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Memorial Day Parade
Landmarks – Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
It would help those that are vistors to know the route of the parade to avoid the hassle of asking those wh... More on Yahoo! Travel
Soldiers Grove
Landmarks – Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Inscription. This Grove is dedicated by a grateful Commonwealth in recognition of the Soldiers and sailors from Pennsylvania who served in any of our country's wars and in memory of those who made the supreme sacrifice. , Location. ... More on HMDB
S. Maretta Thrall
Landmarks – Middletown, New York
Inscription. 1830-1897. With Father's Tannery Business Estate She Donated Thrall Library,1901 Thrall Hospital, 1892-1929, Thrall Park Developed 1884, , Erected by Friends of Thrall, Library Centen... More on HMDB
Shawnee Lake
Campgrounds – Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Shawnee Lake sits within 3,983 acres of state park land. There are numerous lake related activities. Sailboating is very popular and warm water fishing is popular as well. The 293 campsites are all within walking distance to the lake ... More on Wildernet.com
Politics and "Penelope
Landmarks – Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
Inscription. This is the 1863 site of the COMPILER newspaper office, Gettysburg's weekly "voice" of the Democratic party, and the home of its outspoken publisher Henry Stahle. During the Battle of Gettysburg Stahle took into his home ... More on HMDB
Tapeworm Railroad
Trains – Fairfield, Pennsylvania
Inscription. Begun in 1836 by the State of Pennsylvania, largely through the efforts of Thaddeus Stevens. The meandering railroad's nickname was provided by its opponents. It was put up for sale in 1842. Just west of here stands its ... More on HMDB
Fort Hunter Mansion and Park
Museums – Dauphin, Pennsylvania
Inscription. Stockaded blockhouse, built 1755-56, on the site of present Fort Hunter Museum. Used to protect the frontier and as a supply base in building Fort Augusta. Abandoned and fell to ruins ... More on HMDB
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