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Grandview Cemetery

The historic site covering 235 acres (95 hectares) - is considered to be one of the largest cemeteries in the state. Founded in 1885, the cemetery is located in Johnstown, a scenic town nestled amid mountains and valleys. It is believed that the tragic events of the Johnstown floods claimed 2,209 lives, most of the victims were buried in the Grandview Cemetery. The burial grounds also served as the resting place for many war heroes. Visit the historic cemetery and keep a lookout for intriguing stones, statues, and mausoleums. Spend a peaceful day, relaxing on one of the benches.

Johnstown Inclined Plane

The esteemed Johnstown Inclined Plane is a noted funicular in Johnstown, Cambria County, in Pennsylvania. It acts as a great connecting link between downtown and Westmont Borough. The construction was completed in 1891, creating an inclined railroad giving people an amazing panoramic view. It is a massive 897.5-foot (273.3-meter) funicular and has gained tremendous significance over the years. The hillside region along the funicular is apt for biking and hiking.

Johnstown Flood Museum

Johnstown Flood Museum depicts the time and aftermath of the great flood of Johnstown, which occurred in 1889 and almost destroyed the entire city. The museum has a variety of collectibles and records that showcases the city before the flood, the course of water during the flood, and aftermath development. Patrons can also see the items used during rescue operations. They also display the two-storied restored Oklahoma House, which was used as a rescue house during the flood. The museum also has various cartoons and documentaries related to the flood for the benefit of the crowd. The flood museum is housed in the Cambra Public Library Building.

Heritage Discovery Center

Set in a former brewery that shuttered during the Prohibition, Heritage Discovery Center is a museum that tells the story of the immigrants who moved to the Allegheny Mountains. Spread across many floors, each section is unique and interactive. America: Through Immigrant Eyes on the first floor is a thought-provoking permanent exhibit. Trace the lives of immigrants who will take you through their life from 1880 through 1914. Explore the sights, smells, and sounds of a bygone era. Showcasing yet another interesting snippet, the Iron & Steel Gallery gives an insight into the prominent industry of that time and how it impacted the immigrants' lives as well as played a crucial role in shaping the local economy.

Wagner–Ritter House & Garden

For more than three generations, the Wagner–Ritter House accommodated George and Franziska Wagner's family until it was donated to the Heritage Association of Johnstown, after which it was converted into a house museum. The house is anything, but extravagant, allowing visitors to experience the hardships that immigrants had to go through to survive during the early periods of the 19th-century. The displays in each room have different stories to tell. The exhibits highlight domestic life by focusing on housework, gardening, 19th-century childhood, etc. The house-museum has been recreated based on historic shreds of evidence.

Punxsutawney Weather Discovery Center

Overlooking North Findley Street, Punxsutawney Weather Discovery Center is an interesting place to visit for science lovers in the area. This interesting museum takes you through various topics like weather, technology, water cycle and a lot more. In addition to interesting exhibits, it also features a Hall of Fame, a classroom and a theater. They often host various programs and classes that are ideal for adults and children of all ages. They also help host field trips for educational institutions in the area.

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