Come on a Saturday evening in the summer. There is an excellent outdoor concert series. It's every Saturday starting June 19 til August 28. The concerts start at 8pm and the cost is only $2 a person.
Awesome place to explore. Beautiful views and good hiking. Great place in the summer.
Everyone needs to check this historical site out. It has been wonderfully kept up and restored for visitors. This free venue is definitely worth the time.
Edgar Allen Poe, destitute, sick, with his wife dying of TB, declared bankruptcy in 1843. His petition states: “The petitioner is possessed of no property … beyond his wearing apparel…”
A great introduction to the French & Indian War, the conflict that birthed our nation
Visit the home of U.S. Senator and early Secretary of the Treasury Albert Gallatin, one of the preeminent politicians of the early 1800s.
There's a great crew that always comes on Saturdays at 7a.
Leashed dogs are welcome at Hopewell Furnace National Historic Site, a restored iron plantation with 848 acres of hiking trails and paths.
This is home to a number of sites and attractions associated with early American history, including Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell.
Visit the National Park Service's visitor center and see the remains of the South Fork Dam, whose failure destroyed Johnstown.
All aboard! Catch a train at the Steamtown National Historic Site for guided tours while riding in an historic commuter car! Read more.
This is the National Parks Service's smallest independent unit (by square footage).
We hope you're wearing a Tricorn Hat. Either way, stop in at the Cabin Chapel Shop for fresh homemade soups & the area’s best hot dogs.
