The Most Famous Person From Every Pennsylvania County Part 2

You told me I got the first one wrong. So here are 67 more. Same state, same 67 counties, a brand-new most-famous name for every single one, and not one repeat from Part 1. This is the second trip through all 67 Pennsylvania counties, and the bench runs deeper than you think. Honus Wagner and the baseball card worth seven million dollars. Joe Montana out of a Washington County coal town. Mike Ditka and the Aliquippa football factory. John Woodruff, who stopped dead in an Olympic final in front of Hitler and still won the gold. The Bantam Jeep that Butler invented and then got robbed of. A mansion in the woods built for Marie Antoinette. Centralia, the town that has been on fire since 1962. Three Mile Island, the Molly Maguires, Bethlehem Steel, and the Rocky statue in Philadelphia, which may be the most famous man in the city who never actually existed. Enjoyed this one? There's a lot more where it came from. Subscribe here:    / @therealpennsylvania   Some counties got a UFO. Some got a groundhog. Some got a town nobody can live in anymore. Tell me down in the comments who I STILL forgot, because somewhere in your county there's a third name, and I want to hear it.