Too many of these almost century-old bits of “history in cast iron” stand neglected and forgotten, some still on the roadside, and many that languish in the deep dark corner of a Boro or Township maintenance shed.  But a growing number of towns where one or more still remain are taking a renewed interest in…

This is one of a very few “Keystone Markers” that denotes an event in history rather than a town name or stream name. First erected by the Highways Dept. in cooperation with the DAR – Daughters of the American Revolution – the broken marker was found by KMT in a PennDot storage shed in 2013.…

March  2023  –  Like hundreds of Pennsylvania towns, Dushore, a town along U.S. Route 220 in Sullivan County, once had at least two Keystone Marker town name signs.  Both were believed to be long gone.  However, a property owner along the road recently unearthed not only one of the markers, but also the original cast…