Niece Visits PFC Robert I Roberts Memorial Bridge

August 4, 2015: Shelly Graham, niece of PFC Robert I. Roberts

Stuckey's Garage - Austin, Pennsylvania

175 Barnett Lane

Telephone Number: 814-647-8439

Bill Stuckey

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Thursday, May 19, 1932: "The Dutch Detective"

Sestak Representative Visits Austin

Chris Baker

Chris Baker, a representative of U.S. Senatorial Candidate Joe Sestak, visited Austin, Pennsylvania, on Wednesday, July 1, 2015.

While  in Austin, Chris stopped by the Austin Dam ruins, E.O. Austin Home/Historical Society, Austin Area School Building, and the baseball complexed.

He is attending Penn State University majoring in History/Political Science and played on the PSU Rugby team.

Chris hails from the city of West Chester, Pa. He admired the beauty of our area and stated he will be returning to Potter County every chance he gets.

Chris standing by the monument with the dam ruins at the backdrop

Chris at the E.O. Austin Home/Historical Society

To read about U.S. Navy Admiral, retired, Joe Sestak click HERE

Fireworks This Friday in Austin, Pennsylvania

Each year  The Austin Pride Committee tops the year before in funding a spectacular  fireworks display here in Austin, Pennsylvania.

And, just when you think they can't do any better...they do!

Austin Dam Memorial Association Meets Tomorrow Night

The regular monthly meeting of the Austin Dam Memorial Association  will take place tomorrow night, June 30th, at 7:00 p.m. at the E.O. Austin Home/Historical Society.

(Please note that the ADMA has changed their monthly meetings to the LAST Tuesday of each month)

 The Austin Dam Memorial Association was formed in 1994 and works diligently to preserve the dam remains and to maintain a beautiful natural park.

The ADMA is actively recruiting new members and all members of the public are invited to attend their monthly meetings.

You can view The Austin Dam Memorial Association website by clicking HERE

Our $46,033.68 Borough Building in Austin, Pennsylvania

Although never approved by the Austin Borough Council, in March 2015, the Austin Borough moved their administrative office to 21 Turner Street, the site of the former Northwest Savings Bank. Recently, the sign in front of the building was erected.