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Ellmont, Pennsylvania

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Ellmont is a ghost town near Brockway, Pennsylvania. It is located along a bike trail, which used to be an old railroad in Elk County by Little Toby Creek.

History

A mill was built nearby in 1883, leading to the establishment of the town of Blue Rock. It was later renamed Ellmont. After the mill burned down, the town was abandoned.

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