Like many regions of Pennsylvania, the Lehigh Valley has a strong history of railroading that greatly impacted the region. The railroad industry was built up thanks to the many steel …
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
I’m always impressed by how many great art museums there are in eastern Pennsylvania. Some of these are world-class museums such as the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the Barnes …
Read moreAppreciating Bucks County Art at the Michener Museum in Doylestown
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
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
Philadelphia is a city filled with fantastic art museums. From large museums like the Philadelphia Museum of Art to smaller venues like the Magic Gardens, there’s a ton of great …
Read moreReview of the Barnes Museum in Philadelphia: One of the Best Art Museums in the World
One of my favorite parts of exploring Pennsylvania is the amazing stories that you learn about in small town museums. The Saxonburg Museum in Butler County is a perfect example …
Read moreDiscovering PA’s Brooklyn Bridge Connection at the Saxonburg Museum
There might be no more well-known Pennsylvanian than Fred Rogers. Born in Latrobe, PA, in 1928, he became a television icon known throughout the world. His show, Mister Rogers’ neighborhood, …
Read moreUncovering Mister Rogers Neighborhood in Latrobe, Pennsylvania
I’ve visited many fantastic museums in Philly, but few have been as interesting as the Ryerss Museum. This little-known museum is located in northeastern Philadelphia’s Burholme Park in the Fox …
Read moreExploring the Ryerss Museum: One of Philly’s Best Hidden Gems
