Oscalui

Formerly known as Ogehage, Oscalui was an ancient fortified town of the Andastes located fifty rods northeasterly near the junction of Sugar Creek and the Susquehanna River. The Sheshequin Trail passed here to the west branch of the Susquehanna, and directly across the river was the Great Warrior Path. Oscalui was succeeded by Newtychanning, consisting of twenty eight log houses, which General Sullivan burned on August 9th 1779 during his campaign against the Iroquois. This was the last Indian attempt at occupation along the Susquehanna in Bradford County. Conrad Weiser visited Oscalui as early as 1725.

Pennsylvania · United States