Titusville, Pennsylvania is dubbed “The Birthplace of the Oil Industry.” It is a city situated in the far eastern part of Crawford County, incorporated as a borough in 1847. The discovery of oil in the region in 1859 brought enormous industrial development and an increase in its population. Titusville is

Conneaut Lake is a borough named after the famous lake adjacent to it. The lake spans 947 acres and was formed due to the receding ancient glaciers that melted during the Pleistocene Era. The small borough in northwestern Pennsylvania's Crawford County offers visitors a tranquil atmosphere and dozens of outdoor