Laurel Highlands Historical Village
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2017 Cambria County Trails SeriesThe Cambria County Trails Series features an event on each of the Cambria County Trails. Proceeds from the Cambria County Trails Series benefit the enhancement and expansion of the Cambria County Trails.Become a 2017 Friend of the Trails member and receive a $5 discount off all 2017 Trails Series events.May 27, 2017 
8 a.m.Path of the Flood Historic RacesSouth Fork, PA
Source: Trail Events – Cambria County Conservation & Recreation Authority
The Blairsville Community Development Authority and the Indiana Chamber of Commerce is hosting a paddle down the Conemaugh River from Robindale to Blairsville on Saturday, May 27. They will have around 40 paddlers, many of whom will be first timers. We could use some competent paddlers for safety. If interested contact Mike Burk or Rick Bloom. Free picnic included.
Source: Benscreek Canoe Club
Greenhouse 
Park is situated along the Stonycreek River between Johnstown and Tire Hill and offers pavilions, a volleyball court, walking track and other amenities within its 11 acres. Located along PA Route 403 at 100 Greenhouse Road, Johnstown, the park has become one of the region’s most-popular event venues, hosting the Stonycreek Rendezvous, Thunder in the Valley events, Wing Blasts, concerts and a variety of community events each year.
Source: The Stonycreek
Established in 1852, the Cambria Iron Company (later known as the Cambria Steel Company) is a former company located in Johnstown, Pennsylvania that made many important contributions to the iron and steel industry. Before Cambria, only a very few small-scale blast furnaces and foundries existed in Johnstown. The inventor, William Kelly implemented many of his iron and steel technology advances at this location and the facility attracted some of the innovators of the steel industry and it was also the site