1 ► Pennsylvania, Adams County, Abbottstown — Abbottstown — East Berlin-3 —

Planned by and named for John Abbott Founded 1755 — — Map (db m298107) HM

2 ► Pennsylvania, Adams County, Arendtsville — Arendtsville — Chambersburg - 22 —

Named for John Arendt Founded 1808 — — Map (db m252783) HM

3 ► Pennsylvania, Adams County, Biglerville — Biglerville — Bendersville - 4 —

Named for Gov. William Bigler Founded 1817 — — Map (db m64409) HM

4 ► Pennsylvania, Adams County, Biglerville — Biglerville — Arendtsville - 3 —

Named for Gov. William Bigler Founded 1817 — — Map (db m293554) HM

5 ► Pennsylvania, Adams County, Cashtown, Franklin Township — Cashtown —

Name derived from remark made to tavern keeper who demanded cash payment Founded 1800 — — Map (db m241792) HM

6 ► Pennsylvania, Adams County, Cashtown, Franklin Township — Cashtown —

Name derived from remark made to tavern keeper who demanded cash payment Founded 1800 — — Map (db m293555) HM

7 ► Pennsylvania, Adams County, East Berlin — East Berlin —

Named for Berlin, Germany. Founded 1764. — — Map (db m130310) HM

8 ► Pennsylvania, Adams County, Fairfield — Fairfield —

Named for Fairfield, England. Founded 1784 — — Map (db m217079) HM

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9 ► Pennsylvania, Adams County, Fairfield, Hamiltonban Township — Fairfield —

Named for Fairfield, England. Founded 1784 — — Map (db m217081) HM

10 ► Pennsylvania, Adams County, Gettysburg — Gettysburg —

Named for James Gettys one of first settlers. Founded 1780 — — Map (db m217082) HM

11 ► Pennsylvania, Adams County, Gettysburg — Gettysburg —

Named for James Gettys one of first settlers. Founded 1780 — — Map (db m224429) HM

12 ► Pennsylvania, Adams County, Gettysburg, Cumberland Township — Gettysburg —

Named for James Gettys one of first settlers. Founded 1780 — — Map (db m192365) HM

13 ► Pennsylvania, Adams County, Gettysburg, Cumberland Township — Gettysburg —

Named for James Gettys one of first settlers. Founded 1780 — — Map (db m217041) HM

14 ► Pennsylvania, Adams County, McKnightstown — McKnightstown —

Originally New Salem, renamed for Thomas McKnight. Founded 1845. — — Map (db m198233) HM

15 ► Pennsylvania, Adams County, McKnightstown — McKnightstown —

Originally New Salem, renamed for Thomas McKnight. Founded 1845. — — Map (db m217083) HM

16 ► Pennsylvania, Adams County, McSherrystown — McSherrystown —

Planned by and named for Patrick McSherry. Founded 1763 — — Map (db m224446) HM

17 ► Pennsylvania, Adams County, New Oxford, Oxford Township — New Oxford —

From ox-head sign of old inn and ford near town. Founded 1792 — — Map (db m222660) HM

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18 ► Pennsylvania, Adams County, New Oxford, Oxford Township — New Oxford —

From ox-head sign of old inn and ford near town. Founded 1792 — — Map (db m224432) HM

19 ► Pennsylvania, Allegheny County, Boston, Elizabeth Township — Boston —

Named for Boston, Massachusetts Founded 1886 — — Map (db m258762) HM

20 ► Pennsylvania, Allegheny County, Churchill — Churchill —

Incorporated 1934 Borough of Churchill Named for Beulah Church on the hill where General Forbes camped in 1758 — — Map (db m273495) HM

21 ► Pennsylvania, Allegheny County, Pittsburgh, Castle Shannon — Castle Shannon —

Named for early settlers home in which they lived Founded 1870 — — Map (db m260685) HM

22 ► Pennsylvania, Allegheny County, Pittsburgh, Crafton — Crafton Boro —

Named after Charles C. Craft Founded 1890 — — Map (db m256219) HM

23 ► Pennsylvania, Allegheny County, Versailles — Versailles Boro —

Formerly part of Versailles Township Named for Versailles France Founded 1890 — — Map (db m258719) HM

24 ► Pennsylvania, Allegheny County, Warrendale — Warrendale —

Named for Warren Family Formerly "Brush Creek" Founded 1907 — — Map (db m275675) HM

25 ► Pennsylvania, Armstrong County, Kittanning — Kittanning —

From the Indian word Kit-hanne-ing meaning the place at the great river Founded 1727 — — Map (db m285902) HM

26 ► Pennsylvania, Armstrong County, Leechburg — Leechburg —

Leechburg Named For David Leech Early Settler and Hunter Founded 1832 — — Map (db m254920) HM

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27 ► Pennsylvania, Armstrong County, West Kittanning — West Kittanning — Freeport-15 —

Formerly Bellville Founded by John Cunningham, early settler Founded 1855 — — Map (db m285804) HM

28 ► Pennsylvania, Beaver County, Aliquippa — Aliquippa —

Formerly "Woodlawn" Renamed for Iroquois Queen Aliquippa Founded 1748 — — Map (db m275678) HM

29 ► Pennsylvania, Beaver County, Beaver Falls — Beaver Falls —

Named for Falls of the Beaver River Founded 1792 — — Map (db m275680) HM

30 ► Pennsylvania, Beaver County, Beaver Falls — Homewood —

Named by James Wood Early Settler Founded 1859 — — Map (db m275700) HM

31 ► Pennsylvania, Beaver County, Darlington — Darlington —

Formerly "Greersburg" Renamed for Samuel P. Darlington Founded 1794 — — Map (db m275681) HM

32 ► Pennsylvania, Beaver County, Fallston — Fallston —

Meaning "A Town by the Falls" Founded 1799 — — Map (db m275692) HM

33 ► Pennsylvania, Beaver County, Frankfort Springs — Frankford Springs —

Named for Frankford Near Philadelphia Founded 1772 — — Map (db m275694) HM

34 ► Pennsylvania, Beaver County, Georgetown — Georgetown —

Named for Gen'l George Washington Founded 1797 — — Map (db m275698) HM

35 ► Pennsylvania, Beaver County, Hookstown — Hookstown —

Named for Hook-Pioneer Family Founded 1797 — — Map (db m275699) HM

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36 ► Pennsylvania, Beaver County, Industry — Industry —

Named for Early Coal and Lumber Industries Founded 1836 — — Map (db m275702) HM

37 ► Pennsylvania, Beaver County, Koppel — Koppel —

Named for Arthur Koppel Noted Manufacturer Founded 1912 — — Map (db m275703) HM

38 ► Pennsylvania, Beaver County, New Brighton — New Brighton —

Named for Brighton, England Founded 1786 — — Map (db m275704) HM

39 ► Pennsylvania, Beaver County, New Galilee — New Galilee — Koppel-5 —

Biblical Name Founded 1854 — — Map (db m275705) HM

40 ► Pennsylvania, Beaver County, Ohioville — Fairview — Beaver-9 —

Named for Its Fine Prospect — — Map (db m275686) HM

41 ► Pennsylvania, Beaver County, Ohioville — Fairview — Ohioville-1 —

Named for Its Fine Prospect — — Map (db m275688) HM

42 ► Pennsylvania, Beaver County, Ohioville — Ohioville —

Named Because of Nearness to Ohio River Founded 1805 — — Map (db m275708) HM

43 ► Pennsylvania, Beaver County, Patterson Heights — Patterson Heights — Darlington-8 —

Named for James Patterson Early Settler Founded 1895 — — Map (db m275710) HM

44 ► Pennsylvania, Beaver County, Patterson Heights — Patterson Heights — Fallston-2 —

Named for James Patterson Early Settler Founded 1895 — — Map (db m277007) HM

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45 ► Pennsylvania, Bedford County, Hyndman — Centreville —

So Named Due to Location Between Cumberland and Bedford Founded 1837 — — Map (db m277009) HM

46 ► Pennsylvania, Bedford County, Hyndman — Hyndman —

Formerly Bridgeport. Renamed for E. K. Hyndman. Founded 1840. — — Map (db m200318) HM

47 ► Pennsylvania, Bedford County, Manns Choice — Manns Choice —

Named for Hon. Job Mann Founded 1848 — — Map (db m277011) HM

48 ► Pennsylvania, Bedford County, New Paris — New Paris —

Named for Capitol City of France Founded 1846 — — Map (db m277012) HM

49 ► Pennsylvania, Bedford County, Pleasantville — Pleasantville —

Formerly Called Dubbstown Incorporated 1871 — — Map (db m277013) HM

50 ► Pennsylvania, Bedford County, Rainsburg — Rainsburg — Maryland State Line-12 —

Named for Pioneer Hunter John Rains Founded 1800 — — Map (db m277014) HM

51 ► Pennsylvania, Bedford County, Saxton — Saxton —

Named for James Saxton Founded 1854 — — Map (db m277016) HM

52 ► Pennsylvania, Bedford County, St. Clairsville — St. Clairsville —

Named for General Arthur St. Clair Founded 1820 — — Map (db m277017) HM

53 ► Pennsylvania, Bedford County, Woodbury — Woodbury —

Named for Woodbury-England Founded 1800 — — Map (db m277018) HM

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54 ► Pennsylvania, Berks County, Bernville, Upper Bern Township — Shartlesville — Hamburg 8 —

Named for Colonel Peter Shartle pioneer settler and soldier. Founded 1765. — — Map (db m98911) HM

55 ► Pennsylvania, Berks County, Bethel, Bethel Township — Bethel — Fredericksburg-3 —

Bethel Formerly "Millersburg" Named for Michael Miller Pioneer Landowner Founded 1814 — — Map (db m281482) HM

56 ► Pennsylvania, Berks County, Birdsboro — Birdsboro — Phoenixville - 21 —

Named for William Bird first settler Founded 1740 — — Map (db m23767) HM

57 ► Pennsylvania, Berks County, Mount Penn — Mount Penn — [Corporate Limit Marker] —

Named for surrounding mountain. Formerly Dengler's. Founded 1884. — — Map (db m160565) HM

58 ► Pennsylvania, Berks County, Womelsdorf — Womelsdorf —

Womelsdorf Named for John Womelsdorf - Early settler Founded 1762 — — Map (db m240799) HM

59 ► Pennsylvania, Blair County, Tyrone — Tyrone — Altoona - 15 —

Named for County Tyrone - Ireland Founded 1851 — — Map (db m294808) HM

60 ► Pennsylvania, Bradford County, Sayre — Sayre —

Named for Rob't. Sayre-Financier Founded 1870 — — Map (db m277019) HM

61 ► Pennsylvania, Bradford County, Troy — Troy — Burlington-11 — Founded 1800 —

Named by Churchill Barns, Esq., a Native of Troy, N.Y., after the Ancient city in Asia Minor — — Map (db m313251) HM

62 ► Pennsylvania, Bradford County, Wysox — Wysox — Towanda 2 —

From the Indian Wisachgimi meaning a "place of grapes" Founded 1773 — — Map (db m263237) HM

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63 ► Pennsylvania, Bradford County, Wysox, Asylum Township — Durell — Wysox-4 —

Named for Stephen Durell Huguenot Pioneer Founded 1789 — — Map (db m263223) HM

64 ► Pennsylvania, Bucks County, Tullytown — Tullytown —

Named for Tully family Early landowners Founded 1816 Morrisville-4 — — Map (db m277507) HM

65 ► Pennsylvania, Butler County, Bruin — Bruin —

Named for Bear Creek Founded 1834 — — Map (db m277023) HM

66 ► Pennsylvania, Butler County, Connoquenessing — Connoquenessing —

From the Indian "A Long Way Straight" Founded 1792 — — Map (db m277020) HM

67 ► Pennsylvania, Butler County, Mars, Adams Township — Mars —

Callery-3 Named after the Star of Mars Founded 1875 — — Map (db m250530) HM

68 ► Pennsylvania, Cambria County, Ebensburg, Cambria Township — Ebensburg —

Named for Ebenezer Son of Rev. Rhees Lloyd Founded 1797 — — Map (db m277029) HM

69 ► Pennsylvania, Cambria County, Glasgow — Glasgow —

Named for James S. Glasgow Pioneer Settler Founded 1818 — — Map (db m277030) HM

70 ► Pennsylvania, Cambria County, Hastings — Hastings —

Named for D.H. Hastings, Former Governor of Pennsylvania Founded 1889 — — Map (db m277032) HM

71 ► Pennsylvania, Cambria County, Loretto — Loretto — Cresson - 6 —

Named for Loretto - Italy Founded 1801 — — Map (db m245023) HM

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72 ► Pennsylvania, Cambria County, Mundys Corner — Mundy's Corner —

Named for Mundy Family of Pioneers Founded 1921 — — Map (db m277035) HM

73 ► Pennsylvania, Cambria County, Spangler — Spangler —

Named for Colonel Jackson Spangler Founded 1893 — — Map (db m277037) HM

74 ► Pennsylvania, Cambria County, Summerhill — Summerhill —

Originally Somerhill, for Joseph and David Somers Founded 1810 — — Map (db m277039) HM

75 ► Pennsylvania, Chester County, Malvern — Site of Paoli Massacre —

Site of Paoli Massacre Malvern Sept. 20, 1777 — — Map (db m284657) HM

76 ► Pennsylvania, Chester County, West Chester, West Bradford Township — West Chester —

Originally “Turk’s – Head”. Renamed for Chester. Founded 1788 — — Map (db m49616) HM

77 ► Pennsylvania, Columbia County, Millville — Millville —

Named for grist mill erected on site of town. Founded 1772 — — Map (db m161957) HM

78 ► Pennsylvania, Columbia County, Rupert, Montour Township — Rupert — Catawissa - 2 —

Named for Rupert family of pioneers Founded 1788 — — Map (db m259077) HM

79 ► Pennsylvania, Cumberland County, Camp Hill — Camp Hill —

Named from adjoining camp ground. Founded 1756 — — Map (db m98970) HM

80 ► Pennsylvania, Cumberland County, Lemoyne — Lemoyne — Harrisburg - 3 —

Formerly named Bridgeport. Incorporated 1905 — — Map (db m202134) HM

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81 ► Pennsylvania, Cumberland County, Lemoyne — Lemoyne — Carlisle - 18 —

Formerly named Bridgeport. Incorporated 1905 — — Map (db m282623) HM

82 ► Pennsylvania, Cumberland County, Newburg — Newburg — Roxbury - 6 —

Named for Newburg, Germany Founded 1826 — — Map (db m241790) HM

83 ► Pennsylvania, Cumberland County, Newville, West Pennsboro Township — Newville — Landisburg - 17 —

Meaning new village Founded 1794 — — Map (db m241788) HM

84 ► Pennsylvania, Cumberland County, Wormleysburg — Wormleysburg —

Named for John Wormley Founded 1815 — — Map (db m258321) HM

85 ► Pennsylvania, Dauphin County, Gratz — Gratz —

Named for Simon Gratz. Founded 1805 — — Map (db m218082) HM

86 ► Pennsylvania, Dauphin County, Hershey, Derry Township — Hershey — Harrisburg - 13 —

Named for M.S. Hershey Founded 1903 — — Map (db m307994) HM

87 ► Pennsylvania, Dauphin County, Linglestown — Linglestown — Piketown – 4 —

Formerly the Town of St. Thomas Named for Thomas Lingle Founded 1765 — — Map (db m261130) HM

88 ► Pennsylvania, Dauphin County, Lykens — Lykens —

Originally called "Lykenstown" for John Lykens. Founded 1826 — — Map (db m219375) HM

89 ► Pennsylvania, Delaware County, Lansdowne — Clifton Heights — Media - 5 —

Named after residence of Henry Lewis-a Welsh Quaker Founded 1895 — — Map (db m290144) HM

90 ► Pennsylvania, Delaware County, Lansdowne — Lansdowne — Yeadon - 1 —

Name for Lord Lansdowne's estate in England Founded 1893 — — Map (db m290145) HM

91 ► Pennsylvania, Erie County, North East — North East —

In the heart of the grape country Founded 1794 — — Map (db m298023) HM

92 ► Pennsylvania, Fayette County, Belle Vernon — Belle Vernon —

Meaning beautiful green Laid out by Noah Speer Founded 1813 — — Map (db m245450) HM

93 ► Pennsylvania, Fayette County, Connellsville — Connellsville —

Named for Zachariah Connell - Pioneer Founded 1773 — — Map (db m228086) HM

94 ► Pennsylvania, Fayette County, Markleysburg — Markleysburg —

Named for Squire Markley Founded 1860 — — Map (db m300160) HM

95 ► Pennsylvania, Fayette County, Masontown — Masontown —

Formerly Germantown. Renamed for John Mason. Founded 1798 — — Map (db m180206) HM

96 ► Pennsylvania, Fayette County, Point Marion — Point Marion —

Named for General Francis Marion Founded 1844 — — Map (db m220610) HM

97 ► Pennsylvania, Franklin County, Chambersburg — Chambersburg — Shippensburg - 11 —

Named for Col. Benjamin Chambers. Founded 1734 — — Map (db m282587) HM

98 ► Pennsylvania, Franklin County, Chambersburg, Greene Township — Chambersburg — Greencastle - 12 —

Named for Col. Benjamin Chambers Founded 1734 — — Map (db m241791) HM

99 ► Pennsylvania, Franklin County, Greencastle, Antrim Township — Greencastle — Waynesboro - 8 —

Named for Greencastle in north of Ireland. Founded 1750 — — Map (db m192337) HM

100 ► Pennsylvania, Franklin County, Greencastle, Antrim Township — Greencastle — Mercersburg - 11 —

Named for Greencastle in north of Ireland. Founded 1750 — — Map (db m282581) HM

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