Whether your interest is historical, spiritual, or something else, Pennsylvania's many sacred sites are fascinating to explore. Cemeteries, monuments, battlefields, and other significant places give a new perspective on our heritage.
Gettysburg
Submitted By: glenn clark
My son is Iraq now but 1 of the last things we did as a family before he left was to go to Gettysburg for the 145th anniversary we get to gettysburg fairly often in fact when he gets home he wants to go back, on the last day there we took 1 last stop to Little Roundtop by the Warren statue it was a little foggy but got a great picture wish I could have posted it.
Drake Well Museum
Submitted By: Sue
The first time I came to Drake Well Museum a buck crossed the road in front of me and an eagle flew overhead in the sunny sky. Oil Creek and the site were beautiful! Historic oil field machinery sang and people were friendly.
Red Pole
Submitted By: Karen
Trinity Cathedral, downtown, has the oldest burial ground in the city. Red Pole, the chief of the Shawnee Nation, is buried here, along with a whole slew of other important historical figures.

Haunted Escapes
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- By The State of Pennsylvania Tourism Office
Oil 150
Submitted By: Driller
The Birthplace of the oil industry, Drake Well, is an experience filled with history & science from 1859 to today. These sites are the best!
Civil War Heritage in Chambersburg
Submitted By: TexAlexander
Franklin County is a trove of historical treasures, beginning with colonial frontier history and moving through the community's Civil War story of the Underground Railroad, Gettysburg Campaign, the Burning of Chambersburg, and more.
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