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Walter Dick Memorial Park

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Waterplant Rd, Brookville
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Walter Dick Memorial Park

Offering a picnic area, playground, swimming, fly-fishing, walking trails, and North Fork Environmental Education Center. Off Main Street just outside the historic district.

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Businesses, History

The Foundry

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45 E main St, Reynoldsville
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The Foundry

Throughout Jefferson County, the Area Agency on Aging operates 4 Older American Social Centers that are open 5 days a week. The centers offer the senior citizens of Jefferson County a place to gather and enjoy themselves. Each of the centers offer lunch daily as well as a wide range of activities and events.

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Attractions, Businesses, Rentals

Mary’s Estate Lodging & Event Cent

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13195 Rt 536, Punxsutawney
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Mary’s Estate Lodging & Event Cent

Live like a king or queen with this HUGE house featuring Gated Front and Rear Private, Paved Entrances, Vermont Slate and Oak Hardwood Flooring, a Second Story Master Suite, Glass Enclosed Florida Room and Two Ponds with LED Lighted Fountains on 10+ acres!

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Attractions

Maxim Berry Farm

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624 Haines Ridge Rd, Reynoldsville
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Maxim Berry Farm

Maxim Berry Farm is a family-owned haven where lush berry bushes invite you to pluck ripe treasures. Wander the pathways, and gather sun-kissed berries. Maxim Berry Farm is a charming escape, where harvesting fresh berries creates cherished memories.

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Moonlite Drive In

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Rte 322 West of Brookville, Brookville
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Moonlite Drive In

The Moonlite Drive-In Theatre is an amazing place to enjoy movies while enjoying the night sky. Our environment is family-friendly and perfect for you and your loved ones to watch a movie for less than the price of one at a traditional indoor theatre. Our regular admission fee is $20.00 per vehicle, and each vehicle can accommodate a maximum of 6 people.  There are two screens to accommodate two different screenings at the same show time.  Please note that we do not allow outside food, drinks, or snacks. We kindly request that you support our concession stand, as it is critical to our survival.

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Attractions, Shopping

Open House Shop

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285 Main St, Brookville
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Open House Shop

Not your typical antique store, The Open House Shop is a unique collection of the old and the new. We specialize in authentic primitive and country home furnishings, custom-made farm tables, gifts, and more. The building may not look unusual from the outside, but inside you’ll find barn wood, rustic beams, and unique displays and decorating ideas designed to inspire.

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Attractions, Businesses, Shopping

Parker’s Indian Trading Post

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14171 Rte 36, Cooksburg
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Parker’s Indian Trading Post

Parker’s Indian Trading Post was established in the mid-1950s and is a Cook Forest tradition not to be missed. Located on Route 36 just south of the Clarion River in Cook Forest State Park, we invite you to stop in and browse through our Native American gift, souvenir, and rock shop!
How does gem panning work? Purchase a bag of mining rough, take it to our running water trough, then add the mix slowly to the screened wooden box – shake and separate the dirt from the gems, fossils, and/or arrowheads. Mining rough comes in a variety of bag sizes and prices starting at $6. Mining rough is available offseason even when the trough is closed so you can take it home or give it as a gift. Gem panning is closed during the Winter season.

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Phils’ Burrow

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300 E Mahoning St, Punxsutawney
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Phils’ Burrow

Punxsutawney Phil lives in a climate-controlled environment, within the Punxsutawney Memorial Library. Phil can be viewed at any time, through an outside viewing window. He shares his home with his wife, Phyllis. Their home has a painted mural background with man made rock structures to help create their own burrows. Phil and Phyllis are fed and tended to daily by the Inner Circle. During library hours, you are welcome to go inside the library and view Phil and Phyllis through a viewing window that is in the children’s book and reading section.

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