Scheide Park Fountain
Repair, reconstruction, and return of the fountain at Scheide Park to working condition — a visible, shared piece of community life.
Restore Titusville
Preserving What Matters. Building What Comes Next.
Restore Titusville brings local leadership, preservation, community development, and outdoor recreation together to move meaningful projects forward.
Preserve Heritage. Create Opportunity. Power Outdoor Recreation.
What We Do
Aligning local effort behind real projects.
Restore Titusville was formed by local business leaders to bring the community’s development efforts into alignment and help move meaningful projects forward.
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Preserve important places
Protect historic and meaningful local properties so they stay part of Titusville’s future.
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Create opportunity
Open the door to new business and community activity in spaces that are ready for it.
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Support outdoor recreation
Back recreation and connectivity that link people to the town and the landscape around it.
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Put overlooked spaces to use
Turn underused or overlooked spaces into useful community assets.
Featured Project
SKAT Station
Restore Titusville owns the SKAT Station and restoration is already underway. The immediate goal is to salvage, preserve, and stabilize the building so it can become a usable community space.
- Owned by Restore Titusville
- Active restoration underway
- Supported in part by a Façade Grant
Current & Emerging Projects
Real work, at every stage.
Each project shows exactly where it stands — from active restoration to early ideas being explored.
Petroleum-to-Rockwood Walking Connection
A potential walking connection from Petroleum Street to Rockwood Drive, currently in planning and engineering — intended as a safer alternative to steep hills.
Parker Furniture Building
A potential redevelopment opportunity. Restore Titusville is exploring possible acquisition from the county and rehabilitation to attract a business.
Mountain-Bike Trail Initiative
An exploratory concept. Restore Titusville is exploring potential mountain-bike trails and discussing the idea with the local Redevelopment Authority. Creek access may be part of the concept.
Why This Work Matters
A stronger future, built from what’s already here.
Titusville is full of places worth keeping — buildings, parks, and routes that carry the town’s character and its everyday life. Left alone, some of them slip out of use.
Restore Titusville’s approach is practical: take on real projects, do the work of preserving and improving them, and return them to the community in usable shape. Progress people can see, one place at a time.
Stay Close to the Work
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Restore Titusville shares updates as projects move forward. Follow along to see the work take shape.
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Questions, ideas, or a way to help?
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Some places are worth keeping.The best ones are worth building on.
Restore Titusville
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