
Falls Creek and the neighboring city of Dubois serve as the focal point for this study of the borderlands between Jefferson and Clearfield counties. The landscape is defined by the legacy of industrial processing and transportation, evident in sites like the Adrian Furnace and the namesake Red Mill along the waterway. Settlement patterns follow the winding paths of the region's many runs, with established communities like Brockway, Lanes Mills, and Crenshaw situated near the confluence of Little Toby Creek and other major drainages. Local family history is well-preserved through numerous rural burial grounds, including the Beechwoods and Taylor cemeteries. Moving away from the valley floors, the topography rises toward Sugar Hill, while modern developments like Treasure Lake contrast with older hamlet names such as Beechton and Pancoast.
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