The One Place to Visit in each of Pennsylvania’s 67 Counties
During my travels around PA, I’ve visited multiple spots in all of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties. This makes Uncovering PA the only travel blog or guide that features honest and independent …
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Stepping Back in Time with a Visit to Wellsboro, Pennsylvania
I’ve been to many downtowns all throughout Pennsylvania. However, I’ve very rarely come across one that’s as charming as downtown Wellsboro. Located in north-central Pennsylvania’s Tioga County, Wellsboro is the …
Learning About Philly’s Strangest Tradition by Visiting the Mummers Museum
Pennsylvania has many strange traditions, but very, very few are as weird as the Mummers of Philadelphia. Part fraternal order, part performing arts group, the Mummers put on a yearly …
Visiting Philly’s Wanamaker Organ: The Largest, Functional Pipe Organ in the World
Philly is known for many things, but few seem to know that it’s home to the largest, functional pipe organ in the world. And while you would expect this to …
It’s a Wonderful Christmas in Indiana, Pennsylvania
There are several Pennsylvania towns that are perfect destinations to get you in the Christmas spirit. However, few can match the beauty and charm of Indiana, Pennsylvania. Located a little …
Visiting Midtown Scholar Bookstore: Harrisburg’s Best Destination for Literary Lovers
It was a rainy spring evening in 1842 when author Charles Dickens’ carriage crossed the nearly mile long Old Camelback Covered Bridge and entered Harrisburg. This master wordsmith, who was …
Learning about Pennsylvania’s Native Tribes at the Indian Steps Museum
When you think of Pennsylvania history, the story of the state’s Native Americans isn’t likely the first thing to come to mind. However, throughout history, many different native groups spent …
Visiting the Insanely Beautiful Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul in Philadelphia
The Benjamin Franklin Parkway in downtown Philadelphia is known for its many great museums. From the Philadelphia Museum of Art, to the Franklin Institute and the Rodin Museum, there is …
Philadelphia’s Unexpected Hipster Art Scene
There is no sign, just a green door set against a red brick wall. It’s the kind of building and the kind of door you would wonder what was behind …
Visiting the Philadelphia History Museum: Interesting, but Skippable
Note: The Philadelphia History Museum is closed indefinitely. This article will be left up in hopes that it reopens soon. I didn’t really know what to expect when I visited the …