101 ► Pennsylvania, Somerset County, New Centerville — New Centreville — Somerset-9 —

So named, due to location between Gephartsburg and New Lexington Founded 1834 — — Map (db m229678) HM

102 ► Pennsylvania, Somerset County, New Centreville — 16 — New Centreville — Ursina - 16 —

So named, due to location between Gephartsburg and New Lexington Founded 1834 — — Map (db m245573) HM

103 ► Pennsylvania, Sullivan County, Eagles Mere, Shrewsbury Township — Eagles Mere —

Originally Lewis Lake, renamed from "Lake of the Eagles". Founded 1804 — — Map (db m219823) HM

104 ► Pennsylvania, Susquehanna County, Forest City — Forest City —

So named being settled in heavy forests. Founded 1864 — — Map (db m122213) HM

105 ► Pennsylvania, Union County, Lewisburg — Lewisburg —

Originally called Derrstown. Renamed when Snyder Co. was separated from Union Co. in 1855. Founded 1770 — — Map (db m176942) HM

106 ► Pennsylvania, Warren County, Columbus, Columbus Township — Columbus — Corry - 3 —

Named for discoverer of America Founded 1800 — — Map (db m219830) HM

107 ► Pennsylvania, Warren County, Sugar Grove — Sugar Grove — Warren - 15 —

Named for vast original maple forests Founded 1797 — — Map (db m219749) HM

108 ► Pennsylvania, Washington County, Amity — Amity —

Meaning "Friendly Relationship" Founded 1798 — — Map (db m203572) HM

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109 ► Pennsylvania, Washington County, California — California — (Keystone Marker) —

West Brownsville - 4 California Historically famous as meeting place of settlers and Indians in 1767 Founded 1769 — — Map (db m45005) HM

110 ► Pennsylvania, Washington County, Centerville — Centerville —

Central stopping point between Washington and Uniontown for stage coaches. Founded 1821. — — Map (db m202626) HM

111 ► Pennsylvania, Washington County, Fredericktown — Fredericktown —

Founded by Frederick Wise Pioneer Settler Founded 1817 — — Map (db m202622) HM

112 ► Pennsylvania, Washington County, Washington, South Strabane Township — Pancake —

Named for George Pancake pioneer settler founded 1822 — — Map (db m203264) HM

113 ► Pennsylvania, Wayne County, Prompton — Prompton —

From promptness expected of natives in paying bills. Founded before 1826 — — Map (db m163638) HM

114 ► Pennsylvania, Westmoreland County, Delmont — Delmont —

Delmont Meaning a valley in the hills Founded 1814 — — Map (db m155798) HM

115 ► Pennsylvania, Westmoreland County, West Overton — West Overton Historical House —

Birth Place Henry Clay Frick — — Map (db m228790) HM

116 ► Pennsylvania, Westmoreland County, Youngstown — Welcome to Youngstown —

Named for Young family of pioneers Founded 1800 — — Map (db m219851) HM

117 ► Pennsylvania, York County, Cly, Newberry Township — Cly — York Haven - 2 —

Named for Clymer Shelly an early merchant — — Map (db m241997) HM

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118 ► Pennsylvania, York County, Craley, Lower Windsor Township — Craley —

Craley Named for George Craley Pioneer Settler Founded 1845 — — Map (db m218770) HM

119 ► Pennsylvania, York County, Dallastown, York Township — Dallastown —

Dallastown Named for Vice President George M. Dallas Founded 1736 — — Map (db m222069) HM

120 ► Pennsylvania, York County, Dillsburg — Dillsburg —

Franklintown – 3 Dillsburg Named for first settler Matthew Dill Founded 1800 Town Marker This sign originally used at borough boundary lines to display town’s name Placed here by Dillsburg Lions Club to commemorate 50th . . . — — Map (db m152566) HM

121 ► Pennsylvania, York County, East Prospect — East Prospect —

East Prospect Named from fine view of the surrounding country Founded 1735 — — Map (db m218771) HM

122 ► Pennsylvania, York County, Franklintown, Franklin Township — Franklintown —

Franklintown Named for Benjamin Franklin Founded 1813 — — Map (db m222073) HM

123 ► Pennsylvania, York County, Goldsboro, Newberry Township — Goldsboro —

Named for Major Goldsboro Distinguished civil engineer Founded 1850 — — Map (db m243548) HM

124 ► Pennsylvania, York County, Hanover — Hanover —

Named for Hanover-Germany. Founded 1745 — — Map (db m224439) HM

125 ► Pennsylvania, York County, Hanover — Hanover —

Named for Hanover, Germany. Founded 1745 — — Map (db m224441) HM

126 ► Pennsylvania, York County, Hanover — Hanover —

Named for Hanover-Germany. Founded 1745 — — Map (db m224444) HM

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127 ► Pennsylvania, York County, Hanover, Penn Township — Hanover — Manchester - 12 —

Named for Hanover-Germany. Founded 1745 — — Map (db m217227) HM

128 ► Pennsylvania, York County, Hanover, Penn Township — Hanover —

Named for Hanover-Germany. Founded 1745 — — Map (db m224437) HM

129 ► Pennsylvania, York County, Jacobus — Jacobus —

Named for Jacob Geiselman. Founded 1837 — — Map (db m222072) HM

130 ► Pennsylvania, York County, Jefferson — Jefferson —

Jefferson Post Office Codorus PA Named for Thomas Jefferson Founded 1812 — — Map (db m242782) HM

131 ► Pennsylvania, York County, Lewisberry — Lewisberry — York Haven - 8 — Reported permanently removed

Named for Eli Lewis Founded 1734 — — Map (db m243470) HM

132 ► Pennsylvania, York County, Lewisberry, Newberry Township — Lewisberry — New Cumberland - 9 —

Named for Eli Lewis Founded 1734 — — Map (db m243471) HM

133 ► Pennsylvania, York County, Manchester, East Manchester Township — 7 — Manchester — York - 7 —

Named for Manchester - England Founded 1740 — — Map (db m245020) HM

134 ► Pennsylvania, York County, Shrewsbury — Shrewsbury — Logansville 6 —

Formerly called Strasburg Incorporated August 9, 1834 — — Map (db m205774) HM

135 ► Pennsylvania, York County, Spring Grove, Jackson Township — Spring Grove —

Spring Grove Named for spring Surrounded by large groves Founded 1747 — — Map (db m242780) HM

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136 ► Pennsylvania, York County, Thomasville, Jackson Township — Thomasville — York - 8 —

Named for first postmaster George B. Thomas. Founded 1870. — — Map (db m130309) HM

137 ► Pennsylvania, York County, Wellsville — Wellsville —

Named for Abraham Wells Founded 1737 — — Map (db m101122) HM

138 ► Pennsylvania, York County, Wrightsville — Wrightsville — Columbia - 2 —

Wrightsville Named for first settler John Wright Founded 1732 — — Map (db m243472) HM

139 ► Pennsylvania, York County, York, Conewago Township — Strinestown — New Cumberland - 12 —

Originally "Mt. Pleasant" Renamed for John Strine Founded 1800 — — Map (db m243540) HM

140 ► Pennsylvania, York County, York, Conewago Township — Zion View — New Cumberland - 14 —

Named in 1890 after Zions Church Founded 1757 — — Map (db m243536) HM

141 ► Pennsylvania, York County, York Haven, Newberry Township — York Haven — Lewisberry - 9 —

So named being a haven for transportation down Susquehanna River Founded 1814 — — Map (db m241996) HM

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