Embrace the eerie beauty and history of Pennsylvania at the most haunted hotels and inns in the state. Whether you’re excited about encountering friendly spirits or just looking for a haunted place to stay in PA, these unique accommodations promise unforgettable experiences steeped in supernatural…
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Every Pennsylvania town and city has a story uniquely its own, but perhaps none is more widely known than that of Gettysburg. Home to one of the most widely chronicled and analyzed battles of the Civil War, history comes to life when you see firsthand the fields and forestland trod by the thousands…
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In early July, cities and towns throughout the nation celebrate the nation’s birth with parades, picnics, and fireworks. Celebrate America all year round in Philadelphia, the city where it all began and home to some of the country’s most historic destinations. Take a trip down history’s cobblestoned…
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Don’t fret, Happy Travelers! With over 46,000 square foot miles of smiles to explore, you can still pursue your happiness, or um hominess, in PA. Now may not be the time travel, but these virtual tours of history, art, and nature will surely inspire your travel dreams. Museums & Historical Sites 1…
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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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Pennsylvania has no shortage of famous historic sites. Here are just a few suggestions for those who want to dig even deeper into the state’s rich past with tours of historic homes, fascinating museums, and unique historic locations dedicated to the stories of yore. Historic Home Tours in…
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As it teetered on the boundary between free and slave states, Pennsylvania was greatly impacted by the Civil War. The Keystone State stood as the backbone of the Union arsenal – upheld by industrial achievements, natural resources, railroad systems and agricultural wealth. But more than 360,000…
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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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This year marks the 150th anniversary of a raging clash that shattered the tranquility of a little town in southern Pennsylvania and turned the tide of the Civil War. Although the Battle of Gettysburg will be remembered with lectures, commemorative programs and other activities throughout the year…
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On Nov. 19, 1863, President Abraham Lincoln stood and spoke to those gathered on the Gettysburg Battlefield to dedicate the Soldiers’ National Cemetery. As this year marks the 155th anniversary of the Gettysburg Address, it’s the perfect time to explore the events and places with a connection to…
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