The Philipsburg Tannery Site (ca.1870-1903) was once a bustling industrial processing facility where the hides of animals were cleaned, treated, and manufactured into leather for boots and shoes. The factory was in operation during the late nineteenth century in Philipsburg, Pennsylvania.

Recent archaeological excavations, performed in advance of road construction, have uncovered remains of several buildings and processing areas associated with tanning activities.

This site contains information pertaining to the history of Philipsburg, the tanneries that operated there, and the technology and processes of a nineteenth-century tannery in Pennsylvania.