Nestled between the West Branch of the Susquehanna River and the base of Bald Eagle Mountain, Williamsport offers enchanting scenery and breathtaking views. With a population of 29,500 (1999), Williamsport is a pleasantly uncrowded city. It is the county seat of Lycoming County, which itself is the largest in land area of all 67 counties in Pennsylvania. Due to its central location, Williamsport provides easy access to many metropolitan areas. Places such as Washington DC, New York City, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh are all within a half days drive. Boasting a rich and interesting heritage as the Lumber Capital of the World, Williamsport and its residents embrace and protect the historical homes and buildings of the past. Visitors can travel back in time aboard replica trolleys as they tour the Millionaires Row historical district. Williamsport is the home of two premier colleges. Lycoming College, a liberal arts college and the Pennsylvania College of Technology, an affiliate of Penn State University. Susquehanna Health Systems, the second largest health care system in the North central Pennsylvania region, is also based in Williamsport. Surrounded by more than 300,000 acres of State Game Lands, Williamsport offers many recreational activities. Other attractions include, cultural events performed at the Community Arts Center, the Little League World Series and a charming and quaint downtown district.