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Keystone Lake offers boating, fishing, and swimming, and in the winter, even ice skating. The lake was constructed around 1909 by the Keystone Coal and Coke Company. They used the water in a coal washing facility about two miles away. It wasn't until 1945 that the lake was transferred to the Pennsylvania Bureau of State Parks, and since then, it has provided recreational benefits to all of its visitors.
Keystone Lake
Only a few cattails were still standing in this patch near the shore of the lake.
Keystone Cattail
3 comments:
Wow that would be a big lake to go ice skating on!
The lake is very beautiful! I like the cattail, too.
Lovely peaceful place.
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