Fall Pathway

A Unique Monument

At the John B. McCormick marker in the Smicksburg Cemetery on Route 954 there is an inscription of Mr. McCormick's water turbine design and a unique quote to read. The marker is the tallest in the cemetery and is easy to locate.

Falling Leaves at Smicksburg

The Creamery

Walk and Talk at Old Smicksburg

Which Path Would You Choose?

Jewel Weed

Catching Some Rays

The morning sun highlights the pattern of this spider web along Little Mahoning Creek.

Memory Garden at Old Smicksburg

Red Hot Poker Plants at Old Smicksburg Park

Garden at Old Smicksburg Park

Smicksburg Cemetery - Route 954

Some graves in this cemetery were moved here after part of the town of Smicksburg was condemned in the early 1940s for flood control pupropses.

The Old smickburg Park Cemeteries

There were two cemeteries in the former portion of Smicskburg that were condemned in the early 1940s for flood control purposes. While all of the bodies were reportedly moved to the new cemetery on Route 954 outside of town some cemetery markers remain in the park.

Hemlock Tree at Sunset

John B. McCormick Marker

This marker as the Smicksburg Cemetery on Route 954 highlights the accomplishments of John B. McCormick, inventor of the improved turbine design that he was known for.

Purple Coneflowers at Old Smicksburg

Fall Colors at Smicksburg

Mahoning Dam

Old Smicksburg Park is located within the flood control area for Mahoning Dam. The dam is located about 7 miles downstream from the park. At the dam there are picnic areas, trails and playground equipment for visitors to enjoy. Fishing is also a popular activity..

Turk's Cap Lilly and Black Swallowtail

Spillway at Mahoning Dam

Mahoning Dam is located about 7 miles downstream of Old Smicksburg Park. This is a view of the spillway located below the dam..

Amish Buggy in Smicksburg

Smicksburg is home to the third largest Amish settlement in PA.