Welcome to Historic Muncy, a borough in Northcentral Pennsylvania. One of the earliest settlements in the West Branch Valley, Muncy and its residents were participants in some of the most significant historic events in the making of the American Frontier, including the French and Indian War and the Revolutionary War.
Your hosts, Jim Wood and Gloria Miele welcome you to Historic Muncy and the breathtaking beauty of Northcentral Pennsylvania. While visiting, consider some of these area attractions:
Muncy Historical Society & Museum of History
40 North Main Street, Muncy, PA 17756
(570) 546-5917
The Muncy Historical Society and Museum of History, a not-for-profit, all volunteer organization founded in 1936, focuses on preservation and conservation of the rich history and heritage of Muncy and surrounding communities – its people, businesses, education, arts, traditions and folklore – by sponsoring educational programs and activities, through research and publication of our history, and interpretation of the museum’s collection for the community, including schools, colleges, community groups and professional historians
Lycoming County Historical Society
858 W. Fourth St., Williamsport, PA 17701
(570) 326-3326
The Lycoming County Historical Society chronicles the history of our region from American Indian occupation through 20th century industry and life. Exhibits include an American Indian gallery, a Fine and Decorative Arts gallery, 19th century period rooms, and the Shempp Model Train exhibit, featuring over 300 toy trains.
Hiawatha River Cruise
570-326-2500 – 1-800-248-9287
Experience a cruise on a paddlewheeler that reminds us of times gone by when the Susquehanna River was the main avenue of travel, source of income, and place for recreation.
Packwood House Museum
15 N. Water Street, Lewisburg, PA 17837
570-524-0323
One of central Pennsylvania’s premiere attractions, this former 18th-century log tavern and hotel on the Susquehanna River now holds an eclectic collection of decorative arts and antiques, including many Pennsylvania objects. Visitors experience the museum, its garden, gift shop, and a gallery with changing exhibits on history, arts, and culture.
Lycoming County Visitor’s Bureau
Plan an enjoyable vacation to Lycoming County by using the Williamsport-Lycoming County Visitors Guide.
Your hosts at Shuttle Hill Inn are Jim Wood and Gloria Miele. Click here to book online, or call 570-220-6432 or e-mail reservations@ShuttleHill.com for more information and reservations.
About Shuttle Hill
In 1813, William and Grezel Wood made the arduous journey from Carlisle to Muncy, Pennsylvania to begin life on the farm they had recently purchased. A few months later William died, but Reel persevered and almost 200 years later, members of the Wood family still live in the same brick home that her son constructed in1861. We invite you to join us to experience the history, hospitality, and warmth that are part of a visit to the Inn at Shuttle Hill.