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The Marie Antoinette Lookout is and overlook that is located just off of US Route 6 near Wyalusing in Pennsylvania. It is located near the town of Towanda. It offers a scenic view of the Susquehanna River, the mountains, the French Azilum, and a French refugee settlement that was built sometime in the late 1700s or early 1800s. Between 1793

Enjoy a scenic drive along quaint, country roads through the farmlands of the Wyalusing and surrounding areas. Bask in the beauty of historic barns, rivers, orchards, dining, wineries, artists’ studios, and more. Learn the stories and legends through the OnCell Audio Tour. Stop by the chamber office at 20 Main Street and pick up a colorful brochure in the box

Wyalusing Rocks, also known as Prayer Rocks, has lead people to it for as long as we have documented history. It was an important point in native american cultures for it was a high point overlooking a stunning horseshoe bend in the Susquehanna, and a high point from which signals from Indian tribes could be seen for miles. Wyalusing Rock

The Keystone Theatre is part of the BCRAC team of theatres. In 1988, the Bradford County Regional Arts Council (BCRAC) hired Brooks Eldredge-Martin as its first employee and Executive Director. In the period 1988 to 1995, the BCRAC purchased, renovated and began operating the only three historic theatres remaining in Bradford County. As a result of a 1996 long-range plan

In the fall of 1995, the Arts Council initiated a 0,000 construction phase at the Sayre Theatre, which created a renovated lobby, an art gallery, two new cinemas and a more intimate performance center at the Valley theatre. Three years later, the Final Phase of the construction was completed with the dedication of the largest of the three cinemas, the