Tag: WWII

Discovering Dinosaur Land in White Post, Virginia

Discovering Dinosaur Land in White Post, Virginia

Did you know that June 1 is National Dinosaur Day? A fun way to learn and explore more about these now prehistoric inhabitants of our earlier world, here in the Mid-Atlantic, we hold a wealth of engaging opportunities to mingle with dino-minded interests. From dig sites to museums and special themed attractions, there is no … Continue reading Discovering Dinosaur Land in White Post, Virginia →

Uncovering ‘Wonderful Life’ Wonders at the Jimmy Stewart Museum

It is a rite of passage for many to get their annual fix of classic Christmas movies watched and re-watched each and every year. Several iconic films top the list, including timeless oldies from the earlier days of cinema. One example of such a holiday mainstay staple is none other than the 1946 Frank Capra … Continue reading Uncovering ‘Wonderful Life’ Wonders at the Jimmy Stewart Museum →

A Drive Down Nanticoke Heritage Byway

Fall is the optimal season to hit the road on a scenic drive. Not only do the vibrant changing colors punctuate the perfect outing, but the moderate temperatures make for a comfortable setting. It’s the perfect time to take in all the sights and attractions you may have been overlooking, especially those draped in local … Continue reading A Drive Down Nanticoke Heritage Byway →

Discovering Ma & Pa Railroad Heritage Village at Muddy Creek Forks

There’s a place nestled unassumingly in the community of Airville, Pennsylvania, where you can explore firsthand what living in a bustling railroad town in 1915 was like. I’m referring to Ma & Pa Railroad Heritage Village at Muddy Creek Forks, possibly one of York County’s best-kept secrets.  Credit: LC Hermoza (created with Canva) Not only … Continue reading Discovering Ma & Pa Railroad Heritage Village at Muddy Creek Forks →