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Tourist Attractions & Information in Altoona, PA
Allegheny Mountains Convention & Visitors Bureau - Altoona, PA - Phone: (814) 943-4183
Altoona Railroaders Memorial Museum - Altoona, PA - Phone: (814) 946-0834
Blair County Court House - Fort Roberdeau - Altoona, PA - Phone: (814) 946-0048
Blair County Historical Society's Baker Mansion - Altoona, PA - Phone: (814) 942-3916
Dan's Amusements - Altoona, PA - Phone: (814) 943-0408
Fire Base Eagle Inc Vietnam Veterans History Center - Altoona, PA - Phone: (814) 940-1899
Penn State Altoona - Eiche Library - Altoona, PA - Phone: (814) 949-5255
Quaint Corner Children's Museum - Altoona, PA - Phone: (814) 944-6830
Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art - Altoona, PA - Phone: (814) 946-4464
The Lions Den Sandwich & Games - Altoona, PA - Phone: (814) 941-4665
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