Location ID: #10164515
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The 15,990 acre Hickory Run State Park lies in the western foothills of the Pocono Mountains. The most notable feature of the state park is the huge boulder field located in the northeast corner. The field comprises about 720,000 square feet (16.5 ...
Location ID: #10103636
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Countryside & roads found in & around Hershey, Dauphin County.
Location ID: #10142584
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Hanover, York County was established in 1763. It was named for the German city & British Royal House of Hannover. It lies about 19 miles southwest of the city of York in south central Pennsylvania.
Location ID: #10305935
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Heritage Hills Golf Resort and Spa is a stunning property set against a picturesque landscape featuring lush green golf courses, serene lakes, and a beautifully designed hotel. This resort offers a peaceful retreat with scenic views ideal for film ...
Location ID: #10121018
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Long before Pee-wee Herman’s “Tequila” dance made high-soled, high-top white clogs famous, there was “Colonel” Mahlon N. Haines’ big house boot in York County.
In 1948, Haines build an actual 5-story house in the shape of boot as an advertising ...
Location ID: #10312535
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Heidelberg United Church of Christ, located in downtown York, Pennsylvania, is more than 150 years old.
The congregation professes to be "theologically progressive, welcoming and inclusive to people of every ethnicity, nationality, ability, ...
Location ID: #10310778
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The 15,990-acre Hickory Run State Park, Carbon County, has stunning waterfalls, miles of trout streams, deep forests, a National Natural Landmark boulder field and more than 40 miles of hiking trails along the foothills of the Pocono Mountains.
Location ID: #10054616
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The 15,990 acre Hickory Run State Park lies in the western foothills of the Pocono Mountains. The most notable feature of the state park is the huge boulder field located in the northeast corner. The field comprises about 720,000 square feet (16.5 ...
Location ID: #10307824
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The Helen Furnace Cemetery is an isolated, rural, bit-spooky burial ground established in 1822. It includes weathered graves of inhabitants born in the region's frontier days. The cemetery is located on State Road 1005 about 3/4 mile south of Helen ...
Location ID: #10307891
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Helen Furnace is a cold blast iron furnace built in 1845. It is located in Helen Furnace Park in Clarion County as a public monument of the area's 1800-era iron industry. At its peak in 1845, Clarion was host to 31 iron furnaces.
Location ID: #10307901
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Henry Run Sawmill Dam is a Clarion County relic from the region's timber boom in the 1800s. The drop is about 10 feet and the wall's span is about 50 feet.
Depending on which website you read, the dam is either listed as part of Pennsylvania's ...
Location ID: #10306944
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Looking for your next smalltown American scene? Look no further than Harmony, Butler County. This borough exudes old-world charm in the modern 21st century. The downtown bars and restaurants give off the "everyone knows your name" vibe. The downtown ...
***aka Hamlin Township
Location ID: #10299101
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Located in the Pennsylvania Wilds, Hazel Hurst is a small, rural town surrounded by natural beauty. Geographically, It is less than 10 miles from the Kinzua Bridge State Park and the Kinzua Viaduct located within.
Location ID: #10082495
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Street views of downtown Harrisburg. Harrisburg was first settled by John Harris in 1719 and became Pennsylvania's capital in 1812.
Location ID: #10095735
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Beautiful landscape views of Downtown Harrisburg, Susquehanna River & bridges.
Location ID: #10090730
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Construction was begun on Pennsylvania’s magnificent capitol building in 1902 and completed in 1906. It was designed in the architectural style known as American Renaissance which integrates many varied European styles; total square footage is ...
Location ID: #10080744
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Harrisburg was first settled by John Harris in 1719, incorporated in 1791 and became the state capital in 1812.
Location ID: #10104537
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Harrisburg was first settled by John Harris in 1719, incorporated in 1791 and became the state capital in 1812.
Location ID: #10079071
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Harrisburg was first settled by John Harris in 1719. It was incorporated in 1791 and became the state capital in 1812.
Location ID: #1355
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Location ID: #10148441
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Variety of buildings & sites in Pennsylvania's capital city of Harrisburg.
Location ID: #10286062
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The Hollywood Casino at Penn National Race Course is a thoroughbred horse racing track and casino which is located in Grantville, Pennsylvania, 17 miles (27 km) east of Harrisburg.
Location ID: #10286052
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Location ID: #10285935
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