Drake Well is a historic oil well located in Titusville, Pennsylvania. It was drilled by Edwin Drake in 1859 and is often credited with marking the beginning of the modern petroleum industry. The well reached a depth of 69.5 feet and struck oil, leading to a significant oil boom in the region. Today, Drake Well is preserved as a museum and is part of the Drake Well Museum and Park. Visitors can learn about the history of oil drilling and its impact on the economy and society. The site also features exhibits and artifacts related to the early oil industry.