Tucked on Route 219 south of the city is this little museum of sorts - easy to miss as you go buy. It's designed as something of a tribute to the oil business of the region. This part of Pennsylvania is famous for its natural resources; check out Titusville sometime for an even bigger history lesson.
There are some working machines on the grounds that date back to the 1800s. The derrick on the grounds, pictured here, certainly has that old time feeling to it. But the building inside actually is quite modern.
I'm happy to report that this museum has solved its website problems. I came here after our visit, and it essentially was "dummy copy" that it designed to hold space. Now everything looks much better.
Well done, people.
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