Hart's Log

Hart's Log is a Pennsylvania historical marker in just S of Alexandria, Huntingdon County, dedicated 1946.

Huntingdon County · dedicated 1946 · Wm. Penn Hwy. (US22) at PA 305 junction, just S of Alexandria

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The Frankstown Path, highway of early travelers in this region, passed through the settlement of Hart's Log--later called Hartslog, now Alexandria. The place was first named after a hollow log at this site, which the trader John Hart used between 1744 and 1755 as a feeding trough for his pack of horses.

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Hart's Log

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