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Camp William Penn Marker
Camp William Penn Marker
African Americans, Civil War
From 1863 to 1865, this site in Cheltenham, Pennsylvania served as a training camp for United States Colored Troops. It was the first and largest federal training facility for African Americans during the Civil War. The stone marker pictured here was placed in 1943 at the corner of Willow and Sycamore Avenue in Cheltenham. It was placed by the Allied Veterans Association of Pennsylvania.
William Penn High School
William Penn High School
Cities, Towns, and Buildings
William Penn High School, Harrisburg
William Penn Highway
William Penn Highway
Topography
William Penn Highway near Birmingham., 20-15
William Penn Highway
William Penn Highway
Topography
William Penn Highway near Birmingham., 20-16
Site of William Penn Cavern
Site of William Penn Cavern
Caves
Site of William Penn Cavern, Route 22, four miles west of Huntingdon
Camp William Penn Marker (Full View)
Camp William Penn Marker (Full View)
African Americans, Civil War
From 1863 to 1865, this site in Cheltenham, Pennsylvania served as a training camp for United States Colored Troops. It was the first and largest federal training facility for African Americans during the Civil War. The stone marker pictured here was placed in 1943 at the corner of Willow and Sycamore Avenue in Cheltenham. It was placed by the Allied Veterans Association of Pennsylvania.
Juniata River and William Penn Highway
Juniata River and William Penn Highway
Rivers and Streams
Juniata River and William Penn Highway, Water Street.
Little Juniata River, original William Penn Highway
Little Juniata River, original William Penn Highway
Miscellaneous
Little Juniata River, original William Penn Highway, just above Union Furnace, Tyrone quadrangle.
Little Juniata and Old William Penn Highway
Little Juniata and Old William Penn Highway
Topography
Little Juniata and Old William Penn Highway, just south of Birmingham, Tyrone quadrangle.
Little Juniata and William Penn Highway
Little Juniata and William Penn Highway
Topography
Little Juniata and William Penn Highway at mouth of Elk Run., 20-14
Tunnel connecting quarries either side of William Penn Highway
Tunnel connecting quarries either side of William Penn Highway
Nonmetallic Mineral Resources
Tunnel connecting quarries either side of William Penn Highway. Quarry west of Annville. Date of photograph not known. George Ashley's tenure with the Survey, 1919-1946., Quarry west of Annville. Tunnel under William Penn Highway.
Basalt dike (?)
Basalt dike (?)
Igneous and Metamorphic
Basalt dike (?); William Penn Highway, above Amity Hall.
Basalt dike (?)
Basalt dike (?)
Igneous and Metamorphic
Basalt dike (?); William Penn Highway, above Amity Hall.
Close folding, Catskill strata
Close folding, Catskill strata
Structure-Folds
Close folding, Catskill strata. William Penn Highway, opposite Losh's Run Station.
Close folding, Catskill strata
Close folding, Catskill strata
Structure-Folds
Close folding, Catskill strata. William Penn Highway, opposite Losh's Run Station.
Dripstone in Hi-wa-may Cavern
Dripstone in Hi-wa-may Cavern
Caves
Dripstone in Hi-wa-may Cavern near Alexandria.
Entrance Hi-wa-may Cavern
Entrance Hi-wa-may Cavern
Caves
Entrance Hi-wa-may Cavern near Alexandria.
Faults in Martinsburg shale quarry near Bethel
Faults in Martinsburg shale quarry near Bethel
Structure-Faults
Faults in Martinsburg shale quarry near Bethel, along William Penn Highway
Looking over Huntingdon (reformatory at right)
Looking over Huntingdon (reformatory at right)
Topography
Looking over Huntingdon (reformatory at right). Stony Creek Ridge in background. From William Penn Highway above junction of road from McConnellstown., 20-34
Rock structure
Rock structure
Structure-Folds
Rock structure. Close folding, Catskill strata. William Penn Highway, opposite Losh's Run Station.