This is an awesome experience the trains come about once every hour and if you could try to see the…read moreAmtrak train, it's a once in a lifetime experience

The funicular is almost never running, forcing people to climb a long flight of stairs. Even if you…read moreare able-bodied, it is difficult. And, they don't have the foresight to install a regular bonafide elevator to resolve the issue. You are better off going over to the Gallitzin Tunnel Park/Museum to railfan the trains that come through here.

You will recognize the Union soldier! Look for relatives names who served our great country! Nice…read moreplace for a picnic lunch but bring a blanket to sit on! Sadly no tables but several benches!! A little bit of our history! You

The Ebensburg War Memorial is a monument honoring the men from Cambria County who fought in the…read moreRevolutionary War, the War of 1812, the Mexican War, the Civil War and the Spanish American War. Built in 1913, it consists of a single soldier standing in front of an obelisk. Around the base of the monument are several tablets listing the names of the men who served in the aforementioned wars. The names listed are all of those who are known to have served, but it's an incomplete list because of inaccurate record keeping at the time. The War Memorial is adajacent to the Ghost Town Trail and it makes a perfect rest stop for cyclists and hikers.

The Visitor's center of Huntingdon County is a nice place to stop as you drive up to Raystown Lake…read more They have a gift shop, and an educational area with displays and history of the area which I find is very informative. Also I noticed some tours going through when I was there and I thought that was a nice touch. They have a deck that overlooks the marina and the lake and its a good spot for some great views. Also you can walk down below and hike. There is a playground and picnic areas on site and you can even have weddings there. Definitely gives you more of an appreciation of this beautiful area.

Yikes, getting here is a lot harder than I thought. I usually go to a DMV closer to home, but had…read moreto come here and I will get to the reason why. But first let me tell you how shady this place appears from the outside. When I think of DMVs I think of run of the mill, boring looking government building. Or in some cases a new modern building. This one, from the outside, looks like a rundown industrial building. It doesn't help that to get to here you have to go down some weirdly designed streets. Maybe that's good for the road tests, but yikes to the rest of us. I came here because I was due to have my license picture updated. But I could have done that elsewhere. In Pennsylvania it is required to have the Real ID fairly soon. Not all DMVs offer the service on site. Most offer the ability to order one and you will get it in the mail in like two weeks time, but there are a few DMV locations out there where you can get the Real ID the day you show up. Altoona just happens to be one of those areas. That would be why I drove all the way here as it is the closest to me. After parking I walked into the building and was greeted at the door. Careful walking in, there are a few steps to go down to be on the main level. Because of the pandemic they greet you as soon as you walk in the door and ask what you are there for. When you tell them, they get you a number and tell you which area to go to. There are waiting areas specific to what you are there for. Of course there is a wait time, just like any other DMV out there. I sat and waiting until my number was called, I think it took close to 45 minutes with all the people in the DMV. I cannot complain about the wait because what is the point. The employees have a right to their breaks. When I did get to the desk I made sure I had all my documentation to make this as easy of a transaction as I could. The guy that helped me was very nice and we talked a bit as he was doing his thing on the computer. He did it pretty swiftly if I might say so. After you make your way through this you are then directed over to the area where they take your picture and print your new ID. This moves very quickly. I wasn't even up from my chair at the first desk and they were calling me already to have my picture taken. After the picture you wait a bit for the print. When the print is done you go and answer a few questions and presto, you have your new ID. The staff were super nice the whole way through here. Even though it did feel like a library in here. I also liked the way they made sure to socially distance everyone.

Small, and I mean this is one of the smallest post offices I have ever seen. But when you think…read moreabout it for the size of this town, it is just right. Armagh is not that big of a town to begin with. Settled next to Route 22, having a very small business district, with a very small residential area it is quite baffling how they have a post office to begin with. All of what you would expect to find at a post office you will find here. One of the highlights here is the drive up mailbox, if you don't want to get out your car, you don't have to get out of your car. Making for a quick stop.

Easy were helpful was nice store very neat set ups were looked real you easy to find what…read more department your looking for easy is good friendly neighbor he was such great help for what you want

WOW!!! I can't believe it! I have lived all over the country. This is the best DMV I have ever been…read moreto. The staff is WONDERFUL! Very friendly. Very knowledgeable. AND Extremely organized. They communicate very well with each other, and with all of the customers. The entire staff seems to really enjoy what they are doing. I can't believe I am writing a review for the DMV. Johnstown you have the best DMV ever!!!!! !!!!Dear staff Thank you so much!!!!!!!!!

I recently visited this post office again and feel like I need to address the fact that it kind of…read moregot worse since the last time I was there. The building is still a partial warehouse for whoever wants to rent out the rest of the building that the post office doesn't use. The hours are still crazy and inconvenient for use. I also want to address the other reviewer for this post office. At first I was going to let it slide as to what you had basically said in response to my review. But here we go. I thought maybe at first you were a resident for the area, like myself, but you're not. You live over an hour away. I know a post office does not need to pretty or luxurious. I grew up in a town where it was not, I'm not expecting that. But what I shouldn't have to put up with is the fact that you smell mildew when you walk in here. Possibly from the fact that it shares space in a WAREHOUSE. The staff, not friendly. Not sure who you interacted with in here, but they are never friendly. They are quite terse for that matter. They don't want much to do with customers. As for the line situation, I wasn't upset that there was a line. What I was upset with is the fact that there is no room in this space to form a line. So you have no idea who is next in line. Imagine that, narrow minded much? And to address again the location of this post office. It serves very few people in the immediate area. I live a mile from here and if I ever have a problem with a delivery I am sent to the downtown Johnstown branch to receive my packages, or anything else that is not delivered. So, DUH, it is in a rural area, and shouldn't even exist. Go back to Hollidaysburg will ya.

It's a POST OFFICE! It need not be pretty or luxurious. It does what a post office is supposed…read moreto. The staff is friendly and efficient. It's in a rural area. ... Duh. If you need a post office, try this one. Oh, by the way, lines sometime occur; other times no line. Imagine that!

When I think of post offices, this is where my mind wonders. The simple set up, the pleasant staff…read morethat remembers your name, and the actual post office box you had to retrieve your mail from. Growing up in this area is why I remember a post office being a safe place rather than a hassle as I have grown to learn from living elsewhere for nearly twenty years now. The interesting thing about this town, Northern Cambria, is that there are two post offices in town. I know what you are thinking, why? Well, back before the year 2000 Northern Cambria did not exist. What you had were two separate towns called Spangler and Barnesboro. They then decided that in an effort to save money they would consolidate into one town, thus forming Northern Cambria. Instead of building a new consolidated post office they kept the two separate. If you put in the zip code 15714, it may still show up as Barnesboro. Also, if you notice the address for here the zip code comes up 15775, the old one for Spangler (even though when this address was just entered by me, I put 15714 as 15775 no longer exists). Look on some maps and you might still see the two towns still distinguished as separate entities, but in actually they no longer exist anymore. The post office that this review is for is still in its spot for as far back as I can remember. Not much has changed inside. The few exceptions being that you no longer need to separate your outgoing mail, they can all go into the same bin and the addition of newer technology for payment. Other than that, it's still that quiet area that people enter and leave quickly, much like a library. Once I moved away from home, my perception on how a post office operates definitely changed.