National Register of Historic Places
Blairsville Armory
Blairsville, PA 15717
One of Indiana County's sites on the National Register of Historic Places.Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway Indiana Passenger Station
Indiana, PA 15701
One of Indiana County's sites on the National Register of Historic Places.
Commodore Historic District
One of Indiana County's sites on the National Register of Historic Places.
Downtown Indiana Historic District
One of Indiana County's sites on the National Register of Historic Places.
George Diehl Homestead
One of Indiana County's sites on the National Register of Historic Places.
Graff's Market
Indiana, PA 15701
One of the 24 National Register of historic places.
Harmon Bridge
Harmon Bridge, which was built in 1910 at a cost of $525, is 45 feet long and was named after Civil War veteran J.S. Harmon. Built by John R. Carnahan, Harmon Bridge is constructed with town lattice trusses. It is considered a companion bridge to Trusal Bridge and is located on the south branch of Plum Creek just off Five Points Road.Indiana Armory
Indiana, PA 15701
One of Indiana County's sites on the National Register of Historic Places.Indiana Borough 1912 Municipal Building
Indiana, PA 15701
One of Indiana County's sites on the National Register of Historic Places.IUP Breezedale
One of Indiana County's sites on the National Register of Historic Places.IUP John Sutton Hall
Indiana, PA 15701
One of Indiana County's sites on the National Register of Historic Places.
James Mitchell House
Indiana, PA 15701
One of Indiana County's sites on the National Register of Historic Places.
John B. McCormick House
One of Indiana County's sites on the National Register of Historic Places.Kintersburg Bridge
Kintersburg Bridge was built in 1877 and named for Isaac Kinter, a local shopkeeper. J.S. Fleming erected the bridge over Crooked Creek at a cost of $893. The Kintersburg Bridge is the only Howe truss bridge in Indiana County and one of only five Howe truss bridges remaining in the state of Pennsylvania. It is 68 feet long.Old Indiana County Courthouse
Indiana, PA 15701
One of Indiana County's sites on the National Register of Historic Places.Old Indiana County Jail and Sheriff's Office
Indiana, PA 15701
One of Indiana County's sites on the National Register of Historic Places.Saltsburg Historical District
One of Indiana County's sites on the National Register of Historic Places.
Silas M. Clark House
Indiana, PA 15701
One of Indiana County's sites on the National Register of Historic Places.St. Peter's Episcopal Church and Rectory
Blarisville, PA 15717
One of Indiana County's sites on the National Register of Historic Places.
The Eliza Iron Furnace
Phone: 724-463-8636
http://www.indianacountyparks.org/parks/ef/ef.html
The Eliza Furnace is a National Register site regarded as one of Pennsylvania's best preserved iron furnaces. Dating from 1846 the Eliza Furnace is one of only a few iron furnaces remaining in the United States which still retains its original heat exchanger piping. The two-acre site is leased to Indiana County by the Cambria County Historical Society.
Eliza Furnace was constructed in 1845 and 1846. At its peak, the furnace employed over 90 people and utilzed 45 mules to produce about 1,080 tons of iron a year.
The furnace was not a financial success, and operated only three years. Difficulties in transporting iron by teams of horses to Ninevah on the Pennsylvania Canal, poor-quality local ore, and a significant drop in iron prices sealed the furnace's fate. Despite its early closing, Eliza Furnace helped bring the industrial revolution to the Blacklick Valley. A detailed history of the furnace is available here in PDF format. Additional information about Eliza Furnace and other iron furnaces in Pennsylvania can be found at the Industrial Archeology and PA Iron Furnace Sourcebook websites.Thomas Bridge
The Thomas Bridge was built in 1879 at a cost of $545 and completely reconstructed in 1998 at a cost of slightly more than $1 million dollars. Amos Thomas built the original bridge, which is the longest of the Indiana County covered bridges at a length of 75 feet. The original bridge was constructed with town lattice trusses. The Thomas Bridge crosses over Crooked Creek near Yarnick's Farm Market. The bridge was also known as Thomas Ford Bridge - prior to the construction of the bridge, there was a fording stream crossing at this location. When the railroad was constructed in this area in the early 1900's the bridge was also known as Thomas Station Bridge.Trusal Bridge
The oldest of Indiana County's covered bridges is the Trusal Bridge, built in 1870 (also known as Dice's Bridge). At 41 feet long, the Trusal Bridge is the shortest of Indiana County's covered bridges. It was named after Robert Trusal, a nearby property owner. It is considered a companion bridge to Harmon Bridge and is located on the south branch of Plum Creek just off Five Points Road. Trusal Bridge is located about one-half mile downstream of the Harmon Bridge.West Wheatfield Township Bridge
One of Indiana County's sites on the National Register of Historic Places.
Western Division of Pennsylvania Canal
One of the sites listed on the 24 National Register of Historic Places.
