Lewis Township, Pennsylvania
Lewis Township, United States
Lewis Township, Pennsylvania shares 16 connections with 898 other places across 7 topics, rooted in early American history, military campaigns, and colonial settlement. Conrad Weiser guided Moravian missionaries through the area in 1737 along Lycoming Creek toward the Iroquois Confederacy capital at Onondaga. The Sullivan Expedition of 1779 was preceded by Hartley's expedition through the same corridor in 1778. Philadelphia, North Carolina, and Montoursville are among its frequent co-connected places. U.S. Route 15 now follows this historic valley.
Conrad Weiser
Connects Lewis Township, Pennsylvania to: Reading, Pennsylvania | Montoursville, Pennsylvania | Shamokin Dam, Pennsylvania | Shannopin's Town, Pennsylvania | North Huntingdon Township, Pennsylvania
U.S. Route 15
Connects Lewis Township, Pennsylvania to: Leesburg, Virginia | Culpeper | Point of Rocks, Maryland | Aberdeen, North Carolina | Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania
squatter
Connects Lewis Township, Pennsylvania to: Berkeley, California | Spokane, Washington | Ventura, California | Badger Township, Minnesota | Fraser's Hill
Lycoming Creek
Connects Lewis Township, Pennsylvania to: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | Pennsylvania | Montoursville, Pennsylvania | Duboistown, Pennsylvania | Woodward Township, Pennsylvania
Iroquois Confederacy
Connects Lewis Township, Pennsylvania to: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania | New England | Rochester, New York | Albany, New York | Syracuse, New York (state)
Sullivan Expedition
Connects Lewis Township, Pennsylvania to: Detroit, Michigan | Ithaca, New York | Rome, New York | Elmira, New York | Olean, New York
log cabin
Connects Lewis Township, Pennsylvania to: Saskatchewan | Appalachia | Akron, Ohio | Neosho, Missouri | Hot Springs, Arkansas