Pandamonia, PA Perry County, cool place to live

[jeff of pa]

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ORIGIN mid 17th cent.: modern Latin (denoting the place of all demons, in Milton's Paradise Lost







The Lost Town of Pandamonia, PA - ZPOST

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[dholland02]

hey jeff i got to looking in to this. i clicked on the link and the pics of the henrys school and that old cemetary, ive actually been there i logged out the rode from that place. i stopped and walked around the area, very interesting area with alot of history. theres an old CC camp site with part of the building still standing. plus theres a legend of the robert lewis traveling some of the trails on that mountain.

the pictures on those old building i honestly have no idea where they are. i know there no where near that henerys cemetry.

 

[jeff of pa]

d___ ,

re: robert lewis you mean ("Robber" David Lewis) ?

I believe the buildings are places he saw on his trip to & from Pandamonia.
& yes I wouldn't mind a trip there to hunt if allowed.
apparently most is owned or at least controlled by DCNR & the rest privately owned.
and since DCNR can be very accommodating in state Parks & forests in PA
permission to hunt may be possible

 

[dholland02]

The area I was in was all state ownes forests back there. I know of an old farm house that's a state owned camp up there now also. The forestor told me a few years ago no one will bother u MDing up in thag area. He said prolly not a a goos idea to detect the cemetery lol.

Yea the robber david lewis sorry lol that has all the treasure legends from central Pa. There is actually a trail called the sheriffs trail that is maybe a mile or 2 past the cemetery. The forestor told me the sheriff would travel that trail bc there was numorous stage coach robberies.

 

[jeff of pa]

pretty far distance for me, either using the Millersburg Ferry,
Or traveling to the dauphin narrows & back up.
But Good Luck Hunting if you ever get over that way

If I ever decide to take a Trip, I'll definitely let you know

 

[dholland02]

Its about an hour from where I live too. Ive been wanting to get down in there for a few years now. Since I started my new job my days off r in the middle of the week so it might be easier for me. There's just so much history in that area.

 

[RushinPA]

Hunted a couple years ago, no coin, or buttons, a few axe heads. Rugged terrain, bring everything you will need for a full day. Neat how they piled rocks every so often to clear the land. If you don't care for snakes, you should try somewhere else.

 

[jeff of pa]

Hunted a couple years ago, no coin, or buttons, a few axe heads. Rugged terrain, bring everything you will need for a full day. Neat how they piled rocks every so often to clear the land. If you don't care for snakes, you should try somewhere else.

I don't see snakes. it's like ticks & indian artifacts.
Everyone says there there, but unless you point them out to me, My eyes don't normally see them.

 

[dholland02]

Hunted a couple years ago, no coin, or buttons, a few axe heads. Rugged terrain, bring everything you will need for a full day. Neat how they piled rocks every so often to clear the land. If you don't care for snakes, you should try somewhere else.

Where did u hunt at in there
Where the old school was?