Centre Furnace
State College, PA
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The Centre Furnace Mansion serves as headquarters for the Centre County Historical Society. This restored ironmaster’s residence for Centre Furnace is furnished to reflect the period of residency of ironmaster Moses Thompson and his family.
State College, PA
Discovery Space is a children’s science center and lifelong-learning hub located in State College, PA. It features a Marine Life Center and offers after-school programs such as Curiosity Club and STEMPOWERED. Visitors can also find a Refueling Station coffee spot and enjoy water play on the front patio.
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Provides rentals of kayaks, canoes, and stand-up paddleboards, along with organized paddle trips on local waterways such as Spring Creek and Bald Eagle Creek.
State College, PA Area
Offers premium electric bike rentals for adults, along with sales of bikes and gear for exploring trails in and around State College.
State College, PA Area
An exclusive wellness club in downtown State College offering services like sauna, cold plunge, hyperbaric oxygen therapy, and cycle classes to optimize wellness.
State College, PA Area
Provides guided fly fishing trips, including walk-and-wade and drift boat trips, on various streams and rivers in the State College area and central Pennsylvania for trout and smallmouth bass.
State College, PA Area
Offers personal chef services where a chef comes to your home in the State College area to prepare customized meals.
State College, PA
Happy Valley Mini Golf provides miniature golf in State College, Pennsylvania. Situated in Happy Valley, the facility is located just three miles from Penn State University. Guests can play on an 18-hole miniature golf course.
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Centre Furnace Mansion is a historic house museum in State College, PA. It served as the ironmaster’s mansion for Centre Furnace, founded in 1791, and was the largest house in its village. Today, the mansion is restored to reflect its appearance during the Moses Thompson family's residency from 1842-1891. Visitors can see Victorianized front rooms and Georgian back bedrooms, along with the still-standing furnace stack.