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Names on the College map

Every name below is printed on this map. Look for your street, your school, the park where you played, or the pond down the road.

Places and landmarks8

  • College Township
  • Dale Summit
  • Dalevue
  • Harris Acres
  • Houserville
  • Lemont
  • Oak Hall
  • Panorama Village

Streets and roads143

  • East College Avenue
  • West College Avenue
  • South Atherton Street
  • Benner Pike
  • Boalsburg Road
  • East Park Avenue
  • Park Avenue
  • Pike Street
  • Gerald Street
  • Houserville Road
  • Trout Road
  • Rock Road
  • East Branch Road
  • Big Hollow Road
  • Loop Road
  • University Drive
  • Puddintown Road
  • Orchard Road
  • West Branch Road
  • Fox Hollow Road
  • Struble Road
  • Brandywine Drive
  • Mount Street
  • Linden Hall Road
  • Innovation Boulevard
  • First Avenue
  • Shiloh Road
  • Brush Valley Road
  • Porter Road
  • Hospital Drive
Show all 143 streets
  • Elmwood Street
  • Creekside Drive
  • Shamrock Avenue
  • Lenape Lane
  • Matilda Avenue
  • Greenbriar Drive
  • Dreibelbis Road
  • Haymaker Road
  • Florence Way
  • Rolling Ridge Drive
  • Norle Street
  • West Whitehall Road
  • Lime Kiln Road
  • Carolean Drive
  • Curtin Road
  • Shortcut Road
  • Villandry Boulevard
  • Rocky Top Lane
  • Whitehill Street
  • Decibel Road
  • Dale Street
  • Outer Drive
  • Charles Street
  • Old Houserville Road
  • Squirrel Drive
  • Jay Lane
  • Spring Street
  • Services Road
  • Campbell Road
  • Tower Road
  • Air Quality Lane
  • Twigs Lane
  • Dauer Drive
  • Ivy Hill Drive
  • Cliffside Drive
  • Summit Road
  • Rainlo Street
  • Ellis Place
  • Boalsburg Pike
  • Walker Drive
  • Scenery Drive
  • Oak Ridge Avenue
  • Holly Ridge Drive
  • Farm Services Road
  • Walnut Spring Lane
  • Meadowsweet Drive
  • Lime Rock Terrace
  • Penbrook Lane
  • Mary Street
  • Yardal Road
  • Mayberry Lane
  • Farm Ten Road
  • Oakhurst Lane
  • Balmoral Way
  • Stewart Drive
  • Oak Lane
  • Premiere Drive
  • Country Club Road
  • Baldwin Street
  • Clyde Avenue
  • Transfer Road
  • Wiley Lane
  • East Mount Nittany Road
  • Lions Hill Road
  • Woods Road
  • Shady Drive
  • Hill Drive
  • Murphy Lane
  • Randy Lane
  • Merry Hill Road
  • Park Avenue Extended
  • Mount Nittany Road
  • Oak Pointe Circle
  • Hunter Avenue
  • Villa Crest Drive
  • Cortland Drive
  • Hubler Road
  • Commercial Boulevard
  • Mossey Glen Road
  • Goldfinch Drive
  • Perimeter Drive
  • Hillview Avenue
  • Millbrook Way
  • Pepperberry Lane
  • Reese Road
  • Asbury Lane
  • Constitution Avenue
  • Warrick Street
  • College 07 Road
  • Garver Place
  • Mulberry Street
  • Harris Drive
  • Julian Drive
  • Nittany Terrace
  • Maple Lane
  • Short Street
  • Windmere Drive
  • Blackberry Lane
  • Mitchell Farm Lane
  • Hastings Road
  • West Mount Nittany Road
  • Mountainview Avenue
  • Aberdeen Lane
  • Watson Road
  • Harris Alley
  • Mansfield Street
  • Margaret Circle
  • Slab Cabin Lane
  • Ronan Drive
  • Persia Road
  • Tulira Lane
  • Cedar Lane
  • Woodside Drive

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About College, Pennsylvania

College is a township of 10,762 people in Centre County, part of the State College metropolitan area. It was split off from Harris Township on November 25, 1875, and its northeastern corner, near the village of Lemont, takes in the southwestern end of Mount Nittany.

People were working this ground thousands of years before the township existed. During the Archaic period, they dug jasper at two places now known as the Tudek and Houserville sites, and they shaped the stone into tools there.

  • Centre County's first ironIn 1792 two colonels who had served as officers in the Revolution, John Patton and Samuel Miles, put up the region's first charcoal iron furnace here. It produced the first iron ever melted in Centre County, and mules carried that iron all the way to Pittsburgh. The furnace went cold in 1809, then ran again from 1825 to 1858, years when Centre County led in making Juniata iron. The Centre Furnace Mansion House joined the National Register in 1979.
  • Lemont's grain elevator, 1885Moses Thompson, who founded Lemont, built a grain elevator and coal sheds there in 1885 for his son John. Trains on the Bellefonte, Nittany and Lemont Railroad hauled grain away and brought coal in. A state marker counts the wooden buildings among the rare survivors of their kind.
  • A hand in starting Penn StateMoses Thompson also helped found Farmer's High School, which grew into Penn State. Today part of the university lies inside College Township.
  • Nittany Mountain by 1768An old county history says the name Nittany Mountain belonged to the range that begins at Dale's Mills in College township and runs down into Buffalo Valley in Union County. People were using that name as early as 1768.

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