While there are many boulder fields scattered throughout Pennsylvania, there are very few that possess a very specific property: they ring when they are hit with a hammer. In fact, …
Read moreVisiting the Amazing Ringing Rocks Park near Pottstown, PA
During my travels around Pennsylvania, I’ve visited many beautiful churches. Some have been majestic (like Heinz Chapel in Pittsburgh). Some have been plain, but beautiful (such as Gloria Dei Church …
Read moreVisiting Bryn Athyn Cathedral: Pennsylvania’s European Cathedral
Located just north of Philadelphia is Bryn Athyn. While some parts of this Montgomery County community look like any other Philly suburb, that certainly isn’t the case on a hill …
Read moreExploring Religious Art at the Castle-like Glencairn Museum in Bryn Athyn
The history of baseball in Philadelphia dates back further than nearly any city in the country. A form of baseball has been played in Philly since the 1700s, and by …
Read moreVisiting the Graves of the Baseball Hall of Famers Buried in Philadelphia
The fall of 1777 was not kind to George Washington and his Continental Army. Over the course of several months, Washington’s army had lost the United States capital city of …
Read moreLearning about the Legacy of Washington’s Army by Visiting Valley Forge National Park
Because George Washington spent so much of his public career in Pennsylvania, there are many different sites around the state that focus on their connection to our first President and …
Read moreExploring the Peter Wentz Farmstead’s History and Odd Decorations
This is a guest post brought to you by Lance from TravelAddicts.net. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania is home to dozens of world-class museums. The Philadelphia Art Museum rivals any other art museum …
Read moreThree Unique Museums You Could Only Find in Philadelphia