Directions from Ocean City, New Jersey to Danville, Pennsylvania
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American Swedish Historical Museum
Museums – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The activities were great, and so were the films. I am glad that there is other stuff to do besides a tour. ... More on igougo
Evans Pond
Things To Do – Haddonfield, New Jersey
The pond is part of the Cooper River system, which flows from Pennsylvania into southern New Jersey. No boat ... More on AnglerWeb.com
Valley Forge Hut
Sightseeing – King of Prussia, Pennsylvania
Inscription. The Hut nearby built according to Washingtons Orders for the Construction of Huts for the Winter Camp of 1777-1778 stands on the Site of a similar Hut which sheltered Soldiers of the Pennsylvania Line and it commemorates ... More on HMDB
Delaware County Historical Society
Museums – Broomall, Pennsylvania
overview: Founded in 1895, the Delaware County Historical Society is the oldest historical society in the County. Holds special events such as lectures, workshops, and demonstrations, and co- ... More on MuseumStuff.com
Jake's Lounge
Bars – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Jake's Lounge - There’s not much to be said about the cocktails at Jake's Lounge. They’re not necessarily cheap, but they’re as tasty ... More on clubzone
McSorley's Pub, Inc.
Bars – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Mcsorley's Pub, Inc. - There’s not much to be said about the cocktails at Mcsorley's Pub, Inc.. They’re not necessarily cheap, but they’re ... More on clubzone
David Rittenhouse
Landmarks – Norristown, Pennsylvania
Inscription. Eminent astronomer, and mathematician. Born April 8, 1732, Died June 26, 1796. He calculated and, observed the transit, of Venus at his home, in Norriton 1769, , Erected 1884 by Montgomery County Centennial (1784-1884) ... More on HMDB
Oliver H. Bair Funeral Home
Landmarks – Mid City East, Pennsylvania
'Oliver H. Bair Funeral Home' is a historic building in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The five-story building, built in 1907 from the designs of architect John T. Windrim, was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1982. ... More on Wikipedia
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