Skip to content

Logan township

The Village of Ribot

westbound Pennsylvania Route 305 (Shavers Creek Road) in the village of Ribot within Logan Township, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania. Photo taken looking south-southwest between McMahon Road and Mill Road. — westbound Pennsylvania Route 305 (Shavers Creek Road) in the village of Ribot within Logan Township, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania. Photo taken looking south-southwest between McMahon Road and Mill Road.Photograph by Mr. Matté, 2024-08-20. Licensed CC BY-SA 4.0; reused with credit, and the same licence travels with any derivative. PA 305 wb in Ribot, Aug. 2024.jpg

Shavers Creek Road, which is also Pennsylvania Route 305, running west through the village of Ribot in Logan township. Photographed in August 2024.

Checked against the record. Placed by the photograph's own coordinates against the Census geocoder, which returns Huntingdon / Logan.

Sources

Wikimedia Commons: PA 305 wb in Ribot, Aug. 2024.jpg, CC BY-SA 4.0

Checked 2026-09-01 · Wikimedia Commons

← All stories from Logan township

Have something to add to this story, or a photograph of it? Send it here →

Photographs from Logan township

Water going over the spillway at Warrior Ridge, with the Ambursen dam and the power plant to the right.

Water going over the spillway at Warrior Ridge, with the Ambursen dam and the power plant to the right.Nancy S. Shedd et al., Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania: An Inventory of Historic Engineering and Industrial Sites ( , National Park Service, 1991), photograph 111, photograph by Jet Lowe · shd111

The Pennsylvania Railroad’s stone arch bridge over Shavers Creek at Petersburg.

The Pennsylvania Railroad’s stone arch bridge over Shavers Creek at Petersburg.Nancy S. Shedd et al., Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania: An Inventory of Historic Engineering and Industrial Sites ( , National Park Service, 1991), photograph 36 · shd036

All photographs →

More from Logan township

Logan township, The hollow dam at Warrior Ridge

Two miles south of Petersburg, where the Frankstown Branch of the Juniata cuts a gap through Warrior Ridge, a hollow…

Logan township, The stone arches over Shavers Creek at Petersburg, built in 1889 and still carrying trains

At the south end of Petersburg, where Shavers Creek meets the Juniata, a three arch bridge of cut stone, 134 feet long,…

Porter township, A Hollow Tree For A Mill Hoop

Did you know? As early as 1774, Jacob and Josiah Minor ran a grist mill on the Little Juniata, where the Barree Iron…

Also about towns

elsewhere in the county, Washington Street at Second, Dudley

Houses and the Methodist church on the north side of Washington Street where it meets Second, photographed in March…

elsewhere in the county, An Airplane View of the County Seat

A postcard photographer went up over Huntingdon and shot the borough looking west, with the Juniata and its bridges…

Search all the stories →