Jack's Narrows

Jack's Narrows is a Pennsylvania historical marker in Huntingdon County, dedicated 1946.

Huntingdon County · dedicated 1946 · US 22, ~8.5 miles SE of Huntingdon (Missing)

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The gorge cut by the Juniata through the mountain at this point, derives its name from the trader, Jack Armstrong, who was killed by the Indians at the river crossing in 1744.

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Jack's Narrows

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