100 Seneca enjoys favorable 2025
Former bank building sees revenue surge as tenants move into first floor
Read More
Former bank building sees revenue surge as tenants move into first floor
Read MoreShortly before 3 p.m. Wednesday, a crowd of at least 100 people gathered in front of 100 Seneca in Oil City for the long anticipated grand opening and ribbon cutting of The Exchange by Side Hustle.
Read MoreThings were bustling both inside and outside of 100 Seneca on Tuesday, providing more insight in the evolution of the former bank building in Oil City.
Read MoreIn a continuation of the building’s revitalization, 100 Seneca will be gaining another new business as Woods and River Coffee prepares to open a second location on the building’s first floor later this year.
Read More100 Seneca played a significant role in the late 19th-century oil boom.
Read MoreStarting out with one of the biggest items first, a 3,000-liter Kothe gin still was assembled in the corner of the first floor of 100 Seneca in Oil City, an undertaking which took place over Monday and Tuesday.
Read MoreThe Venango County Makerspace will hold its grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremony from 4 to 6 p.m. Wednesday on the fifth floor of 100 Seneca in downtown Oil City.
Read MoreAfter years of renovations, the Venango Area Chamber of Commerce and the Venango County Economic Development Authority welcomed a crowd of about 50 people to their new home on the recently opened fifth floor of 100 Seneca Street.
Read MoreThe Venango Chamber office has moved to 100 Seneca! You’ll find our new offices on the 5th Floor, and visitors can enter through the door off of Center Street.
Read MoreBy Kara O’Neil, Staff Writer
After years of work and expense, 100 Seneca in Oil City is nearing a major milestone — the opening of the first and fifth floors of the landmark Seneca Street building by the end of this year.
Read More