We asked some of our most trusted PA travelers exactly which must-visit places they recommend for everyone's #PABucketList. Each one makes a great getaway either on its own or could be part of a longer, multi-destination PA road trip. Keep reading to learn more about iconic and not-so-well-known PA…
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Celebrate the seasons and PA history with meticulous miniature model displays and experiences throughout the state. Toy train enthusiasts, history buffs, and holiday tradition seekers are on the right track with these fun and small but mighty destinations. Join PA's Travel Newsletter 1…
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Guest authors, Mark and Carol Nesbitt, are the owners of The Ghost of Gettysburg Tours , visit their website to learn more. Do you love a good scare? Perhaps you simply want to commune with the spirits of the long dead that may still walk among us. Satisfy your ghostly cravings with a trip to…
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Fall is when leaf peepers emerge and tour the commonwealth to capture the vibrant colors of autumn. From planning a getaway to the #1 destination for fall foliage in Bucks County to soaring over the Allegheny National Forest in an open cockpit biplane, there are many ways to take in the colorful…
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As one of the 13 original colonies and the headquarters for many key Revolutionary and Civil War events, Pennsylvania is the perfect place to delve into our nation’s history — including the legacy of American presidency. Enhance your journey through American history in Pennsylvania with a stop at one…
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There’s no time like the present to explore PA history. The last weeks of summer mean less crowds and more freedom to immerse yourself in our rich and varied past. From battlegrounds to architecture, natural resources to sports and culture, make sure Pennsylvania’s top historic attractions are in…
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In June of 1863, reports of Confederate troops aroused fear in the farming communities along the Pennsylvania border. Many African-American residents of Adams County fled north to escape potential capture and enslavement. From July 1 through 3, the now-peaceful college town of Gettysburg became the…
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Pennsylvania’s pivotal role in the forging and founding of America provides the state with a rich history full of fascinating characters and nearly countless historic sites, long preserved for posterity and for you to learn from and enjoy. From Allegheny County’s historic courthouse to Gettysburg’s…
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