What's Happening on the Greenbelt?
Along the Greenbelt: Market Street Bridge
Due to a remarkable feat of engineering, the span east of City Island is higher that the span to the west. Learn why.Read More »Along the Greenbelt: About Fort Hunter
Named for a fort the British built on the site in 1756, archeological digs on the property found Native American artifacts going back 9,000 years.Read More »Along the Greenbelt: Wildwood Park
There was once a zoo there with four lions, four bears, a mountain lion, wolves, raccoons, seals, and a monkey house.Read More »Along the Greenbelt: Reservoir Park
Created on Harrisburg’s highest point in 1845, the three reservoirs there hold 42 million gallons of water that is still gravity fed to the City’s residents.Read More »Along the Greenbelt: Walnut Street Bridge
The “People’s Bridge” was built in 1890. The iron came from a company that provided some of the PRR’s original rails and the iron for the Eiffel Tower.Read More »