Location ID: #10245077
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This beautiful property is literally the perfect blank slate for filming! We've got you covered! Murder mystery? Our 11-acres of woods + field are ideal for this! Dilapidated shed in the woods? Check. Romance? The front porch swing is perfect for a ...
Location ID: #10245461
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Location ID: #10245417
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The market in Penn Square, downtown Lancaster opened in 1889. Housed in a Romanesque architecture styled building, it is the oldest continuously running farmers’ market in the United States and features over 60 vendors.
Location ID: #10245410
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The borough of Quarryville, Lancaster County is approximately 14 miles south of the City of Lancaster. It was named in the 1890’s after the stone quarry adjacent to the village where the quarry workers lived.
Location ID: #10071901
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This impeccably maintained ranch home is located on Hickory Hill, a tree-lined street in Bethlehem’s Saucon Valley. Amenities include: 4 bedrooms, 3 full baths, 2 wood-burning fireplaces, hardwood floors, a center island kitchen and a large in ...
Location ID: #10031385
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This classic Bucks County Farm dates back to the 1789 and has had an intriguing lineage. In the late 1930’s, the farm was purchased by the playwright, Jack Kirkland with the proceeds from his Broadway play “Tobacco Road,” and soon became a ...
Location ID: #10031287
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This classic Bucks County Farm dates back to 1789 and has had an intriguing lineage. In the late 1930’s, the farm was purchased by the playwright, Jack Kirkland with the proceeds from his Broadway play “Tobacco Road,” and soon became a gathering ...
Location ID: #10175016
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The Triode Media Studios is one of 10 PA qualified production facilities and one of 5 PA qualified post production facilities. Our 10,000 square foot Lancaster, PA studio is perfect for both large and small projects and uses the same technology of ...
Location ID: #10057589
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Located in picturesque Media, Rose Tree Media is across from Rose Tree Park and the historic Rose Tree Tavern. The available space is a large unobstructed 3rd floor expanse approximately 1100 sq ft with many large windows, plenty of natural light ...
Location ID: #10059195
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This typical Cape Cod cottage lies within Shawnee State Park. It is built in the style favored in post-WWII United States.
Location ID: #10059193
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Shawnee State Park spans 3,983 acres of Pennsylvania’s scenic Ridge and Valley Province located ten miles west of the historic town of Bedford. A focal point of the park is the 451-acre Shawnee Lake. Shawnee State Park is named for American Indians ...
Location ID: #10045883
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Shawnee State Park is 3,983 acres of Pennsylvania’s scenic Ridge and Valley Province located ten miles west of the historic town of Bedford. A focal point of the park is the 451-acre Shawnee Lake. Shawnee State Park is named for American Indians who ...
Location ID: #10092092
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The area in and surrounding Canoe Creek State Park is rich in limestone. The limestone was quarried and used for many purposes like providing needed raw materials for the iron and steel industries of Pennsylvania. There are several abandoned ...
Location ID: #10059798
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Varden Conservation Area encompasses 343 acres in northeastern Pennsylvania’s Pocono Mountains. Located in a remote area of Wayne County, the pristine beauty of the land will be protected. Conservation areas differ from typical state parks as they ...
Location ID: #10244767
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Located in Pennsylvania's Great Lakes Region, Sandy Lake is a rural town in Mercer County. It was named Sandy Lake after a sheet of water lying west of the town. It has the distinction of being the only Sandy Lake in the United States.
Location ID: #10082685
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Former yarn dying factory with large boiler room, several unfinished warehouse spaces, finished artist and other studios. Caterer on site. Previously used for film, tv, industrial projects
Location ID: #10244449
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Lake Erie, the fourth largest of the Great Lakes borders Pennsylvania’s Erie County along 45 miles of shoreline. It is Pennsylvania’s gateway to the Great Lakes; its greatest depth is 210 feet. Lake Erie’s sandy beaches afford the only surf ...
Location ID: #10082749
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Erie was founded in 1795 and was at one time called “Gem City”, some say for the sparkling bay. It is the home port of the Brig Niagara (reconstructed flagship of Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry). Erie is the 4th largest city in Pennsylvania and ...
Location ID: #10025399
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Bryn Mawr Film Institute (BMFI) is a nonprofit movie theater and film education center outside of Philadelphia in Bryn Mawr, PA. Nearly 200,000 patrons each year (9,000 of whom are members) enjoy an eclectic mix of independent, international, ...
Formerly the Prince Music Theater
Location ID: #2243
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The Prince Theater is a performance venue for live arts and major Philadelphia film events. It’s also home to Philadelphia’s largest movie screen.
The Philadelphia Film Center is available to host and produce all types of functions including ...
Location ID: #10244207
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Whether you’re doing a full-scale production or a just need to borrow some space, we have studio spaces and equipment available that will fit your budget.
Location ID: #10057982
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Reeds Gap State Park is comprised of 220 acres of wilderness in the New Lancaster Valley (Armagh Township) of Mifflin County. The park is mostly wilderness with large hemlocks and white pines that cast cool shadows over Honey Creek. The park is ...
Location ID: #10059859
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Whipple Dam State Park spans 256 acres in Huntingdon County. The park features Whipple Lake, a 22 acre man-made lake that was built during the height of the lumber era in Pennsylvania during the late 19th & early 20th centuries. The lake was ...
***Located in Greenwood Furnace SP
Location ID: #10036826
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Located in Greenwood Furnace State Park, Huntingdon County is the Greenwood Furnace Church which was erected in 1865. The land was sold by the iron master (along with land for the school), and the church was built out of native stone. In 1897 a reed ...