Directions from Luray, Virginia to Smoketown, Pennsylvania
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Heidelberg Heritage Society
Museums – Wernersville, Pennsylvania
The Heidelberg Heritage Society in Wernersville PA offers museaum displays, restoration projects, programs and tours featuring ... More on Heidelberg-heritage.org
Ashbys Gap
Landmarks – Millwood, Virginia
Inscription. Ashbys Gap was named in honor of John Ashby, a leader among local pioneers and reputedly the first person to haul a hogshead of tobacco through this gap. Part of the house standing just to the south may have been erected ... More on HMDB
The Third Battle of Winchester The Second Woods
Landmarks – Winchester, Virginia
Inscription. After the successful attack of the Union Eighth Corps, it was only a matter of time before the Confederates lost the battle. As Confederate Gen. Early consolidated his lines closer and... More on HMDB
The Lititz Pharmacopoeia
Landmarks – Lititz, Pennsylvania
Inscription. For the use of Medical Department of the "Army of the Federated States of America, " was compiled by Physician-General William Brown in Lititz, and published in Philadelphia, in 1778. It was the first American Formulary ... More on HMDB
Stewartstown Community Fairgrounds
Parks – Stewartstown, Pennsylvania
This action packed PlayShaper® was customized with lime green posts specifically for this municipality. Notice the Accessible Image Panel underneath one of the decks. Observe the Slant ... More on KaBoom.org
Green Tree Inn
Landmarks – Carlisle, Pennsylvania
Inscription. In 1753, Benjamin Franklin stayed at inn on this site while he, Richard Peters, and Isaac Norris treated with Indians. Hamilton and Knox, members of Washington's cabinet, lodged here i... More on HMDB
Old Stone Presbyterian Church and Daniel Morgan Statue
Landmarks – Winchester, Virginia
Scotch-Irish settlers built this stone meeting house for worship in 1788, when Winchester was a thriving frontier village. It was in this church that the first Sunday School South of the Mason-Dixon line was organized in 1815. General ... More on Virginia.org
Newtown History Center
Museums – Stephens City, Virginia
The Newtown History Center is a complex of homes and museums located in a quaint town on the Valley Pike. Learn the story of a great Philadelphia Wagon Road/Wilderness Trail Settlement founded by early Shenandoah Valley pioneers. ... More on Virginia.org
ZooAmerica
Zoos and Aquariums – Hershey, Pennsylvania
It is very clean , and workers and very informative. More on Yahoo! Travel
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