The borough of Danville, Pennsylvania,
is situated in the Susquehanna River
Valley, in the Bloomsburg-Berwick
metropolitan area. The community was
named in honor of one of its first
settlers, Daniel Montgomery, and its
history can be traced back to the 1770s.
Danville's past is dominated by the
iron mills that once drove the region's
industry. In fact, during the 19th...
This community, located in the Susquehanna River
Valley of central Pennyslvania, was founded in
the 1770s and historically supplied most of the
rails for the country's railroads.
Population:
4,897
Location:
Located 150 miles northeast of Philadelphia
and 160 miles west of New York City.
