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Welcome to our celebration of Pennsylvania, the Keystone State and a remarkable crossroads of American history, culture, industry, creativity, and natural beauty.
From the historic streets of Philadelphia and the rivers and bridges of Pittsburgh to Pennsylvania Dutch Country, the Pocono Mountains, Lake Erie, the Laurel Highlands, and the forests of the Pennsylvania Wilds, the state offers countless places and stories to explore.
Discover Pennsylvania history, cities, travel destinations, wildlife, books, music, genealogy, local radio, outdoor adventures, and cultural traditions. Whether you are planning a Pennsylvania vacation, tracing family roots, taking a virtual road trip, or celebrating National Pennsylvania Day on July 20, welcome to a state where every road seems to carry a story.
On the Web
National Pennsylvania Day – National Pennsylvania Day, celebrated on July 20 every year, honors the second state to join the Union.
Amish Country – The Pennsylvania Amish of Lancaster County are America’s oldest Amish settlement, where tens of thousands still live a centuries-old “Plain” lifestyle.
Wikipedia – The State of Pennsylvania, according to the Internet encyclopedia.
Visit Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and Harrisburg
Pennsylvania’s cities each bring a distinct personality.
Philadelphia offers nationally significant historic sites, celebrated museums, neighbourhoods, food traditions, arts, and professional sports.
Pittsburgh is known for its rivers, bridges, industrial heritage, museums, universities, arts, sports, and revitalized neighbourhoods.
Harrisburg, the state capital, sits beside the Susquehanna River and provides a gateway to central Pennsylvania history and attractions.
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Experience Lancaster County and Amish Country
Lancaster County is known for farmland, covered bridges, traditional markets, small towns, Pennsylvania Dutch heritage, and one of the oldest Amish communities in the United States.
10 best places to visit in Pennsylvania
Read About Pennsylvania
Travel Pennsylvania’s highways, backroads, communities, history, and curious corners through books selected for readers of all ages.
National Boston Day – National Boston Day takes place on January 16 every year to celebrate the unique name of Boston.
National Michigan Day – National Michigan Day is celebrated every year on January 18.
Georgia Day – Georgia Day, on February 12 every year, is a day specially set aside for the recognition of the colonial founding of the state.
Maryland Day – Celebrate Maryland’s history and culture on March 25.
Road Trip Day– National Road Trip Day occurs on the Friday before Memorial Day in the U.S.
Pennsylvania history for genealogists.
Listen to Pennsylvania
Listen to Pennsylvania through classical music, jazz, rock, country, community programming, college radio, Latin music, and local voices broadcasting from across the state.
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