Location ID: #10312945
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From the farms, to the forests to the county courthouse, South-Central Pennsylvania's Bedford County is rural smalltown America for all seasons.
Location ID: #10101318
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Charming town dating back 250 years. It serves as the seat for Bedford County.
Location ID: #10305769
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Doubling Gap Ranch is a true family-owned, working ranch in Newville, Pennsylvania, built around real daily agricultural life rather than a staged or hobby-farm setting.
Our operation is active and hands-on, with a strong emphasis on cattle, ...
Location ID: #10306211
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Rich in history and blessed with s diverse housing stock, renowned college and a quaint downtown, Carlisle, Cumberland County is an ideal place to shoot your next smalltown America project.
Carlisle was established by Scots-Irish immigrants in 1751 ...
Location ID: #10307927
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We are a regenerative agriculture based farm in the Borough of Modena. Our farm dates back to 1681, the house was built in the 1680s, there arw barn ruins on the property and a two story detached garage from tbe 1960s. We are 24 arces, woodlands ...
Location ID: #10311536
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Located in the prestigious Merion Cricket Club neighborhood of Haverford, this historic Main Line estate offers over 3 private acres and nearly 9,000 square feet of classic architectural character. Originally built in the 1920s, the property ...
Location ID: #10311999
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Architect's rowhome with contemporary addition on stilts, creating ground level, covered exterior living space with electric fireplace. Large sliding door allows for small car parking and access to alley (Van Pelt), which could be closed/utilized ...
Location ID: #10312522
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Secluded mansion on wooded lot minutes from the Ambler exit of the PA Turnpike
Location ID: #10312675
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Historical location in SE PA. 2.5 acres, great film location with plenty of room for generators, lighting, catering. Old house suitable for location shooting inside and out. Quiet location. Good for sound. Can hold upwards of 50 crew and cast, ...
Location ID: #10311534
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Located in the prestigious Merion Cricket Club neighborhood of Haverford, this historic Main Line estate offers over 3 private acres and nearly 9,000 square feet of classic architectural character. Originally built in the 1920s, the property ...
Location ID: #10095985
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The city of York serves as the county seat for York County in southcentral Pennsylvania. Named after York, England it has been nicknamed "The White Rose City." The current population exceeds 40,000 and geographically it lies about 25 miles south of ...
Location ID: #10047149
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The 3,452-acre Codorus State Park is in the rolling hills of southern York County. The 1,275-acre Lake Marburg has 26 miles of shoreline and is a reststop for migrating waterfowl and shorebirds.
Location ID: #10081405
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A series of murals can be found on several buildings in downtown York. Adding a lovely artistic touch, they were painted between 1996 & 2002. This endeavor was made possible by a series of donations.
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.
aka Conoy Township
Location ID: #10248192
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Bainbridge is a community in Conoy Township, Lancaster County. It is home to the famous White Cliffs of Conoy, unique & a favorite for many visitors. Bainbridge lies along the Susquehanna River approximately halfway between the cities of Harrisburg ...
Location ID: #10312840
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The Susquehanna River runs for 444 miles, from its headwaters at Otsego Lake in Cooperstown, New York, through the near middle of Pennsylvania to the Chesapeake Bay in Maryland.
Every stretch of the river’s Pennsylvania run is cinematic and none ...
Veterans Memorial Bridge
Location ID: #10096237
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This is an open-spandrel arch bridge that spans the Susquehanna River connecting Columbia, Lancaster County to Wrightsville, York County in southcentral Pennsylvania. This concrete deck arch bridge was built in 1929 and opened to the public on ...
Location ID: #10311322
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We are a 100,000 sq ft industrial building, former Disston Saw Works; second floor and basement open/available. Adjacent to the Delaware River. Views of the river, Tacony Bridge. Complete with towering smokestack (with cell equipment attached).
Location ID: #10312144
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Need a small, older, suburban-style town along a river for a film or movie?
Check out Wrightsville, York County.
Wrightsville was founded along the Susquehanna River in 1729 when John Wright, John and James Hendricks, Joshua Minshall and ...
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: #10312549
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Downtown York's quant skyline is dominated by secular and religious steeples, clocktowers and domes that add character and charm to everyday life as well as movie scenes spanning various genres and time periods. .
Location ID: #10079268
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The history, gilded facade, and charming interior make The Appell Center for the Performing Arts the ideal filming location for period pieces spanning a century.
The Appell (formerly known as the Strand Capitol Performing Arts Center) has served ...
Location ID: #10312651
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The York State Fair, which traces its origins to 1765, has the sights, sounds, and history to become the ideal filming location for movies, TV, streaming productions.
The fair has been held annually, from the end of July to early August, since ...
Location ID: #10265085
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New Freedom is a charming borough in southern York County. It lies along the Mason-Dixon line and is roughly 17 miles south of the city of York.