Railroad Overpass
Crossing at Rose Street
The Hoodlebug Trail extension crosses Rose Street near Hoss's Restaurant and then follows the IUP bikeway and a series of shared streets to eventually end at South 8th Street in Indiana Borough.
Postcard View of Homer City and Yellow Creek Bridge
Today the Hoodlebug Trail uses this same bridge. Note the Homer City Cemetery in the background.
IUP Bridge
This bridge on the campus of IUP crosses over Stony Run, then the trail crosses the railroad tracks and continues up a steep hill as part of the IUP campus trail.
A Sculpture with No Name
This sculpture graces the entrance to the Hoodlebug Trail near Rose Street. As far as we know it's never had a name. At one time it was located on the grounds of the Indiana County Courthouse before being relocated to the trail.
Recumbent Cyclist
Hoodlebug Marker
Two Lick Creeknear Homer City, PA
Hoodlebug Trail Scene north of Homer City
Two Lick Creek Bridge
Doe Crossing Ahead
Homer Center Historcial Society Caboose
Two Lick Creek near Jospehine PA
Trolley Power House
The Indiana Street Railway operated a trolley line that ran along side the Pennsylvania Railroad in several locations. The trolley line was powered by electric generated by the trolley company's own power plants. Remnants of one of the power plants are found near the Two Lick Bridge north of Homer City.
School's Out
Fall Scene on the Hoodlebug
