In 1995 thousands of bricks were sold as part of the bicentennial celebration commemorating the founding of Erie, Pennsylvania.  There were two installments.  The first surrounded the landing and the tower base; the second formed the border of West Dobbins Landing Road.

Each of these bricks now line the foundation of Dobbins Landing and form the base of the glorious Bicentennial Tower. If you haven't found your brick yet, or that of a loved one, this is the place!

• Get the purchaser's name or a part of the the inscription
• Find the column, row and section by searching the database
• Use the maps on this page to find your brick

Frequently Asked Questions

I can't find my brick!
Don't panic! The list is exhaustive and accurate.  Try other search terms. If you cannot find it in the database, it's not there.

Did you buy a brick in the library?
The library bricks are not included here

I bought one and still cannot find it.
You can email mail@porterie.org for more information about what might have happened.

I'd like to purchase a brick.
We're sorry that we cannot accomodate you.  Brick sales ended long ago.

I want to remove my name or brick.
Bricks cannot be altered in any fashon or removed.  For more information email info@porterie.org.

Each letter on this map correspond to the Section in which your brick is located

Thanks to Erie Custom Computer Applications for building the lists CyberInk used to create this database

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