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Do You Remember Pennsylvania's First Drive-In?
PENNSYLVANIA — For generations of Pennsylvanians, the ultimate summer night did not involve air conditioning or reclining stadium seats. It involved packing the neighborhood kids into the back of a wood-paneled station wagon, loading up on blankets, and pulling up to a gravel spot under the stars.
Visiting Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater House
Philadelphia, PA—Visiting Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater House in Pennsylvania is a great way to learn more about the great architect. Located in the Laurel Highlands, Fallingwater is considered one of the best works of architecture and is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The 5 Secret Ways Pennsylvania’s Amish Use High-Tech Gadgets
PENNSYLVANIA - In the heart of Lancaster County, a horse-drawn buggy clatters down a paved road, the driver dressed in a style that hasn't changed in over a century. To the millions of tourists who visit every year, it looks like a world frozen in time. But look closer—specifically at the shingles on the barns or the pockets of those traditional coats—and you'll see a surprisingly high-tech reality.
The Secret PA Wilderness Cave
PENNSYLVANIA - While Philadelphia's Independence Hall gets the spotlight, Pennsylvania's deep woods and limestone ridges hold a darker, more mysterious Revolutionary secret. Legend has it that beneath the rolling hills of the Lehigh Valley and the Susquehanna River basin lies a network of "outlaw caves"—subterranean hideouts used by loyalist spies, deserting soldiers, and those guarding "forbidden" colonial riches.
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