Troy Sale Barn Restoration Project

The Troy Historical Society is currently renovating the Livestock Sale Pavilion, which opened in 1922. It was the site of livestock sales related to Bradford County's strong agricultural history. The plans for the Sale Barn include a Community Center for the Arts. A fundraising project is still underway. You can read more about the Troy Sale Barn Project here.

Oneida Chief Wetonah

The history of Chief Wetonah, who is immortalized at Mt. Pisgah County Park.

Westward, ho!

Looking west toward Troy. You can see the Wind Farm on top of Armenia Mountain.

I am not sure which direction this view is facing. It is from the last lookout before you get to the top of the mountain.

Mt. Pisgah County Park Scenic Views

A look at some of the valleys as seen from the top of Mt. Pisgah, elevation 2,260 feet, prominence 1000 feet. This is looking towards Athens, East Smithfield and Towanda. You can see where the river flows.

According to Wikipedia: During the late 19th century, this mountain was a favorite summer resot from those in eastern cities, even as far away as Chicago. Visitors were able to stay at a mountaintip hotel, which featured a 100-foot observation tower. The views could reach as far as Susquehanna County on a clear day.

Chief Wetonah = 500th Post!

Chief Wetonah's statue sits at the top of Mt. Pisgah County Park in Bradford County, PA, outside the town of Troy. Local legend says the Chief Wetonah often visited the top of Mt. Pisgah to pray to the Indian gods. The Spirit of Chief Wetonah was said to be buried on top of Mt. Pisgah, although his body was later moved to an Indian burial ground in Kinzua, New York. The statue of Chief Wetonah was dedicated in October, 2013. You can read more about the story at The Daily Review.

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