State Route 872 North, P.O. Box 136  
Austin, PA  16720
austindam@yahoo.com
814-647-3318
AUSTIN DAM MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION
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News Flash from the
Austin Dam
Link to History

Nestled in a narrow valley and
along the winding stream of
Freeman Run is the ruins of the
Austin Dam.

In 1911 the dam broke and water
engulfed much of the town of
Austin and claimed 78 lives.

In 1994
the Austin Dam Memorial Park
Association was formed and they
since have worked diligently to
preserve the dam remains and to
create a beautiful natural park.
The Austin Dam Memorial Park
The Austin Borough
Potter County Today
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Pennsylvania Lumberman's Museum
EO Austin Museum
The Master Site Plan

The ADMA has partnered with the Austin Borough
Council and Paschek Associates in order to create
a community driven plan for the Austin Dam
Memorial Park, The Bayless Paper Mill Area and
the Town of Austin.  
A study committee consisting of members of
ADMA, The Austin Borough, The EO Austin
Historical Society, The Austin School, The Potter
County Visitor's Association, Various non-profit
groups,  business owners, and members of the
community has been formed to drive the plan.
Everybody is welcome to participate in our
meetings.  We will post the meeting dates on this
website.

If you have questions, please contact us at
austindam@yahoo.com

Watch the progress of the plan at
www.pashekla.com.
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2012 DAM SHOW
July 28th
Crawling, flying, slithering
creatures, gathered at  The
Austin Dam Bioblitz!

check out 2009's Bioblitz below
BioBlitz BLOG
Curt Weinhold's
BioBlitz Photo's
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1911 The Austin Flood
Authored by Paul Heimel
NEW RELEASE 2011 Newsletter!!

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