Allarie State Park

 We love this State Park and visit often...

Allaire State Park is best known as a historic 19th-century iron making town,

for Allaire Village and The Pine Creek Railroad.

This block of row houses was originally constructed in 1832 and was completed the following year.

These row homes housed the skilled iron workers and their families.

One row house might be home to 10 or more individuals.  

The remainder of the building is a museum that gives an overview of 

James P. Allaire's businesses, The Howell Iron Works Company

and the Pine Creek Railroad Company.

This is a building inside The Allaire Village that we don't always explore.

It was a nice look in to yesteryear!