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How did students get from State Collage PA to the Nearest Train Station in lets say 1920 or 1940s?
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[quote]QUOTE: <i>Originally posted by ajmiller</i> <br /><br /> It's a medium sized town (borough actually) thoroughly dominated by Penn State University. <br />[/quote] <br /> <br />Actually its the third largest city in the state, having recently passed up Erie (103,000). It has a population of 139,000. I'm not certain if this counts the student population, which could mean its either 97,000 or 181,000. Of course, if its without the student population, its still only #4 on the list and Beaver Stadium still holds more people that any place in PA other than Pittsburgh and Philadelphia (106,537 seats. the most recent game was 108,000+). <br /> <br />Oh yeah, buses still stop at the Corner Room, even if they're only just the local in town mass transit. I walk past there 4-8 times a day.
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