Ma & Pa Railroad Heritage Village Map - Walking Tour

Come visit the historic Ma & Pa Railroad Heritage Village at Muddy Creek Forks. The buildings are open during our operating season (June - Sept). The grounds are open for self-guided tours year-round.

Take a walking tour of Muddy Creek Forks. Click on the building you would like to know more about.

Walking Tour Buildings:

1. A.M. Grove General Store
2. Railroad Station Platform
3. Mill Race
4. Original Store Site
5. Roller Mills
6. Grain Elevator, Grain Chute, and Scale House
7. Fertilizer Warehouse and Coal Bins
8. Barn
9. Corn Cribs
10. Corn Husking Shed (Garage) and Cannery Ruins
11. Railroad Tool House
12. James Grove House
13. Team Track
14. Milk Collection Building
15. Keiser's Fertilizer Warehouse
16. Mill Tail Race
17. Mill Loading Platform
18. Things that are now gone
19. Yellow House
20. Stone House
21. A.M. Grove House

This walking tour is designed to give you an overview of the village and some understanding of what life was like here when Muddy Creek Forks was an important commercial hub centered about the Maryland & Pennsylvania Railroad (the Ma & Pa).

Much of what we know about this village in the early part of the twentieth century is based on the detailed recollections of Dr. Bruce Grove who was born in Muddy Creek Forks in 1900 and grew up here helping our in many business activities of his uncle, A.M. Grove. Before his death in 1996, Dr. Grove shared these recollections in a series of oral history interviews.

All information for the walking tour was compiled by Craig Sansonetti.