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Exploring the Curtis Publishing Building in Philadelphia

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Exploring the Curtis Publishing Building in Philadelphia.
If you're a fan of amazing architecture and historic artwork, the historic Curtis Publishing Building is a great FREE attraction to check out when...

The 20 Best Hiking Trails Near State College

The trail to Yost Run Falls with the laurel alongside in full bloom.
If you're looking for the best hiking trails near State College, you're in the right place! The mountains, valleys, and forests around Centre County are...

Exploring the American Philatelic Center in Bellefonte

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Exploring the American Philatelic Center in Bellefonte Pennsylvania.
Did you know that the American Philatelic Center, headquarters for the largest, non-profit organization for stamp collectors in the world, is located right here...

Exploring Boggs Run Vista in Clinton County

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Exploring Boggs Run Vista in Clinton County Pennsylvania.
If you're looking for directions to Boggs Run Vista in Clinton County, you're in the right place! Boggs Run Vista is an off-trail scenic overlook...

Exploring Black-Coffey Caverns in Franklin County

Exploring Black-Coffey Caverns in Franklin County Pennsylvania.
If you're looking for information on touring the long off-limits Black-Coffey Caverns, you're in the right place! Black-Coffey Caverns is the only cavern system in...

Exploring the Blue Rock Swinging Bridge in Elk County

Exploring the Blue Rock Swinging Bridge in Elk County Pennsylvania.
If you're looking for information about the Blue Rock Swinging Bridge in Elk County, you're in the right place! The Blue Rock Swinging Bridge is...

Exploring Curtin Village in Centre County

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Exploring Curtin Village in Centre County Pennsylvania.
If you're looking for information about Curtin Village and Eagle Ironworks in Centre County, you're in the right place! Curtin Village is a beautifully-preserved and...

Exploring Friendship Hill National Historic Site in Fayette County

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Albert Gallatin's home his western PA estate he named Friendship Hill.
Friendship Hill National Historic Site preserves the western PA home and estate of Albert Gallatin, often described as "America's Swiss Founding Father". Gallatin was born...

Exploring the Tour-Ed Coal Mine and Museum Near Pittsburgh

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Exploring the Tour-Ed Coal Mine and Museum in Tarentum Pennsylvania.
You can't understand the industrial history of Pennsylvania without understanding the history of coal mining in the state, and the Tour-Ed Coal Mine and...

Exploring Elfreth’s Alley in Philadelphia

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Elfreth's Alley originated as a cart path between Front Street and Second Street in Philadelphia.
If you've ever wondered what a residential neighborhood in Philadelphia looked like during the time of George Washington, Ben Franklin, and Betsy Ross, then...