

A trip on the Lower Susquehanna provides many opportunities to learn about the natural, cultural, and historical heritage of the region. Twenty-one interpretive exhibit panels have been created and installed at key access points to inform visitors about the region’s rich heritage. The panels cover a wide range of topics including the river potholes and deeps; the burning of the Columbia and Wrightsville covered bridge; ice-jams; the region’s first farmers; and the Underground Railroad.
A trip on the Lower Susquehanna provides many opportunities to learn about the natural, cultural, and historical heritage of the region. Twenty-one interpretive exhibit panels have been created and installed at key access points to inform visitors about the region’s rich heritage. The panels cover a wide range of topics including the river potholes and deeps; the burning of the Columbia and Wrightsville covered bridge; ice-jams; the region’s first farmers; and the Underground Railroad. Each interpretive panel has been customized to reflect the history of the surrounding community in which it is placed. Click on the images below to view interpretive panels.