Directions from Baltimore, Maryland to Geneva, New York
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Payne-Shoemaker Building
Landmarks – Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Inscription. The economic prosperity enjoyed nationally throughout the 1920's was clearly not lost upon Harrisburg's downtown development. By the decade's climatic conclusion there would rise a new generation of buildings in the city ... More on HMDB
Lake Heron Retreat
Campgrounds – Liverpool, Pennsylvania
Private, very quiet, secluded. 10 acre lake with largemouth bass, catfish and bluegills. Woodland hiking ... More on GreatCampingSpots.com
Pennsylvania Canal
National And State Parks – Northumberland, Pennsylvania
Inscription. The North Branch and West Branch Divisions, built 1828-34, joined here in Northumberland at a canal basin. Boats with coal from Nanticke or lumber from Williamsport locked down into the river nearby and re-entered the ... More on HMDB
Dairy Queen
Ice Cream – York, Pennsylvania
slow: no interest in customer small grill and ordinary Dairy Cream ice cream More on Yahoo! Travel
International Motor Racing Research Center at Watkins Glen
Museums – Dix, New York
Research library and archives devoted to motorsport: rare and reference books, films, photographs, fine art and manuscripts. More on iloveny.com
Ventosa Vineyards
Wineries And Vineyards – Geneva, New York
Ventosa Vineyards is located on the Northeast shore of Seneca Lake. Ventosa, the Italian word meaning "windy", offers a unique Tuscan setting bringing the ambiance of Tuscany to the Finger Lakes. ... More on Iloveny.com
T. Morris Chester
Landmarks – Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Inscription. Journalist, educator, lawyer. Born here, 1834. Taught in Liberia, 1857-61. Recruited Black soldiers in Civil War; noted as war correspondent. In Europe for freedmen's aid; was admitted... More on HMDB
Joseph Priestley House
Museums – Northumberland, Pennsylvania
Well known for his discovery of oxygen, British chemist Joseph Priestley inhabited this home overlooking the Susquehanna River from 1794 until his death in 1804. Priestley is best known for his ach... More on Heritage
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