat, was laid out in 1806: incorporated 1830. On

Pine Creek is Pennsylvania's Grand Canyon.

On Courthouse Square, PA 287 & 660. Main Street, Wellsboro.

WILLIAM A. STONE

Governor of Pennsylvania 1899-1903, Congressman in 1891-1899; was

born two and a half miles SW of here April 18, 1846. Graduate of Mansfield

Normal. Began Law practice in Wellsboro, 1870. Moved to Pittsburgh,

1877. Died March 1,1920.

On Courthouse Square, Main Street, PA. 287 & 660, Wellsboro. A second

marker with the same wording (except that "SE" replaces "SW" in the text)

is located on PA. 362, 3.5 miles SW of Wellsboro.

NESSMUK

Nessmuk was the pen name of pioneer conservationist and woodsman

George Washington Sears (1821-1890), a resident of Wellsboro. Noted

chiefly as the author of the first book on woodcraft. Sears was also a poet,

adventurer, canoeist and outdoor writer.

On Main Street, PA 660, Wellsboro.

NESSMUK

The pen name of poet, woodsman, outdoor writer and pioneer conserva-
tionist George Washington Sears (1821 -1890), a resident of Wellsboro, PA.
From near this spot he wrote the first prose and verse descriptions of the
Pine Creek Gorge.
At the end of PA. 660, Leonard Harrison State Park.

PINE CREEK PATH

A Seneca trail from the Genesee to the Susquehanna atjersey Shore, forked

one mile south of here. One branch ran through the gorge of Pine Creek;

the other crossed the hills, following Darling Run and Babb Creek back to

Pine Creek at Blackwell.

On US 6 at Ansonia.

BLOSSBURG COAL

From 1840-1890, "Bloss" coal from the mines of the nearby region was

widely known and used as smithing and steam coal. Tioga in those years

was a leading county in bituminous coal production in the U.S.

On PA. 287, 3.5 miles north of Morris.

2. DAR MEMORIAL MARKERS

Bears the DAR emblem and date placed.

LIBERTY - Block House

This tablet marks the site of the Block House built in 1792. Located in

Liberty on stone wall.

On old US 15 and PA 414.

BLOSSBURG - Discovery of coal

This tablet commemorates the discovery of coal in Tioga County in 1792.

On stone near bridge, S. Main Street, Blossburg.

CANOE CAMP - Road Builders

This tablet marks the camp of the pioneers constructing the Williamson

Road, Weather conditions delaying the construction. Canoes were built

and used from this camp to Apple Island, 1792-1793.

On stone at Canoe Camp, US 15 Business and Spencer Rd.

MILLERTON - Mill Stones

From the mill operated by Garrett Miller, Revolutionary patriot. 1792.

On PA 328 near the United Methodist Church.

ELKLAND - Memorial plaque

Timothy Coats, Revolutionary Soldier and Pioneer of Cowanesque Valley,

born 1750 died after 1805.

On PA 49, in the Library, his former home.

ACADEMY CORNERS - First Settlement

1785 - site of the First Settlement in Tioga County, Pennsylvania by James

Strawb ridge.

On PA 49 between Osceola and Knoxville.

DAGGETT - Memorial plaque

This tablet placed in memory of Reuben Daggett, 1755- 1835. Revolution-
ary War Soldier buried nearby in Old Daggett Cemetery.
On PA 549, stands near corner of Eighmey Road north end of Daggett.

3. U.S. CORPS OF ENGINEERS

TIOGA - HAMMOND LAKES

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Baltimore District, James A. Johnson, Major

General, U.S. Army Division Engineer 1974-1979 and other names. Stone

with plaque.

On the overlook between Tioga and Hammond Lakes connecting channel,

Tioga.

COWANESQUE LAKE

U.S. Corps of Engineers Baltimore District, Bennett L Lewis, Major Gen-
eral U.S. Army Division. Engineer, 1976-1980, and other names. Stone
with Plaque.
On Bliss Road, Lawrenceville to Nelson, back road.

4. NATIONAL PARK SERVICE

LEONARD HARRISON STATE PARK

Pine Creek Gorge has been designated a registered Land Mark under the

provisions of the Historic Act of August 21, 1935. This site possesses

exceptional value in illustrating the natural history of the United States.

U.S. Dept. of the Interior, National Park Service, 1968.

Monument with plaque inside entrance, on PA 660.

5. PENNSYLVANIA DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION

HIGHWAY MEMORL\L PLAQUE

Harold G. Strait Memorial Highway. In memory of Harold G. Strait (1898-
1983) of Mansfield who cherished the dream of a better highway. Dedi-
cated June 26, 1987.
On US 15 near the US 6 exit, Mansfield.

6. TOWN HISTORICAL MARKERS

BLOSSBURG

Town Marker - Blossburg named for Aaron Bloss, first settler founded 1802.

On Main Street, at the Boro Building.

Veterans - Dedicated to Veterans of all wars from Blossburg. Monument with

statue and flag.

On Main Street in Business area.

Island Park

In memory of John D.Davies. Stone with plaque at entrance to park-
On S. Williamson Rd. west of river.

Bust of President Wilson

To President Woodrow Wilson - 1936. Erected in gratitude for strong sympa-
thetic support of Polands Freedom by members of St. Mary's Congregation
Blossburg under the supervision of Reverend Father Suchos.
On drive within Island Park. ^

William B. Wilson

HomesteadofVN^lliamB. Wilson, first Secretary of Labor, 1913-1921. Member

ofHouse of Representatives 1906-1912. Erected byWilliam B.Wilson Post No.

572, The American Legion, 1976. Stone with plaque in front of the American

Legion Post No. 572.

On South Williamson Road.

Library - Memorial Plaque

This building made possible by the generosity of Robert M. and Marion M.
Jones and dedicated to the employees of the Jones and Braque Mining Com-
pany and the people of the area who made this Library possible. Labor Day
1976. The American Bicentennial Year.
On fi-ont of building. N. Main Street.

Library Sign - Memorial

In memory of Harold Morley. Donated by the Morley family. Plaque on brick

flower stand with Blossburg Memorial Library sign.

On N. Main Street.

1976 Memorial

Bicentennial - Tricentennial. The residents of Blossburg area in 1976 be-
queath to the residents of the area in the year 2076 the mementos buried
behind this monument as typical of life in this year of our Lord 1976. Plaque
on granite bolder.
On N. Main Street, North of Library.

Town Marker

Peters Camp - Now Blossburg. Coal discovered 1792 by Patterson Brothers -

noted Indian Scouts. With mill stone.

On N. Main Street near river bridge.

COVINGTON

Tovm Marker

Named for City in Kentucky, founded 1801.

On US 15 north of town.

Veterans

In honor of the youth of Covington and Putnam Township who served in
World War II. Presented by Citizens of the Communities. Stone monu-
ment.
On Williamson Road and State Street, US 15.

Roadside Spring

Improvements to this spring made by memorial gifts from friends and

neighbors of Ben R. Zimmer, 1912-1985. Fifth generation descendant of

original settlers of this area in 1850. Granite marker.

On State route 2018 - Covington to Cherry Flats Rd.

MANSFIELD

Orphan School

In memory of Professor F. A. Allen. Erected by pupils of the Mansfield

Soldiers Orphan School. His words of wisdom and tender admonition

have proved a guide and inspiration. This tablet marks the site of the

school 1867-1889.

On the corner of W. Wellsboro and N. Main Streets.

Memorial Park

Various flowering trees honoring Neva Duel, Arlene Decker Duel, placed

by the Garden Club, Utopian, BPW. An 1800 watering trough in memory

of George Barden, planting by Tioga Chapter American Cancer Society,

marker by the Kiwanis club. Benches by the Borough Council.

On corner W. Wellsboro and Sassafras Streets.

Alfred Jones Firemen's Memorial

FireAlarm Bell -1880. Honors all deceased firemen -names listed. In front

of the Mansfield Borough Building.

On E. Wellsboro Street. US 6.

World War I Veterans

Veterans of WWI from Mansfield, Richmond, Sullivan and Rutland are

listed on the wall of the Allen Block.

Corner N. Main and E. Wellsboro Street. On US 6.

Monument to Veterans

Monument with flag at the Mansfield Public Library. Honors Veterans of

all wars.

On N. Main Street corner of Elmira Street - Business US 15.

Smythe Park

First Football game under lights. Mansfield Normal School established the

following records Smythe Park, Mansfield, PA. First Spring practice 1891,

first Football game under lights, Mansfield Normal vs.Wyoming Seminary,

September 29, 1892. Drop Kick of 55 yards, Orson W. Wilcox, October 16.

1915. Dedicated in the Bicentennial year 1976. Plaque on stone marks site

of first ever night game.

On S. Main Street, opposite entrance. Business US 15. A duplicate plaque

is at the field House , MU Football Field.

Mansfield University

Veterans monument

1917 the World War 1918. These trees and this tablet were placed here by

the Mansfield State Normal School in honor of her five hundred young

men and women, who, in the spirit of sacrifice and devotion, gave their

service to their country. In Memoriam - eight names are listed.

Alumni Bell

From Alumni Hall - 1895. M.C. Shane Bell Foundry, Baltimore, 1886.

Delphic Fraternity

White Marble Bench, 1898.

These memorials are located on front campus in front of North Hall and
north of Memorial Hall. On E. Wellsboro Street, US 6 & Academy St.

WELLSBORO

Town Marker - Wellsboro named for Mary Wells, wife of Benj. Morris,

Landowner, Founded 1800.

On PA 287 south of the borough also one on US 6 north of borough.

Nessmuk

George Washington Sears grave in Wellsboro cemetery. Memorial monu-
ment sculpured by George T. Brewster.

On the Green.

Wynken, Blymken and Nod. Presented to Wellsboro in 1938 by Fred W.

Bailey in memory of Elizabeth Bailey. Sculptress, Mabel Landrum Tony.

A Bust of John Magee

Projector of the Corning - Cowanesque and Antrim Railroad. Founder of

the Fall Brook Coal Company. A tribute of his friends.

World War I

White Marble statue of sailor. Amemorialto veterans of All Wars, erected

by American Legion Post #84, 1982.

Van Volkenburg

Stone with plaque to Edwrin A. VanVolkenburg, 1869-1932. Humanitarian,

Eminent in Civic Service, Editor and Publisher.

Civil War Monument

In memory of Soldiers and Sailors of Tioga County who died so that the

Nation Might live. 1861-1865.

TIOGA

Town Marker - named after the Tioga River. Indian word meaning. Our

Gateway, Founded in 1792.

On PA 287, in front of the Post Office.

Veterans

This memorial is erected in Loving Memory of our members of the Armed
Forces living and dead, who gave themselves to the Land of the Free and
the Home of the Brave 1947. Also tablets to World War II and Vietnam.
On Main Street.

LAWRENCEVILLE

Town Marker - Lawrenceville named for Commadore James L. Lawrence,
U. S. Navy. Founded 1787. On US 15 in ft-ont of the Post Office. Second
Town Marker is on corner of Mechanic and Franklin Streets. Marks site of
Neighborhood Park.

Road Side Park

Plaque with flag - In loving Memory of Florence and Gordon Chilson, 1993.

OnPA49andUS15.

DAGGETTT

Town Marker - Daggett named for Seth Daggett, Pioneer settler, Founded

1827. This marker is mounted in the cement retaining wall at the Fire

Station.

On PA 549.

SHORTSVILLE

Town Marker - Shortsville named for Short Family of Pioneers, Founded

1840.

On PA 249, two signs east and west of town.

KNOXVILLE

Site of Quaker Burial Ground - ea. 1817 - 1822. Granite stone monument.

On PA 49, east of Knoxville.

Veterans Memorial

Service Honor Roll - Names of Veterans listed by years, 1917-1918, 1919-

1946, 1947-1955, 1956-1991. On PA 49.

ELKLAND

Veterans Memorial

Dedicated to Veteransof AllWars- Namesof veterans. Also smaller stones

to veterans of Vietnam and Korea.

Firemen's Bell Monimient

In memory of deceased Firemen.

Both monuments are located in front of Borough Building. On Parkhurst
Street.

COWANESQUE

Town Marker - Cowanesque named for Indian Chief, Founded 1858. At the

west edge of town.

On PA 49

WESTFIELD

Town Marker - Westfield so named being the westem limits of Cowanesque

Valley -Founded 1916.

On PA 49 east of town.

Riverside Park Veterans monument 1776-1976 with bell, flowers and flag.
Bicentennial Tribute in Honor of All Veterans.
On PA 49.

Veterans

Westfield Community Honor Roll. Names veterans in service during WWI,
WWII, Korean, Vietnam and other conflicts. In front of Municipal build-
ing.
On PA 49.

HOLLIDAY

Veterans - Dedicated in Memory of the Sons and Daughters of this area

who served in the Military Forces of their Country. A polished Granite

monument contains the names of veterans from the Revolutionary War to

Desert Storm. Also the ensignia of the Armed Services. Various period

Flags surround the monument.

On PA 287 - near Holliday Baptist Church.

LIBERTY

Veterans - Liberty Honor Roll Veterans of Liberty Borough, Jackson Twp.

Liberty Township.

On Old US 1 5 next to Bank Bldg. ^

Liberty Memorial fire Hall - with plaque and bell. In memory of deceased
members of the Liberty Vol. Fire Co., Inc. Built in 1973 - dedicated 1976.
1973 officers and members listed.
In front of Fire Hall.

7. LIBRARIES.

You will find interesting plaques and historic artifacts in the follow-
ing Tioga County Libraries.

Blossburg, 259 Main Street, Phone 717-638-2197

Elkland, 711 E. Main Street. Phone 814-258-7576

Knoxville, Main Street, Phone 814-326-4448

Mansfield, N. Main Street, Phone 717-662-3850

Wellsboro, Main Street, Phone 717-724-4876

Westfield, 147 Maple Street, Phone 814-367-5411

Mansfield University, Academy Street, Phone 717-662-4670

Tioga County Historical Society, 120 Main Street, Wellsboro,
Phone 717-724-6116

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