KMT VP Jack Graham will be presenting on Pennsylvania’s Keystone Markers on April 10 at 7PM at the Cornwall Iron Furnace in Cornwall, PA. The Furnace is administered by the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission.

Happy HOLLIDAYs from the Keystone Marker Trust (see attached for explanation as to the creative spelling!) As you can see, it has been a big year for the KMT. We thought a quick update with all that we have accomplished would be in order as we count our blessings for the year. We would like…

Two long-lost markers will rejoin an existing marker in undergoing a much-needed repair. Read the article (210 KB PDF)

The Pennsylvania Lumber Heritage Region joins a growing list of heritage areas affirming KMT’s work to re-install and restore Pennsylvania’s Keystone Markers. Read the resolution (174 KB PDF)

KMT Board Member Jim Carn honored for his work for the Keystone Marker Trust by the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission! See the PHMC Resolution in PDF format via the link below. Resolution from PHMC for Jim Carn

Keystone Markers featured in Pennsylvania Parks and Recreation Magazine through an article by Jack Graham. Read the article (5.6 MB PDF)

Jack Graham’s article “A Welcoming Sign” showcasing the KMT and Keystone Markers is featured in the Borough News magazine. Read the article (311 KB PDF)

The KMT was featured in the Lancaster Farming News. Read the article (1 MB PDF)

May 17, 2011. Jim Carn’s Keystone Marker restoration efforts recognized by Milton Standard Journal.

Keystone Marker Trust’s Jim Carn interviwed by WNEP-TV. The video is no longer available, but the article can be read here (PDF).