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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 →

Fun Farms to Stay at in Pennsylvania

Fun Farms to Stay at in Pennsylvania

Here in the Mid-Atlantic, we have no shortage of great getaway destinations and corresponding overnight lodging accommodations. Whatever the preferred wants, interests, and specific needs of your traveling party, you’re sure to find the perfect option. While most vacationers go for conventional, others look for more unique experiences that offer hands-on activities as part of … Continue reading Fun Farms to Stay at in Pennsylvania →

The Harrowing History of the Eastern State Penitentiary

There are many harrowing Halloween attractions to take in throughout the Mid-Atlantic region. From spooky fun setups to tours of reputedly real-life haunted locations, there’s no shortage of great attractions to get the most out of whatever frightful fill you’re seeking. There is one particularly unique suggestion to consider in Francisville, Pennsylvania, right in the … Continue reading The Harrowing History of the Eastern State Penitentiary →

Philadelphia’s Thanksgiving Day Parade Ranks Oldest in the Nation

For many, gathering around the television to watch Macy’s Annual Thanksgiving Day Parade is a time-honored holiday tradition. Macy’s procession is undeniably the most well-known pick to watch yearly, largely popularized and publicized by such films as Miracle on 34th Street. Its location in overly hyperbolized New York City also helps to score it constant and … Continue reading Philadelphia’s Thanksgiving Day Parade Ranks Oldest in the Nation →