#Johnstown #PA

The perfect building for a Museum of Fortean Studies is literally sitting for sale downtown.

Cryptids. Aliens. Hauntings. Appalachian folklore.

9 months to build.

Tourism magnet.

Do we want this? https://blueribbonteam.com/blog/2026/03/14/the-johnstown-museum-of-fortean-studies/

A stone amplifier in Roxbury Park.

Built in 1940 by the WPA, the Roxbury Bandshell used nearly 700 months of labor to create one of America’s rare surviving New Deal music pavilions.

#Johnstown
https://blueribbonteam.com/blog/2026/03/11/the-roxbury-bandshell/

Johnstown is building forward.

Room. Infrastructure. Talent. Landscape.

Orbit access to major corridors without the coastal burn rate.

We moved here with intent.
Some of you will too.

#Johnstown #ForestCity
Pennsylvania
https://blueribbonteam.com/blog/2026/02/19/johnstown-pennsylania/

Johnstown doesn’t have “a style.”
It has layers.
Floods. Steel. Booms. Busts. Rebuilding.

This stone porch house is what survives all of that.

Architecture as memory.
#Johnstown #RustBelt #BuiltToLast

A Stone Porch Victorian Transitional https://blueribbonteam.com/blog/2026/02/05/a-stone-porch-victorian-transitional/

This Second Empire mansard at 510 Vine Street wasn’t built to be disposable.
It was built to mean something.
Formerly a flower shop. Always a statement.

The Mansard on Vine Street https://blueribbonteam.com/blog/2025/12/26/the-mansard-on-vine-street/ #johnstown