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Harrisburg and the Susquehanna Horror

$20.00

Celebrate the joy of state government and giant monsters with this 11 x 17 inch print on 100lb paper. Comes with this description:

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania in 1855 was a bustling metropolitan city bolstered by state government and its strategic location. The Capital City of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Harrisburg would also be known as the home of the Susquehanna Horror, a gigantic tentacled creature whose dominance of the Susquehanna river lead to the growth of rail traffic in the area as a means to avoid the kraken’s grasp.