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Philadelphia, PA - Buck County, just a stone's throw from Philadelphia, is home to some of the region's most authentic old-world pizza. Like Spuntino Wood Fired Pizzeria, pumping out Neapolitan-style pies out of an imported wood-burning oven to Verrelli's Yardley Pizza's exceptional Sicilian pies and pizza-by-the-slice. Listed below are a few of our staff picks for The Best of Buck County Pizza Shops and Restaurants.

How Did Pennsylvania Get It Name?

PENNSYLVANIA - The name "Pennsylvania" is more than just a label on a map; it's a story woven into the very fabric of the Keystone State. It speaks of a vision for a new society, a haven for religious freedom, and a testament to the enduring legacy of its founder, William Penn.

Where Was The First European Settlement in Pennsylvania?

PENNSYLVANIA STATE - In the early 17th century, the race was on to claim territory in the New World. While English and Dutch settlements were taking root along the Atlantic coast, a lesser-known group of explorers and settlers were quietly making their mark in the Delaware Valley. These were the Swedes, and their arrival in 1638 marked the beginning of European settlement in what would become Pennsylvania.