Originally from Pennsylvania Furnace, PA, from Mrs. Martha Goheen, introduced in 1934. A very large shagbark with nuts 1 1/4” x 1” around. Comparable in size and shell thinness and crackability to Grainger. It is no longer being propagated, and I’m not quite sure why. I rediscovered it last year in 2023 and was able to identify it in 2024.
See where Goheen grows on our farm map