Indian Chair

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CLOSEUP OF THE INDIAN CHAIR   (Photo courtesy of Wayne Taylor)
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CLOSEUP OF THE INDIAN CHAIR (Photo courtesy of Wayne Taylor)
Contributed by rkohler3 on 7/27/20 - Image Year: 2020
THE INDIAN CHAIR: On the ridge that is north of the Juniata County Fairgrounds is a block stone structure that is locally known as the Indian Chair. The structure gets its name from legend suggesting that the tribal chief would use the structure as a place from which to survey his domain. From the chair the chief would have a good view of the peninsula between the Tuscarora Creek and the Juniata River. It is on this peninsula that Perrysville-Port Royal will ultimately emerge.

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CHAIR FROM THE EAST SIDE  (Photo courtesy of Wayne Taylor)
Contributed by ray on 7/27/20 - Image Year: 2020
CHAIR FROM THE EAST SIDE (Photo courtesy of Wayne Taylor)
CHAIR SITE   (Photo courtesy of Wayne Taylor)
Contributed by ray on 7/27/20 - Image Year: 2020
CHAIR SITE (Photo courtesy of Wayne Taylor)