The roots of Titan Park trace back to 1915, when the Alpha Metal Company began operations near McCoy’s Dam in Bellefonte, producing large-diameter brass rods. In 1917, the company reorganized as Titan Metal Company and moved to its current location on Axemann Road in Spring Township. By 1925, another reorganization birthed the Titan Manufacturing Company, solidifying the site’s reputation as a hub for metal production.

Post-World War II, Titan Manufacturing underwent significant changes in ownership. In 1959, it became Cerro de Pasco, kicking off a series of mergers, acquisitions, and name changes, including Cerro Corporation and Cerro Metal Products. This legacy continued when The Marmon Group of Chicago, IL, acquired the site in 1976.

The 21st century brought even more change. In 2007, the British firm Bolton MKM purchased the assets, renaming the operation Bolton Metal Products Company. However, the manufacturing chapter at the site ended when Bolton ceased rod and wire production in 2008 and sold its final low-melting alloy production assets in 2011.

On February 2, 2012, Navitus, LLC reimagined the facility as a thriving business campus and rebranded it as Titan Park, marking the start of a new era. Today, Titan Park is home to a diverse array of companies, supporting one another in a unique industrial space that honors its past while embracing the future.