Historic Sites

This meetinghouse preserves three hundred years of church history in Southampton, which

This museum was originally a 200-year old log cabin before it became the home of two an

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The recreated country home of William Penn provides a peaceful contrast to the hurry of

This museum explores the preservation of the Pennsylvania German ("Pennsylvania Dutch")

The museum has extensive exhibits detailing the history of logging in Pennsylvania as w

Their service is highlighted through exhibits and artifacts that are documented by the

Opened to the public in 1963, the museum was established by people who twenty years ear

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Nicknamed the "Forks of the Ohio," the park is not only the site of a confluence of maj

Built in 1765 by merchant and businessman Charles Stedman, this

The museum is located in the Crawford Center – one of several activities in the former

It is here in southwestern Pennsylvania that this little girl, who grew up to become "o

Hand's Georgian brick mansion stands on the banks of the Conestoga River and is surroun

This is the only American foundation dedicated to the preservation and history of Rolls

The Museum's treasures include manuscripts for such outstanding literary works as James

Located on Chestnut Street, between 4th and 5th Streets, the newly installed "People of

The Japanese House, as it is informally known to Philadelphians, is in a style which wo

This museum details all aspects of the history of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

Steamtown offers a Technology Museum and History Museum.

Stenton's distinguished Georgian architecture, its outstanding collection, and its supe

The Atwater Kent Museum, located just around the corner from Independence Hall and the

Beginning in 1821, the canal was completed in 1828 with 102 locks.

Since Congress created the United States Mint on April 2, 1792, it has grown tremendous

This meticulously restored example of Federal architecture and interior design is noted

One of the most famous sites of the Revolutionary War, the

Westmoreland County gets its nickname because for many years it was considered the gate

This museum celebrates high art hand craftsmanship through the work of Wharton Esherick

Built in 1828, Buchanan purchased the property in 1848 from a Philadelphia attorney.

Within the living history museum is the Seibert Library and Resource Center, which coll