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Williamsport, Pennsylvania
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Williamsport found in Central Pennsylvania
the largest in land area of all 67 state counties
~ Lycoming County ~
Surrounded by more than 300,000 acres of state game lands
on the Susquehanna River
@ the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains;
Settled in 1772, incorporated as a Borough in 1806 and as a City in 1866.
Boasting a rich heritage as the Lumber Capital of the World
during the 1800's, Williamsport has grown into
a tourist center, manufacturing city,
trade & distribution point for an agricultural area.
Residents embrace and protect the historical homes and buildings of the past.
The Historical Preservation Society
is striving to revive & maintain an eclectic mix of architectural design.
Millionaires Row has become a historical district
where trolleys bring visitors on a tour back in time.
We are home to Little League Baseball
hosting the Little League World Series each year.
Lycoming College for Liberal Arts
and
the Pennsylvania College of Technology (affiliate of Penn State University)
call Williamsport home as well.
With our charming and quaint downtown district one can find assorted cultural events
along with many other attractions and recreational activities.
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