Trolley Tracks Through Time Terracache, by Zhanna. Listed June 9, 2006 As a trolley enthusiast and aspiring motorman for a local heritage line, I’ve become very interested in our country’s electric traction history. Many of these old lines are quickly becoming only a distant memory, and I’d like to capture what I can of them … Read more
Old Iron Furnaces Terracache by turtle3863 (you must be logged into the Terracaching site to view) Long Pond Ironworks dates back to 1766, when German ironmaster Peter Hasenclever acquired the land around Long Pond and several large nearby tracts, and forged ahead with big plans to create furnaces, forges, roads, dams, and a village for … Read more
A Pseudo Castle Terracache, by PaxEtBonum (you must be logged into the Terracaching site to view) This castle is the home of the “Vince the Pizza Prince” pizzeria in Clarks Summit, Pennsylvania. This pizzeria is well known in the area for light, crispy, perfectly seasoned thin crust pizzas! It’s one of my favorite places to … Read more
BENCHMARK-MONUMENT Terracache by GEO*Trailblazer! (you must be logged into the Terracaching site to view) I’m just as interested in searching for USGS (and other agencies’) benchmarks as well as those listed by NGS. They each have their own challenges. This mark is a USGS Transit Traverse station located in a beautiful wooded area in southern … Read more
Ancient Ads Terracache, by Zhanna For this cache, you will be seeking out old advertisements. Not just any old ads—they must be painted on the wall of a building. Here is an example from the town adjacent to mine (and I’m convinced if I can find these ads in Olyphant, PA, they can be found … Read more