When it comes to traveling in Pennsylvania, there are many amazing places to visit. From Philly to the Pennsylvania Wilds, and Pittsburgh to Gettysburg, there’s a bit of something for everyone. …
The birthplace of the modern oil industry is in northwestern Pennsylvania, and few communities in the state were as affected by the industry as Oil City. Driving through the town, …
When it comes to outdoor attractions in the Poconos, the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area in the eastern corner of the region gets the most attention. However, the western …
Bucks County, Pennsylvania, is home to 12 historic covered bridges. Most of these are located in Central and Upper Bucks County. However, if you are wanting to see historic covered …
It’s hard to believe that 2016 has come and gone, but now that 2017 has begun, I thought I’d take a look back at some of my favorite photos of …
South-central Pennsylvania isn’t an area known for its towering waterfalls. However, ever since I’d stumbled across the two waterfalls on Mill Creek, I’d heard rumors of other waterfalls in York …
Lake Wallenpaupack was at one time the largest lake entirely within Pennsylvania. While it has lost that crown to Raystown Lake, it is still one of the largest lakes in …
Tucked a few miles outside of downtown Pittston, Pennsylvania, is a warehouse. From the outside, this warehouse is no different than the thousands of others in Pennsylvania. However, if you …
There’s little doubt that the city of York is one of the most historic places in Pennsylvania. From its founding over 250 years ago, it has been an important cog …
I’ve been to many great art museums in Pennsylvania, but I wasn’t sure of what to expect during my visit to the Allentown Art Museum in the Lehigh Valley. I …