Philadelphia’s Old City is known for its many sites related to the birth of the United States, including Independence Hall. However, the area is also rich in Philadelphia history. One …
Read moreVisiting the Fireman’s Hall Museum in Philadelpia’s Old City
Located deep in the woods of the Laurel Highlands is one of Pennsylvania’s best Frank Lloyd Wright homes: Kentuck Knob. Kentuck Knob sits on the outskirts of Ohiopyle State Park, …
Read moreKentuck Knob: Frank Lloyd Wright’s Hidden Masterpiece
If you love covered bridges, Washington County, Pennsylvania, should be on your list of must-visit places. The county is home to 23 historic covered bridges, more than any other county …
Read moreVisiting the Covered Bridges of Washington County, PA
The story of the first Thanksgiving is well known, but did you know that Pennsylvania was home to the first Thanksgiving in the United States once we became a country? …
Read moreDid You Know that York, Pennsylvania, is the Birthplace of Thanksgiving?
Throughout Pennsylvania, there are many historic ruins and abandoned places that remind us of our past. While many of these are on private property and sadly illegal to visit, others …
Read more21 Ruins and Abandoned Places in Pennsylvania You Can Legally Visit
Located in north-central Pennsylvania, Tioga County is an area known for its fantastic outdoor attractions. However, for those looking to learn a bit more about the area, the History Center …
Read moreVisiting the History Center on Main in Mansfield, PA
While Philadelphia’s Old City, and specifically Independence Hall, are often considered the spot where the United States was begun, did you know that York, Pennsylvania can also make the same …
Read moreThe York Colonial Complex: Exploring the Birthplace of the United States
Harmony, Pennsylvania, is located 30 miles north of Pittsburgh, and is a quaint town with a rich history. Recently, I took some time to visit the Harmony Museum and explore …
Read moreVisiting the Harmony Museum to Learn about Western PA’s Religious Roots
Located seven miles west of Kittanning, Pennsylvania, Yellow Dog Village is a semi-abandoned company town that offers a fascinating look into the industrial history of western Pennsylvania. Without a doubt, …
Read moreHidden History: The Abandoned Yellow Dog Village Near Kittanning, PA
Sullivan County, Pennsylvania, is a destination predominantly known for its great outdoor attractions, highlighted by Worlds End State Park and Loyalsock State Forest. However, it’s also a great place to …
Read moreVisiting the Sullivan County Historical Society Museum in Laporte, PA