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Historical Markers in Holters Crossing

 
Clickable Map of Centre County, Pennsylvania and Immediately Adjacent Jurisdictions image/svg+xml 2019-10-06 U.S. Census Bureau, Abe.suleiman; Lokal_Profil; HMdb.org; J.J.Prats/dc:title> https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Usa_counties_large.svg Centre County, PA (218) Blair County, PA (136) Clearfield County, PA (100) Clinton County, PA (66) Huntingdon County, PA (85) Mifflin County, PA (47) Union County, PA (83)  CentreCounty(218) Centre County (218)  BlairCounty(136) Blair County (136)  ClearfieldCounty(100) Clearfield County (100)  ClintonCounty(66) Clinton County (66)  HuntingdonCounty(85) Huntingdon County (85)  MifflinCounty(47) Mifflin County (47)  UnionCounty(83) Union County (83)
Bellefonte is the county seat for Centre County
Holters Crossing is in Centre County
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1 ► Pennsylvania, Centre County, Holters Crossing, Boggs Township — Bald Eagle and Spring Creek Navigation Canal Lock 11 — 1839 - 1865 —
IN APRIL 1834, ROLAND CURTIN joined a dozen other Centre County businessmen-including fellow ironmasters James Irvin, Joseph Miles, William Thomas, and Bond Valentine-in organizing the Bald Eagle and Spring Creek Navigation Company (BE&SCN). . . . — — Map (db m275276) HM
2 ► Pennsylvania, Centre County, Holters Crossing, Boggs Township — Curtin Mansion —
1764 Future Eagle Iron Works founder and Curtin Mansion builder Roland Curtin is born in Dysert, County Clare, Ireland, first of Austin and Mary (O'Loghlin) Curtin's nine children. 1795 After studying briefly for the . . . — — Map (db m275190) HM
3 ► Pennsylvania, Centre County, Holters Crossing, Boggs Township — Eagle Iron Works — Pennsylvania's Longest-Lived and Last Operating Charcoal Iron Manufactory — 1810 - 1922 —
KEY DATES AND DEVELOPMENTS 1810 Roland Curtin and business partner Moses Boggs establish Eagle Forge on a seven-acre tract acquired from miller Philip Antes; for the next eight years, Eagle Forge refines pig iron obtained from . . . — — Map (db m275231) HM
4 ► Pennsylvania, Centre County, Holters Crossing, Boggs Township — Eagle Iron Works and Curtin Village — Heart of Pennsylvania's Longest-Lived and Last Operating Charcoal Iron Plantation — 1810 - 1922 —
1810 Irish immigrant Roland Curtin Sr. and Cumberland County native Moses Boggs establish Eagle Forge (iron refinery) near Philip Antes' grist-and-lumber mills 1,000 feet northwest of this spot, on the south side of Bald Eagle . . . — — Map (db m275201) HM
5 ► Pennsylvania, Centre County, Holters Crossing, Boggs Township — Last Charcoal Iron —
Last charcoal iron smelted in Pennsylvania, 1921 — — Map (db m275213) HM
6 ► Pennsylvania, Centre County, Holters Crossing, Boggs Township — Site of Curtin Station, Bald Eagle Valley Railroad — Established 1825 —
[Title is text] — — Map (db m275229) HM
7 ► Pennsylvania, Centre County, Holters Crossing, Boggs Township — Workers Village — Established 1825 • Enlarged Beginning 1848 —
When Roland Curtin acquired the 57-acre Antes mill tract adjoining the west and south sides of his Eagle Forge property in 1825, the tract included an old log "Grist+Saw Mill," a dam and mill pond with raceways, the Antes residence, and a few log . . . — — Map (db m275220) HM
 
 
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Nov. 12, 2026