History
PA 832 was formed in the 1930s, stretching from Pennsylvania Route 99 (now PA 5 ALT) to Presque Isle. By 1940, the southern terminus of the route was at PA 5 ALT in Erie.
By 1960, PA 832 was lengthened southward to the newly constructed Interstate 90. By 1970, the southern terminus was moved to its current location.
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