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Historical Markers in Beale Township, Pennsylvania
Mifflintown is the county seat for Juniata County
Mifflin is in Juniata County
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ADJACENT TO JUNIATA COUNTY
Dauphin County (318) ►
Franklin County (228) ►
Huntingdon County (85) ►
Mifflin County (46) ►
Northumberland County (113) ►
Perry County (156) ►
Snyder County (38) ►
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1 ► Pennsylvania, Juniata County, Mifflin, Beale Township — Tuscarora Academy —  |
| Founded in 1836, it operated as an academy until 1912. Building, erected 1816, was used as a church until 1849. Administered by the Pennsylvania Historical & Museum Commission — — Map (db m90751) HM | |||
| 2 ► Pennsylvania, Juniata County, Port Royal, Beale Township — Academia / Pomeroy Covered Bridge — |
| The Pomeroy-Academia bridge is a two span covered timber burr arch truss bridge built by James M. Groninger in 1902. At 270 feet it is the longest remaining covered bridge in the Commonwealth. It was erected to replace another wooden bridge damaged . . . — — Map (db m167610) HM | |||