Everything Grove City is known for
Songs written about the waterways and highways that run near Grove City.
6 stories, landmarks & places within ~20 miles — the same local lore RoadyGoat plays as you drive through.
Ever held a piece of history forged in fire? That's the legacy of Wendell August Forge. In 1923, Wendell August, a successful coal mine owner, purchased an existing iron forge to create custom ironwork. He soon…
Raise a glass to history! Johnston's Tavern was once a vital stagecoach stop, offering respite to weary travelers on their long journeys. Built sometime before 1846, it served as a popular inn and tavern in Springfield…
This unassuming bridge is more than just a way to cross Scrubgrass Creek; it's a tangible link to a time when infrastructure was simpler, yet built to last. The Witherup Bridge, a Pratt pony truss design, was erected in…
Imagine a bustling village disappearing completely – that's the story of Big Bend. In the mid-1840s, this area along the Shenango River was a hub of activity. The Big Bend Iron Furnace, built in 1846, roared to life,…
Imagine explorers centuries ago, using this very rock as a landmark, not for roads, but for the river itself. Indian God Rock, located right here along the Allegheny River, is famous for its large petroglyph. The…
Built in 1832, this historic iron furnace offers a glimpse into Pennsylvania's early industrial past. Rockland Furnace, a stone structure about 25 feet tall, was a vital part of the local iron industry. Constructed in…