Brookville Community Theater is a registered non-profit in the historical Columbia Theater located in the heart of Brookville’s historic district.
Stello Foods, Inc. began in 1990 as a college project centered on Grandma Rosie’s Sweet Pepper Spread. From a small family operation in a basement, it grew into a successful Business manufacturing not only their own recipes but also products for others. The company’s journey reflects dedication, expansion, and a commitment to quality.
This is a family-oriented horseback riding stable that offers guided tours in the Cook Forest State Park12. You can enjoy the scenic views of the old growth trees and the wildlife as you ride on well-trained horses. The stable has been operating for over 20 years and has a friendly staff and a cozy atmosphere. The prices are affordable and the rides are suitable for all skill levels.
Fernwood Farmstead is striving to focus on local, farm-to-fork comfort food with a twist. They also have a disk golf course on the property.
Homegrown, grass-fed, and free range are the backbone of Heritage Homestead farm. Grass-fed beef, pastured pork, and free-range chickens are available for purchase.
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Quiet Creek Herb Farm & School of Country Living is a non-profit that introduces people to conservation, ecological thinking, and healthy sustainable living. We have lush gardens of organic veggies, herbs, and flowers, and 30 acres of nature trails. We feature our own herbal teas, soaps, salves, and mushrooms, as well as whole foods, local art, and essential oils. We offer classes and seminars for all ages and levels, and provide education-based experiences to schools, churches, organizations, and groups.
Surrounded by beautifully landscaped gardens, this stately Victorian Queen-Anne style mansion offers the perfect setting for a romantic getaway, Business trip, relaxing reprieve or social event. The home was built in 1889 in the heart of Brockway, a charming town in Western Pennsylvania, as a private residence for lumber baron R.L. Buzard.
Redferd Segers House, also known as the Kenneth Hoffman House, is a historic home located at Crenshaw in Snyder Township, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania.
Embark on a guided tour of Slyhoff’s Grave, a mysterious site within Hide-A-Way’s property, where the legend of Richard unfolds. Shortly after his death, rumors painted Richard as a drunken and evil figure. Fearing the devil on Judgment Day, he requested an unconventional burial beneath a massive rock near his home, a wish fulfilled with a marked headstone. Years later, returning visitors were met with an eerie revelation as the rock had mysteriously shifted away, exposing Richard’s grave. To explore this enigmatic history, all visitors must sign in at the Hide-A-Way office, and a nominal fee of $2.00/person is charged for non-Hide-A-Way guests to support maintenance. Plan your tour by calling ahead and immerse yourself in the intriguing and supernatural narrative surrounding Slyhoff’s Grave.
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Visit the Punxsutawney Weather Discovery Center to learn about the science and folklore of weather. The interactive exhibits provide hands-on learning opportunities for all ages to explore. The center is located in the former post office building, which has beautiful architectural details and a treasured past. It’s also home to the Meteorologist Hall of Fame. Operating hours are 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM, and days vary by season.
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