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Athens at the confluence of the Chemung and Susquehanna rivers,
was one of the first sites visited by Europeans in their
exploration of Pennsylvania. This strategic point was also the
site of Tioga, one of the largest Seneca Indian towns in
northern Pennsylvania; the town was destroyed by white settlers
in 1778 in retaliation for the Wyoming Massacre (July 3, 1778).
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