Adams Gap--Juniata Township, west of Muleshoe.

Adams Run--In Adams Gap. Empties into Blair's Gap Run.

Ake's Hill--A long hill west of Williamsburg.

Aketown--Original name of Williamsburg.

Allegheny Forge--Established in what is now Juniata Township, 1830. Locally known as Valley Forge.

Allegheny Furnace--In Sixth Ward, Altoona. Operated 1936-1884 by Elias Baker and his heirs.

Allegheny Mountains--Form western boundary of Blair County.

Allegheny Portage Railroad--Built by the State in 1834 to carry canal boat traffic across the mountain, which was done by means of inclined planes. It extended from Hollidaysburg to Johnstown by way of Blair's Gap. Abandoned in 1854.

Allegheny Reservoir--Part of Altoona's water supply, on Mill Run.

Allegheny Township--Came from Huntingdon County, 1846.

Allegrippus--Former station on PRR, ten miles west of Altoona. Named for the Allequippas, an Iroquis Indian chief.

Alta Manor--Settlement on west side of Juniata Gap road, near Wehnwood.

Altoona--Only city in Blair County. Founded 1849 by the PRR Co. Name derived from Cherokee Indian word Allatoona. Largest railroad shops in the world located here. Incorporated as a city 1868.

Altoona Speedway--A former automobile racing bowl at Tipton, then converted into an airfield.

Alto Reste--A cemetery along Plank Road.

Amelia's Run--Greenfield Township. Empties into South Poplar Run.

Amelia's Spring--Greenfield Township, near Sarah Furnace.

Antes Forge (old spelling of Antis)--Operated near Tipton, 1828-1855.

Antestown--Former post office at Bell's Mills, now Bellwood.

Ant Hills--Along trolley line between Lakemont and Hollidaysburg.

Antis--Settlement at mouth of Riggle's Gap, Antis Township.

Antis Township--Came from Huntingdon County in 1846.

Arch Spring--Tyrone Township, at Arch Spring Village. Famous natural curiosity. Stream from larger spring passes through natural arch.

Arch Spring--Old Village and former post office in Sinking Valley.

Arch Spring Run--Tyrone Township--Empties into Little Juniata.

Asbury Church--Logan Township, between Homer's and Riggle's Gap. Founded 1840.

Assunepachla--Delaware Indian village in 1731 at mouth of Oldtown Run in Frankstown Township. A few years later it was renamed Frankstown, for Frank Stevens, who had a trading post there.

Athletic Park--In East Tyrone.

Avalon Road--Connects Dry Gap or Buckhorn road with Juniata Gap road at foot of Allegheny Mountains in Logan Township.

Baker Mansion--Home of Baker family, ironmasters, at Allegheny Furnace; built 1846. Now the home and museum of the Blair County Historical Society.

Baker's Mines--In Kittanning Gap, at Delaney.

Bald Eagle--Former station on Bald Eagle Valley Railroad, Snyder Township. Post office there called Olivia.

Bald Eagle Creek, Little--Snyder Township. Empties into Little Juniata at Tyrone.

Bald Eagle Furnace--Built at Bald Eagle in 1824. Closed in 1865.

Bald Eagle Mountain--Forms southeastern boundary of Snyder Township.

Bald Hill--On Route 22, between Hollidaysburg and Frankstown.

Bald Knob--A high knob of Tussey Mountain above Snair's Hollow, Woodbury Township.

Baltzell's Extension--In tenth ward, Altoona.

Barbara--Village and former post office in Huston Township. (Same as Clappertown)

Barney's Hill--Near McKee.

Barren's, The--Huston Township, south of Oreminea.

Beamer Run--Snyder Township. Empties into Little Bald Eagle Creek. (Same as Hungryman's)

Bear Pen Point--Mountain along Tipton Run.

Bear Wallow--A deep hollow on eastern slope of Canoe Mountain.

Beaver Dam Branch--See Juniata River.

Beaver Dam Creek--Greenfield Township. Empties into Frankstown Branch.

Beaver Dam Run--Old name for Sandy Run, Antis Township.

Beaver Dams--A deserted valley in Catharine Township, drained by Canoe Creek.

Beavertown--Village in Huston Township. (Same as Drab)

Bechtel's Hollow--A deep hollow on the western slope of Tussey Mountain, Woodbury Township.

Bechtel's Knob--A high knob on one side of Bechtel's Hollow.

Becker's Lane--Juniata Gap near Ivyside Park. Extends into Beverly Hills.

Beech Grove--Vicinty of school of that name, Antis Township.

Bellemead--Settlement between Greenwood and Bellwood.

Belleview--Original site of Juniata.

Bell's Gap--Extends from Bellwood to top of Alleghenies, Antis Township.

Bell's Gap Run--Antis Township, formerly Laurel Run. Empties into Little Juniata.

Bell's Mills--Original name of Bellwood.

Bellwood--Antis Township, Incorporated as borough in 1886.

Bellwood Intersection--Point in Antis Township where road from Bellwood meets Route 220.

Bellwood Reservoir--A Pennsylvania Railroad reservoir on Bell's Gap Run, now greatly enlarged.

Bellwood Sportsmen's Park--Near Bellwood, on Bell's Gap Run.

Bennington--Former railroad station and post office, Allegheny Township.

Bennington Furnace--First called Henrietta, operated at Bennington, 1845-1884.

Berwind White--Village and location of shops for repair of coal cars, Frankstown Township.

Beryl--Former railroad station and post office, Allegheny Township.

Beverly Hills--Suburb of Altoona, north of Eleventh Ward.

Big Fill Run--Snyder Township. Empties into Little Bald Eagle Creek.

Big Ridge--A high ridge forming watershed between Clover Creek and Piney Creek.

Big Spring--A large limestone spring in Williamsburg, the water used in the manufacture of paper.

Big Spring--A large spring near East Altoona trolley station, the flow now great diminished.

Birmingham Station--Former station on Pennsylvania Railroad, Tyrone Township. the town is in Huntingdon County.

Black Oak Ridge--In Frankstown Township, eastern side of Oldtown Run.

Black's Gap--Now Kettle Gap in Brush Mountain.

Blair County--Founded 1846. Named in honor of John Blair of Blair's Gap.

Blair County Airport--East of Martinsburg.

Blair Four--A former Pennsylvania Railroad station and post office, Catharine Township.

Blair Furnace--Former post office near East Altoona. Iron furnace operated there 1846-1870.

Blair Graves--Presbyterian Cemetery, Hollidaysburg.

Blair Homestead--Built 1785 in Blair's Gap.

Blair, John, Marker in Memory of--At Hollidaysburg Courthouse.

Blairmont--Country club, north of Hollidaysburg, in Frankstown Township.

Blair's Gap--Allegheny and Juniata Townships, from Duncansville to top of Alleghenies.

Blair's Gap Reservoir--Pennsylvania Railroad reservoir near head of Blair's Gap.

Blair's Gap Run--Juniata and Allegheny Townships. Empties into Beaver Dam Branch.

Blair Six--Railroad siding near Blair Four.

Blair Township--Came from Huntingdon County in 1846.

Bland Park--Near Tipton, now called DelGrosso's.

Bloomfield Mines--Vicinity of Ore Hill, Taylor Township.

Blooming Grove--Original name of East Sharpsburg.

Blue Hole--Submerged quarry on Clover Creek, used as a swimming hole.

Blue Knob--Former post office-Juniata Township. Same as Butlersville.

Blue Knob Run--Juniata and Freedom Townships. Empties into Poplar Run.

Blue Spring--Along road which crosses Lock Mountain to Royer, Frankstown Township.

Boat Yard--Canal basin in East Williamsburg where boats were built and repaired.

Bob's Creek--Greenfield Township. Empties into Dunning's Creek.

Boiling Spring Run--Greenfield Township. Empties into Beaver Dam Creek.

Bossler--Former station on Pennsylvania Railroad, North Woodbury Township.

Bottenfield's Hollow--Tussey Mountain, Woodbury Township.

Boyce's Spring--On Cabbagetown Road, Logan Township.

Brewery Hill--In Tyrone.

Brigandville--Suburb of Williamsburg.

Broad Avenue Extension--Extension of Broad Avenue, Altoona to Eldorado.

Brook's Mills--Village and former railroad station, Blair Township.

Brown's Ice Dam--Near North Hollidaysburg.

Brubaker Park--In Juniata.

Brush Creek--Logan and Frankstown Townships. Empties into Beaver Dam Branch. Same as Roaring Run.

Brushmeade--on trolley line near Hollidaysburg.

Brush Mountain--Extends from Hollidaysburg to Tyrone. A prong extends from Kettle Gap to Union Furnace, locally called Scotch Mountain.

Brush Run--Logan, Allegheny and Frankstown Townships. Empties into Beaver Dam branch.

Buckhorn--Village at top of Alleghenies, west of Altoona, partly in Logan Township.

Buena Vista--Formerly a trolley station, Antis Township.

Bull's Creek--Same as South Poplar Run.

Bull's Creek Falls--On Bull's Creek about five miles west of Claysburg.

Bum's Woods--Former camping place for hobos, west of Altoona, along main line of Pennsylvania Railroad.

Bundletown--Ghost town northern end of Canoe Mountain.

Burgoon's Run--Logan Township, empties into Beaver Dam branch.

Burket Station--Former railroad station at present South Altoona.

Burn's Crossing--Former dangerous railroad crossing near Canan Station. Now replaced by underpass.

Bushman--Former post office south end of Sinking Valley. (Same as Elberta)

Butcher Knife Point--Point of Alleghenies on road to Wopsononock.

Butlersville--Same as Blue Knob post office.

Cabbage Creek--Taylor Township. Empties into Halter Creek.

Cabbagetown--Small settlement near Eldorado.

Cabbagetown Road--Old road, Allegheny Furnace to Eldorado.

Calcite--Former railroad siding, Clover Creek branch Pennsylvania Railroad.

Caldwell's Extension--Old division of Altoona, now in Third Ward.

California Hollow--Snyder Township, near Dix.

Calvert Hills--Part of Third Ward, Altoona.

Calvertville--Old division of Altoona, now in Third Ward.

Campbell's (Jacker) Place--Along Glen Hope Turnpike, top of Alleghenies.

Canan Ridge--Near Canan Station.

Canan Station--Former railroad station. Allegheny Township. Near here occurred the Battle of Frankstown in 1781. (Massacre of Bedford Scouts)

Canoe Creek--Catharine and Frankstown Townships. Empties into Frankstown branch.

Canoe Creek--Former post office. Route 22, Frankstown Township.

Canoe Furnace--Frankstown Township. Operated 1838-1848.

Canoe Mountain--Extends through central Catharine Township and forms part o fboundary between that township and Huntingdon County.

Canoe Valley--Farming district, Catharine Township, between Canoe Mountain and the river.

Carey Creek--Snyder Township. Empties into Little Bald Eagle Creek.

Carlim--Former quarry town and railroad station, Catharine Township.

Carlim Flat--Flat on Tussey Mountain opposite Carlim quarries.

Carson Run--Greenfield Township. Empties into South Poplar Run.

Carson Valley--The valley in Allegheny Township drained by Spencer Run.

Catfish--Community in Blair Township, near Kladder. Famous old inn, Catfish House, was located here.

Catfish Reservoir--Former canal feeder at Catfish, destroyed in 1882.

Catharine Township--Came from Morris Township, Huntingdon County, in 1846.

Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament--Thirteenth Street and Thirteenth Avenue, Altoona.

Cave Hollow--Western side of Lock Mountain, Woodbury Township.

Cellar Spring--On Brush Mountain, in Twelfth Street Hollow.

Central Park--Twelfth Avenue between Twelfth and Thirteenth Streets, Altoona.

Charlotteville--Village in Antis Township, near Tipton.

Cherry Gap--A gap along Tipton Run.

Chimney Rock No. 2 Furnace--In Hollidaysburg. Operated 1856-1885.

Chmney Rocks--A perpendicular ledge of rocks on wooded ridge south of Hollidaysburg. A landmark.

Clappertown--Same as Barbara.

Claysburg--Post office town in Greenfield Township. Brick plant of General Refractories located here.

Clover Creek--Woodbury, North Woodbury and Huston Townships. Empties into Frankstown Branch.

Clover Creek--Former post office in North Woodbury Township. Also called Fredericksburg.

Cloverine Terrace--Opposite Pennsylvania Railroad station, Tyrone.

 

Coal Bank Run--Antis Township. Empties into Bell's Gap Run.

Coaling, The--Near Dysart Park. A place where charcoal was burnt in the early days.

Cobles's Hill--Long hill on Clover Creek road east of Williamsburg.

Coburn--Small settlement west of Altoona along main line of Pennsylvania Railroad.

Cogan Road--In Juniata Gap.

Cold Spring Forge--Operated 1835--1880 at Grazierville.

Coleman Road--In north central Logan Township.

Coleman's Mills--Same as Logan or Gardner's.

Collier--A former station on Bell's Gap Railroad in Antis Township.

Collier Run--Antis Township. Empties into Bell's Gap Run.

Collinsville--An old village in Pleasant Valley extending from Fifteenth to Sixteenth Street. Former post office.

Columbia Park--Vicinity of Union Avenue and Twenty--ninth Street, Altoona. The Altoona Tristate League baseball team played their games here.

Cook Hollow--Snyder Township, near Vail.

Cook Run--Snyder Township. Empties into Little Bald Eagle Creek.

Cottontown--Village in Greenfield Township, near Sarah Furnace.

County Home--Along old Plank road, near Hollidaysburg.

County Line--Point where Route 22 crosses Blair--Huntingdon line.

County Run--Same as Fox Run.

County Run Hollow--Same as Fox Run Hollow.

Covedale--Village in Catharine Township, northeast of Williamsburg.

Cove Forge--Village and former post office near Covedale. Site of forge built in 1810.

Crab Run--Logan Township. Empties in Little Juniata.

Crawford's Woods--Formerly Bell Avenue and Fifth Street, Altoona.

Cricket Field--A ball park. Chestnut Avenue and Seventh Street, Altoona.

Cricket Field Park--Adjoins Cricket field.

Crissman--Railroad siding on Canoe Creek branch, Frankstown Township.

Crooked Dam--A former canal dam near Flowing Spring.

Cross Keys--Village in Allegheny Township, near Stiffler's Crossing.

Culp--Small village and former post office in Sinking Valley.

Curry--Same as Curryville.

Curryville--Post office and former railroad station in north Woodbury Township. Also called Curry.

Dark Hollow--Small hollow draining into east side of Schmucker's Hollow, Woodbury Township.

Davidsburg--Village in Antis Township, near Bellwood. Same as Hensheytown.

Davis Run--Snyder Township. Empties into Little Bald Eagle Creek.

Decker Hollow--Community in Snyder Township near East Tyrone.

Decker Run--Snyder Township. Empties into Little Bald Eagle Creek.

Delaney--Coal mining village in Kittanning Gap.

Dell Delight--A former county fairground. Now the American Legion Memorial Park, near Hollidaysburg.

Detric Run--Snyder and Antis Townships. Empties into Tipton Run.

Devil's Elbow--Former dangerous curve on Buckhord Road.

Diamond Run--Greenfield Township. Empties into Bob's Creek.

Dick Stone School House--Two miles south of Roaring Spring.

Diehl--Former--Former railroad station in north Woodbury Township.

Ditch--Village in Huston Township.

Dix--Former railroad station, Snyder Township.

Dodson's run--Freedom Township. Empties into South Dry Run.

Dogtown--Mining community near Delaney.

Donnelly's Dam--Former canal dam, below Willow Dam, near Williamsburg.

Donnertown--On McDonald's Run. Freedom Township.

Double White Oak Farm (Dell's)--Catharine Township.

Drab--Village and former post office, Huston Township. (Same as Beavertown)

Dripping Spring--Along Buckhorn Road, Logan Township.

Driving Park--Pleasant Valley Boulevard and Frankstown Road. Former horseracing track, and fairgrounds.

Dry Gap--Extends northwest of Altoona past Newburg to top of mountain.

Dry Gap Road, Old--Now abandoned. It is roughly parallel to present road and east of it.

Dry Gap Run--Logan Township. Empties into Mill Run.

Dry Run--Juniata Township. Empties into Blair's Gap Run.

Dry Run, South--Freedom Township. Empties into Frankstown branch.

Dumb Hundred--In Taylor Township. It was said no inhabitant of this village could count to a hundred.

Duncansville--Allegheny Township. Incorporated as borough, 1891. Named for Samuel Duncan.

Duncansville Airport--At west end of borough.

Dunning's Mountain--Forms eastern bounday of Greenfield, Freedom and Blair Townships.

Dutch Hill--German section of Fouth Ward, Altoona.

Dysart Park--An athletic field along trolley line near Hollidaysburg.

East Altoona--Former post office in Logan Township.

East End--Tenth Ward, Altoona

East Freedom--Village and post office, Freedom Township.

East Sharpsburg--Former post office, Taylor Township. First called Blooming Grove.

East Tyrone--Former post office and railroad station, Snyder Township.

Edgewood Park--A private park, near Highland Park.

Eighth Street Lane--A southward extension of Eighth Street, now called South Eight Street.

Eight Square Schoolhouse--Two and eight--tenths miles northeast of Royer.

Elberta--Former post office in south end of Tyrone Township.

Eldorado--Former post office, Logan Township.

Elizabeth Furnace--Operated in Antis Township, 1832--1884. Former railroad station.

Elk Gap--The point where the old raod in north Woodbury Township crossed Tussey Mountain into Huntingdon County.

Elk Run--Tyrone Township. Empties into Little Juniata near Ironville.

Elkhurst--Small community. Snyder Township, near Tyrone.

Emeigh's Run--Snyder Township. Empties into Little Bald Eagle Creek.

Erb--Former railroad station, Taylor Township.

Fair City--Section of East Juniata.

Fairgrounds, Old--West of Broad Avenue, Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth Streets, Altoona.

Fairlawn--Juniata Gap Drive and Broadway, Juniata

Fair Valley--Community in north Woodbury Township.

Fairview--Old section of Altoona, now in third and eleventh wards.

Fairview--Suburb of Williamsburg.

Fairview--Vicinity of Fairview Church of the Brethren on Clover Creek.

Fairview Park--In Eleventh Ward, Altoona.

Ferndale Park--Former small amusement park near East Altoona.

Fetter's Run--Allegheny Township. Empties into Beaver Dam branch. (Same as Gillian's)

Fickes Run--Freedom Township. Empties into Frankstown branch.

Filter Beds--Near Canan Station. Altoona's western filtration plant.

Finger Boards, The--Benches on Brush Mountain.

Fire Tower, Blue Knob--Near Pavia, Bedford County.

Fire Tower, Brush Mountain--Brush Mountain, at Kettle.

Fire Tower, Elstie--At head of Glen White Gap.

Fire Tower, Glasgow--Near Cambria County line, adjoining Antis Township.

Fire Tower, Loop--On Lytle's Knob, Tussey Mountain.

Fire Tower, Tri-County--Tussey Mountain, Route 164.

Fire Tower, Tyrone--Bald Eagle Mountain, near Tyrone.

Fisherville--Village on Clover Creek, Woodbury Township.

Fisher's Swamp--Original site of Bellwood.

Flowing Spring--An intermittent spring at former Pennsylvania Railroad station of same name, Frankstown Township.

Foot of Eight--At Mule Shoe in Blair's Gap, the foot of No. 8 plane, old Portage Railroad.

Foot of Ten--Village near Duncansville, the foot of No. 10 plane, old Portage Railroad.

Fort Fetter--Revolutionary fort near New Portage Junction. A converted barn.

Fort Fetter Place--Suburb of Hollidaysburg. Route 22.

Fostoria--Former post office and railroad station, Antis Township.

Fountain Inn--An inn used in turnpike days in Blair's Gap, near Mule Shoe.

Fox Run--Forms border line between Blair and Huntingdon Counties in Catharine Township.

Fox Run Hollow--Ravine followed by Fox Run. Massacre of Dean family occurred here in 1780.

Franklin Forge--Village at mouth of Piney Creek. A forge operated there, 1830-1861.

Frankstown (Old)--A trading post on the site of the Indian town Assunepachia.

Frankstown (Present)--Former post office on Route 22, Frankstown Township. In early days the most important town in this vicinity. A furnace there, 1836-1885.

Frankstown Block House--Revolutionary fort, near New Portage Junction.

Frankstown Branch--See Juniata River.

Frankstown Cave--Near Frankstown. Discovered and demolished, 1907, in limestone quarry. Many bones of prehistoric animals found here.

Frankstown Gap--Old name for McKee Gap.

Frankstown Hunt Club--formerly near Alto-Reste Cemetery.

Frankstown Road--Extends from driving park to Frankstown.

Frankstown Road, Old--Extends from Old Frankstown to Pittsburgh via Reservoir, Vicksburg, Leamersville, East Freedom and Blue Knob.

Frankstown Township--Came from Huntingdon County in 1846.

Fredericksburg--Village in north Woodbury Township. Also called Clover Creek.

Freedom Township--Established 1857, from Juniata Township.

Freeman--Village in Logan Township, along Mill Run. Also called Mill Run.

Friesville--Village in Greenfield Township, near Claysburg. A covered bridge stood here.

Fry Hollow--Antis Township, near Graziersville.

Fuoss' Mill--Antis Township, near Charlotteville. An old covered bridge stood here.

Galltizin, Prince, Spring--On Route 22, Blair's Gap, near Mule Shoe.

Gamble Field--Sixth Avenue and Hagerty Street, Altoona.

Gamble's Hill--Sixth Avenue and Hagerty Street, Altoona.

Ganister--Post office town, Catharine Township.

Gap Forge--Same as Martha Forge.

Gap Furnace--Same as Martha Furnace.

Garden Heights--In Fourteenth Ward, Altoona.

Gardner--Former railroad station, Snyder Township.

Gardner's Mill--Homer's Gap, Antis Township. Formerly called Coleman's or Logan Mills.

Garvertown--Village in Taylor Township.

Gaysport--Former borough, now a part of Hollidaysburg. Furnace operated there 1855-1885.

Geesey's Woods--Formerly in Eighth Ward, Altoona, between Crawford and First Avenues and Fourth and Fifth Streets.

German Settlement--West of Glen Hope Turnpike near Tyrone.

Gillan's Run--Allegheny Township (Same as Fetter's). Empties into Beaver Dam branch.

Glen Emery--Small village and former post office, in Tipton Gap near coal mines, now covered by Tipton Dam.

Glen White--Mining village and former post office in gap of same name at Horseshoe Curve.

Henrietta--Former post office and railroad station, north Woodbury Township. End of Morrison's Cove Branch Railroad.

Hensheytown--Same as Davidsburg.

Hickory Bottom--A large hickory grove, formerly along Plank Road, near Good's Lane.

Highland Fling--Small settlement, west Antis Township. Vicinity of Wopsononock.

Highland Park--In Fourteenth Ward, Altoona, a city park.

Hillcrest--Section of Hollidaysburg.

Hillside--Settlement on Sixth Avenue, below Hagerty Street, Altoona.

Hillside Swimming Dam--Formerly on Kettle Creek, below Pottsgrove Reservoir.

Hilltop--Trolley station between Lakemont and Hollidaysburg.

Hixton--Section of Duncansville.

Holliday Burial Ground--On Newry Lane, near Gaysport.

Hollidaysburg--County seat of Blair County, Blair township. Incorporated as a borough, 1836.

Holliday's Fort--The dwelling of William Holliday, in Hollidaysburg, turned into a fort in 1778.

Homer--A station on the old Wopsy Railroad.

Homer's Gap--The section of Antis Township extending from East Juniata to top of Alleghenies.

Homer's Gap Run--Logan Township. Empties into Little Juniata.

Homewood--Sndyer Township, east of Tyrone.

Honest Hollow--Tyrone Township, near Ironville.

Honestown--Snyder Township, east of Tyrone.

Hoover--Former railroad station, Taylor Township.

Horrell--Former post office and railroad station, Frankstown Township. Former location of large powder works.

Horseshoe Curve--Nationally known feat of engineering on Pennsylvania Railroad, five miles west of Altoona.

Hoyer's Stone Quarry--Brush Mountain, near Frankstown Road. (Same as Stormer's)

Hungryman's Run--Snyder Township. Empties into Little Bald Eagle Creek. (Same as Beamer)

Huntingdon, Cambria and Indiana Turnpike--Extended through Blair County via Canoe Valley, Hollidaysburg and Blair's Gap. Chartered 1815.

Huston Township--Came from Bedford County in 1846.

Hutchinson's Crossing--At east end of Red Bridge, Logan Township.

Hutchinson's Run--Snyder Township. Empties into Little Juniata.

Impounding Dam--The lower reservoir at Kittanning Point.

Piney Ridge--Frankstown Township, near Lower Reese.

Plack--Former station on Wopsy Railroad.

Pleasant Valley--Southern section of Altoona.

Plum Creek--Taylor Township. Empties into Halter Creek.

Plummer Hollow--Tyrone Township, near Tyrone.

Point Lookout--Brow of mountain at Wopsononock. Formerly a tower there.

Point View--Former railroad station, Frankstown Township. Old summer resort.

Point View--At top of Short Mountain, Catharine Township.

Point View Gap--Gap between Lock and Short Mountains, at Point View.

Pole Cat Hollow--Small valley, Catharine Township, from Yellow Springs to river.

Pole Cat Hollow--Small valley, Allegheny Township, from Carson Valley to Maple Hollow.

Pole Cat Hollow Run--Same as Yellow Springs Run.

Pole Cat Run--Greenfield Township. Empties into Frankstown branch.

Pomeroy Mountain--Allegheny Township, near Mule Shoe.

Pomeroy Station--On New Portage Railroad near Mule Shoe.

Poplar Run--Freedom and Juniata Townships. Empties into Frankstown branch.

Poplar Run--A village and former post office in Freedom Township. (Same as Puzzletown or Marionsville)

Poplar Run, South--Greenfield Township. Empties into Frankstown branch. (Same as Bull's Creek)

Potetown--Village near Ore Hill, Taylor Township.

Pottsgrove Mills--Formerly located near Pottsgrove Reservoir.

Pottsgrove Reservoir--Pennsylvania Railroad reservoir in northeastern part of Logan Township.

Poverty Hollow--Huston Township.

Powder-House Hill--Near Westfall Park, Altoona.

Promised Land--Small community in Catharine Township, along road over Canoe Mountain to Beaver Dam.

Prospect Hill--Hill section of Fourth Ward, Altoona.

Prospect Park--In Fourth Ward, Altoona.

Puzzletown--Same as Poplar Run or Marionsville.

Quality Knob--Hill district of Bellwood.

Quality Knob--Hill district of Sixth Ward, Altoona.

Quarry Hole--Submerged quarry on Piney Creek, near Ganister.

Quarter Mile Stretch--Old name of Baker Boulevard.

Queen Esther's Run--Greenfield Township. Empties into Bob's Creek.

Rattlesnake Ridge--Freedom Township. Along Dodson's Run.

Raven Rock--Ledge of rocks in Sinking Valley where ravens are reported to have nested. Probably not true.

Rebecca Furnace--Huston Township. Furnace built 1817, abandoned 1882.

Red Bridge--Crosses railroad at Eighth Street, Juniata.

Red Cap Hill--Juniata Township, near Butlerville.

Red Hill--Long hill southeast of Williamsburg.

Red Hill--On Buckhorn Road, Logan Township.

Redlick Run--Juniata Township. Empties into Blair's Gap Run.

Red Ore Bank--Abandoned iron ore mine on Big Ridge, north Woodbury Township.

Red Well--Near Mountain Lake, Blair's Gap.

Reese, Lower--Former railroad station. Frankstown Township.

Reese, Upper--Former railroad station. Frankstown Township.

Reightown--Village west of Bellwood.

Reservoir--Former post office and railroad station, Blair Township. Breast of Catfish Reservoir located here.

Rhododendron Park--Former amusement park on Bell's Gap Railroad, Cambria County.

Rich Bottom--Part of the original site of Williamsburg.

Rider's Lane--In Juniata Gap.

Riddle--A former station on Pennsylvania Railroad in Blair Township.

Ridge Street--Small Settlement on Ridge road south of Williamsburg.

Riggle's Gap--Extends from Antis in Antis Township to top of the Alleghenies.

Riggle's Gap Run--Antis Township. Empties into Little Juniata.

Ritchey's Park--Sinking Valley. Now owned by Altoona Rifle and Pistol Club. Near Fort Roberdeau.

Ritt's Park--Former small park at foot of Brush Mountain, Logan Township.

Roaring Run--Catharine Township. Empties into Frankstown branch.

Roaring Run--Logan and Frankstown Townships. (Same as Brush Creek)

Roaring Run Hollow--Catharine Township, from Canoe Mountain to Mount Etna.

Roaring Spring--Borough in Taylor Township. Named for large spring there. Incorporated 1887. Formerly Spang's Mills.

Roberdeau, Fort--Revolutionary fort, Sinking Valley, built 1778 to protect miners getting out lead for Contintental Army.

Robinson Run--Frankstown Township. Empties into the Frankstown branch.

Robinson's Extension--Suburb of Williamsburg.

Robinson's Ridge--Near Ant Hills, west side of Brush Run.

Robinson's Summit--Site of Altoona. So named by Pennsylvania Railroad engineers.

Rodman--Village in Taylor Township. Two iron furnaces were built here in 1862 and 1872. Named for Admiral Rodman of U. S. Navy.

Roller, Fort--Revolutionary fort, Sinking Valley.

Roller's Hill--Large hill southeast of Williamsburg.

Root--Vicinity of school of that name, Antis Township, west of Bellwood.

Rosehill Drive--An eastward extension of Pleasant Valley Voulevard.

Roselawn--An addition of Eldorado, now in Fourteenth Ward, Altoona.

Roselawn--A section of Hollidaysburg.

Royer--Former railroad station and post office, Woodbury Township. (Same as Springfield and Springfield Furnace).

Ruskin Drive--A section of the old Cabbagetown Road, Fourteenth Ward, Altoona.

Ruskin Ridge--West of Ruskin Drive.

Sabbath Rest--Post office for Elizabeth Furnace, which was also called Sabbath Rest Furnace.

Sage Hill--Large wooded hill west of Williamsburg.

Saint Clair--A settlement in Catharine Township, near Ganister.

Sam Hill--South of Martinsburg airport.

Sand Pit Park--Twelfth Ward, near Locust Hills, Altoona.

Sandy Gap--Former station on Wopsy Railroad.

Sandy Run--Logan and Antis Townships. Empties into Little Juniata. Old name, Beaver Run Dam.

Sarah Furnace--Operated near Sproul, 1832-1882.

Savage Gap--South of Gaysport in Blair Township, where the Hollidays were killed by Indians, 1779.

Savage's Ice Dam--Formerly in Juniata Gap.

Schell Run--Snyder Township. Empties into Little Bald Eagle Creek.

Schmucker's Hollow--Tussey Mountain, Woodbury Township.

Schmucker's Run--Woodbury Township. Empties into Clover Creek.

Schwabtown--East end of Williamsburg.

Scotch Knob--Knob of the Alleghenies near Kittanning Point.

Scotch Mountain--Forms eastern boundary of Tyrone Township. Also called Brush Mountain.

Scotch Run--Logan Township. Empties into Burgoon's Run.

Scotch Valley--Frankstown Township. Farming section.

Scratchtown--Southern Taylor Township.

"S" Curve--On Juniata Gap road.

Shantytown--Section of Hollidaysburg.

Shantytown--One-half mile west of Drab, Huston Township.

Shawnee Park--One mile south of Roaring Spring.

Shaw Run--Antis Township. Empties into Bell's Gap Run.

Shellytown--Village and former post office, Woodbury Township. Also called Patchtown.

Short Mountain--Forms boundary between Taylor and Blair Townships.

Shotsburg--Small settlement on old canal near Williamsburg.

Sickles' Corner--Tyrone Township, a road intersection.

Sink Holes--Five hundred feet southwest of Sinking Spring Cave, Tyrone Township. Facetiously called "Sinking Valley Canyon."

Sinking Run--Tyrone Township. Disappears near Sickles' Corner and possibly reappears as Arch Springs.

Sinking Run--Snyder Township. Empties into Little Bald Eagle Creek.

Sinking Spring Cave--Tyrone Township, one mile west of Arch Spring.

Sinking Spring Farm (Dilling's)--Huston Township.

Stony Batter--West Second Street in Williamsburg.

Stony Point--Lincoln Avenue and Fifteenth Street, Tyrone.

Stormer's Stone Quarry--Brush Mountain, north of Lakemont. (Same as Hoyer's Quarry)

Stultz Field--Airfield at Tipton.

Sugar Run--Allegheny Township. Empties into Beaver Dam branch.

Sugar Run--Logan Township. Empties into Little Juniata.

Sugar Run Gap--Extends from Canan Station to top of the Alleghenies. Allegheny Township.

Sunbrook--Former railroad station. Allegheny Township.

Sylvan Hills--On trolley line between Hill Top and Hollidaysburg.

Table Rock--A high, flat rock near Williamsburg used as a picnic place.

Taylor Run--Old name for Tipton Run.

Taylor Township--Established 1855, from North Woodbury and Huston Townships.

Temperanceville--Old village west of Duncansville.

Tenth Street Lane--A southward extension of Tenth Street, Altoona, now south Tenth Street.

Thomastown--Southern section of Tyrone.

Three Culverts--Under main line of Pennsylvania Railroad at Thirty-first Street, Altoona.

Three Forges Post Office--First post office in East Freedom, 1829.

Three Mile Dam--A canal dam with breast at Ganister. Destroyed 1900.

Three Spring Run--Snyder Township. Empties into Tipton Run.

Tipton--Post office town and former railroad station. Antis Township.

Tipton Academy--Formerly at Tipton.

Tipton Gap--Extends from Tipton to top of Alleghenies Mountains.

Tipton Mines--Five miles north of Tipton. Now covered by Pennsylvania Railroad reservoir. Post office there, Glen Emery.

Tipton Reservoir--Large Pennsylvania Railroad dam on Tipton Run.

Titus, Fort--A barn on the farm of Peter Titus, one mile below Hollidaysburg, used as a fort against the Indians about 1777.

Tollgate, Campbell's--On Plank Road near Hollidaysburg.

Tom's Cave--Old mane for Gromiller's Cave.

Town Hill--A long steep hill east of Williamsburg.

Township Run--Boundary line between Frankstown and Catharine Townships. Empties into Frankstown branch.

Triangle--Crossroads in Snyder Township, near Bald Eagle.

Tuckahoe Park--Union Avenue, Twenty-eighth to Thirty-first Streets, Altoona. A city park.

Tuckahoe Valley--Extends from Altoona to Tyrone. (Same as Logan Valley)

Tug Hill--In north central Logan Township.

Turkey Valley--Farming valley, Frankstown Township.

Tussey Mountain--Forms part of eastern boundary of Blair County.

Twelfth Street Hollow--On Brush Mountain at end of south Twelfth Street.

Twelfth Street Lane--A southern extension of Twelfth Street, Altoona, now south Twelfth Street.

Twenty-second Street Lane--A southward extension of Twenty-second Street, Altoona, now south Twenty-second Street.

Two Pine Spring--Along Bell's Gap Road.

Tyrone Borough--Snyder Township. Established as borough, 1857.

Tyrone Forge, Lower--Built 1805 at Ironville, near Tyrone. First iron works in present Blair County.

Tyrone Forge, Upper--Built in 1813 at entrance to Plummer Hollow, near Tyrone.

Tyrone Reservoirs--Along Janesville Pike in Snyder Township, on Sinking Run.

Tyrone Township--Came from Huntingdon County, 1846.

Vail--Former railroad station and post office in Snyder Township.

Van Scoyoc--Former railroad station in Snyder Township.

Van Scoyoc Run--Snyder Township. Empties into Litlle Bald Eagle Creek. (Formerly Moore's Run)

Vicksburg--Small village, Blair Township, near McKee.

Vineyard Lane--Near Duncansville.

Waite's Crossing--Dangerous railroad crossing near Franklin Forge.

Wallow Mountain--A knob of the Alleghenies in Greenfield Township.

Wallstown--Village near Canoe Creek.

Warm Water--Point where water from condensers of Penn-Edison plant enters river at Williamsburg.

Water Street Gap--Gap between Tussey and Short Mountains, through which Frankstown branch leaves Blair County.

Waverly Field--Former ball park, near Driving Park.

Wehnwood--Wopsononock Avenue and Juniata Gap road, in Thirteenth Ward, Altoona.

Wertz--Former post office and railroad station, Woodbury Township.

West Altoona--Old section of Altoona, now included in Sixth and Ninth Wards.

Westfall Park--Adjacent to Fifth Ward, Altoona, in Logan Township.

Westmont--South Tenth Avenue, west of Thirty-first Street, Altoona.

Whip-Poor-Will Straight--Stretch of straight railroad track just beyond Horseshoe Curve.

White Ridge--Former railroad station, Frankstown Township.

White Hall Hotel--Famous old farmers' hotel, Sixteenth Street and Twelfth Avenue, Altoona. Now demolished.

White Pine Curve--Sharp curve on old highway between Williamsburg and Point View.

Williamsburg Academy--Formerly in Williamsburg. Esatblished in 1847.

Williamsburg Borough--Woodbury Township. Established as borough, 1893.

Williamsburg Junction--Formerly in southeastern Hollidaysburg.

Willowbrook--Section of Duncansville.

Willow Dam--Old canal dam below Williamsburg.

Winding Bridge--On Three Spring Run, Snyder Township. Also called Stone Bridge.

Wolfgang--Vicinity of school of that name, Antis Township.

Wopsononock--Summer resort and former post office at top of Alleghenies, Logan Township. Name probably of Indian origin. (Old spelling: Wapsonnonic)

Yellow Springs--Village and former post office in Catharine Township. Famous inn located here in stage coach days.

Yellow Springs, Lower--Village one mile south of Yellow Springs.

Yellow Springs Run--Catharine Township. Empties into Frankstown branch.

Young's Crossing--Same as Hill Top.

"Y" Switches--Blair Township, near Duncansville. (Same as New Portage Junction)