Mount Union borough
Aughwick Rod and Gun Club
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Beyond the brick plants and the railroads, there's the Aughwick, the creek that makes this valley livable. The Rod and Gun Club connected people to the river and the woods, a counterpoint to factory life.
Sources
- catalog h03 facts
- Photograph credit: huntingdoncountyhistory.com
Checked 2026-07-20 · Historic Mount Union collection
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