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Sifting Through Sykesville History

Sifting Through Sykesville History

With its optimal location just north of Baltimore and south of Frederick, it isn’t any secret that Carroll County, Maryland, is home to a vast array of unique communities. What isn’t always apparent, however, is just how fascinating its quaint collective truly is.  Many of the small towns that comprise Carroll County today boast a … Continue reading Sifting Through Sykesville History →

Fun, Fascinating Facts from Pennsylvania History

Fun, Fascinating Facts from Pennsylvania History

Earlier this week, on July 20 to be exact, folks from all over the state of Pennsylvania celebrated National Pennsylvania Day. The date recognizes the commonwealth’s entry into statehood as the second in the nation following the American Revolution.  Credit: Wikimedia Commons Throughout the ages and even into modern times, Pennsylvania has garnered several claims … Continue reading Fun, Fascinating Facts from Pennsylvania History →

Smoke on the Rail BBQ Festival in York

Smoke on the Rail BBQ Festival in York

It’s almost time again—time for one of the biggest barbecue-enthusiast events in all the region. It’s Smoke on the Rail in New Freedom, Pennsylvania. A vibrant community festival of annual acclaim, Smoke on the Rail is more than just a jovial get-together; it does double duty by playing host to the Pennsylvania State BBQ Championship.  … Continue reading Smoke on the Rail BBQ Festival in York →

Highly Acclaimed Highland Cow Experiences in Maryland and Virginia

Highly Acclaimed Highland Cow Experiences in Maryland and Virginia

Agrotourism is a big business here in the Mid-Atlantic region. In fact, now more than ever before, there exists an array of delightful farm-visiting endeavors of all kinds. Each unique location highlights its own specific special interests, from gardening and ag production to daily farm operations and other hands-on activities for the whole family. Credit: … Continue reading Highly Acclaimed Highland Cow Experiences in Maryland and Virginia →