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Paul Vasiliades Photographer
Paul Vasiliades is considered as one of the area’s most prolific image makers and most known for his scenic Harrisburg landscapes. A wide variety of Paul’s work can be found in local art galleries, Harrisburg state agencies, restaurants, and hotels. High profile corporate clients throughout the mid-state commission Paul for his photography. In addition to landscapes, Paul is an award-winning wedding photographer and also features a myriad of travel photography such as Caribbean imagery as well as cityscapes of Philadelphia, D.C., New York and Harrisburg. Paul’s artistic style has evolved throughout the years and now also present his photography three dimensionally. Paul can found working in his studio located at The Millworks, Studio 211 in Midtown Harrisburg. For more information, visit Paul’s website at www.paulvphotography.com and www.paulvstudios.com.
Vickie Karandrikas Graphic Designer
Vickie Karandrikas has over 22 years of experience as a graphic designer. She has had the opportunity to work on a myriad of projects throughout her design career from logos to brand development. Vickie was the art director and designer for the marketing award-winning book The Pennsylvania Turnpike: Moments in Motion − designed for the PA Turnpike Commission. In addition to an extensive graphic design background, Vickie handles social media marketing and content development. Vickie graduated from the PA College of Art and Design for graphic design and a Bachelor of Arts in corporate communications from Elizabethtown College.
WHAT WILL YOU DISCOVER IN CUMBERLAND VALLEY?
Just 30 minutes away, discover Cumberland Valley’s towns and uncover tree-lined streets, historical attractions and architecture, boutique shopping, eclectic cuisine, bustling breweries, tucked-away parks and seasonal events. It’s no secret Cumberland Valley PA is great, but it’s best if you find it for yourself. Find inspiration at:
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Lincoln Highway 200-Mile Roadside Museum
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The York Fair
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Pennsylvania Firsts
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Antiquing on the Lincoln Highway
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Experience Local Golf
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Franklin County
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Experience Performing Arts
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Adams County
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Experience Family Entertainment
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York County
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Experience Pet Friendly
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Schatzer’s Market, a fruit and produce stand west of Chambersburg Paul V Photography
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Fort Loudon Historic Site
Totem Pole Playhouse
9823 Lincoln Way West St. Thomas, 17252
Round Barn
1720 Brooklyn Road Fort Loudon, 17224
6097 Lincoln Way West St. Thomas, 17252 2197 Lincoln Way West Chambersburg, 17202
The Ice Cream Station
108 Lincoln Way West Chambersburg, 17201
Capitol Theatre
159 South Main Street Chambersburg, 17201
Town Square
On SE corner of Chambersburg Square, 17201
Chambersburg Post Office
308 Lincoln Way East Chambersburg, 17201
Hoover’s Grill & Ice Cream
2019 Lincoln Way East Chambersburg, 17202
Lincoln Lanes
2071 Lincoln Way East Chambersburg, 17202
Caledonia State Park Fayetteville, 17222
ONE ROAD CHANGED AMERICA FOREVER
9555 Golf Course Road Fayetteville, 17222 298 Cashtown Road Biglerville, 17307
Cashtown Inn
1325 Old Route 30 Cashtown, 17310
McKnightstown Post Office
245-247 Old Route 30 McKnightstown, 17343
Gettysburg Shopping Center 3 Blocks west of Gettysburg Square
Federal Pointe Inn 75 Spring Street Gettysburg, 17325
DO YOU REMEMBER…
New Oxford Train Station
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112 Lincoln Way West New Oxford, 17350
New Oxford Town Square SW corner of the square New Oxford, 17350
Those are genuine Lincoln Highway memories!
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Designated in 1913 as the first road across America (it stretches from New York City to San Francisco), a special 200-mile section of the Lincoln Highway in south-central Pennsylvania is celebrated as one of twelve designated Heritage Areas, the Lincoln Highway Heritage Corridor. Ride this historic route (often Route 30 in PA, but not always) to experience the Lincoln Highway 200-Mile Roadside Museum.
230 Lincoln Way East New Oxford, 17350
Altland House
20 W. King Street Abbottstown, 17301
Abbottstown Fire Station 38 East King Street Abbottstown, 17301
For information on lodging, dining and other attraction options, contact one of the following Visitors Bureaus:
GETTING THERE IS HALF THE FUN! Located along the scenic Loyalhanna Gorge in a 200 year old National Register-listed building, the Lincoln Highway Experience museum offers visitors a national award-winning 13-minute film, Through the Windshield; a variety of interpretive exhibits and Lincoln Highway artifacts; and an amazing Gift Shop packed with not only kitschy Lincoln Highway souvenirs, but with one-of-a kind items from our Handmade along the Highway Collection. LINC
Lincoln Highway Heritage Corridor 3435 State Route 30 East Latrobe, PA 15650 724-879-4241 • www.LHHC.org This card was produced with a Westmoreland County Tourism Grant, administered by the Laurel Highlands Visitors Bureau.
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receiving S&H green stamps at the gas station; eating comfort food at a diner; writing postcards to family and friends; and checking into a tourist cabin or motel for the night?
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Laurel Highlands Visitors Bureau Ligonier 800-333-5661 www.laurelhighlands.org
Franklin Co. Visitors Bureau Chambersburg 866-646-8060 www.explorefranklincountypa.com
Bedford County Visitors Bureau Bedford 800-765-3331 www.visitbedfordcounty.com
Destination Gettysburg Gettysburg 717-334-6274 www.destinationgettysburg.com
The Lincoln Highway, our nation’s first coast-to-coast highway, stretched from New York City to San Francisco in 1913. It’s the one route that changed America forever – marking the birth of popular American tourism – vacationing by automobile. Early motorists traveled to see where history was made, to experience the beauty of nature, to learn about regional differences and to have outdoor fun…the same reasons people take automobile vacations today! www.lhhc.org/ 8 ■ Live.Work.Play
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LINCOLN HIGHWAY 200-MILE ROADSIDE MUSEUM North Huntingdon Town Hall
Idlewild Park & Soak Zone
Remote Control
Across from Idlewild
11279 Center Highway North Huntingdon, 15642 75 Pennsylvania Avenue Irwin, 15642
Irwin Park
Pennsylvania Avenue and Main Street Irwin, 15642
Comtrol
500 Pennsylvania Ave. Irwin, 15642
Westmoreland Chamber of Commerce 241 Tollgate Hill Road Greensburg, 15601
Greensburg Car Wash
953 West Pittsburgh Street Greensburg, 15601
Orenda Park
Dunkle’s Gulf Station
Second Time Around
Hometown Bank
Barn Mural
The Foundry
Corner of Route 30 Westbound and Route 259 Ligonier, 15658
Hite House
Downtown Everett
Ligonier Valley School District Building
101 W. Main Street Stoystown, 15563
Everett Train Station
The Ligonier Theater
133 East Main Street Stoystown, 15563
Route 601 North Boswell, 15563
2582 Route 30 East Ligonier, 15658
2811 Lincoln Highway Stoystown, 15563
2539 State Route 30 West Ligonier, 15658
Roadside Giant
Flight 93 National Memorial
Ligonier Tavern
137 W. Main Street Ligonier, 15658
6424 Lincoln Highway Stoystown, 15563
Downtown Greensburg
St. Clair Park
Westmoreland Courthouse Square
40 North Pennsylvania Avenue Greensburg, 15601
Westmoreland Mall
5256 State Route 30 East Greensburg, 15601
Arnold Palmer Regional Airport 148 Aviation Lane Latrobe, 15650
Latrobe Rotary Community Park
1.4 miles E. of Rt. 981 S./ Arnold Palmer Dr. Youngstown, 15696
Don Deaner Funeral Home
210 W. Main Street Ligonier, 15658
Ligonier Town Hall
112 West Pittsburgh Street Greensburg, 15601
121 West Main Street Stoystown, 15563
339 W. Main Street Ligonier, 15658
Greensburg Train Station 101 Ehalt Street Greensburg, 15601
3241 Lincoln Highway Stoystown, 15563
Duppstadt’s Country Store
120 East Main Street Ligonier, 15658
Bell Street & East Main LH Ligonier, 15658 Approx. 1 mile east of 711/30 intersection Ligonier, 15658
Compass Inn Museum
Shawnee State Park Lincoln Highway Garage 3701 Pitt Street Schellsburg, 15559
Lincoln Motor Court 5104 Lincoln Highway Manns Choice, 15550
Jean Bonnet Tavern
7690 Somerset Pike Jennerstown, 15547
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Your Lincoln Highway journey must begin here. Lincoln Highway Experience, 3435 State Route 30 East, Latrobe, PA 15650, 724-879-4241, www.LHHC.org
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6048 Lincoln Highway Bedford, 15522
The Coffee Pot West Pitt Street Bedford, 15522
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West 5th Street Everett, 15537
Union Hotel
140 East Main Street Everett, 15537
First National Bank 210 East Main Street Everett, 15537
Down River Golf Course 134 Rivers Bend Drive Everett, 15537
Gateway Travel Plaza
Linn Run State Park
Mountain Playhouse & Green Gables Restaurant
109 East Main Street Everett, 15537
Route 30 Antiques
2708 Lincoln Highway Schellsburg, 15559
Laurel Mountain State Park
27 North Juniata Street Everett, 15537
14275 Lincoln Highway Everett, 15537
Bison Corral Barn
1382 State Route 30 Laughlintown, 15655
306 West Main Street Everett, 15537
6885 Lincoln Highway Stoystown, 15563 9106 Lincoln Highway Central City, 15926
Ligonier Beach
300 West Pitt Street Bedford, 15522
16563 Lincoln Highway Breezewood, 15533
A. Stoner Building
110 Lincoln Way West McConnellsburg, 17233
Fulton House Parklet
112 & 201 Lincoln Way East McConnellsburg, 17233
Fulton Antiques
211 Lincoln Way East McConnellsburg, 17233
Johnnie’s Diner and Motel
709 Lincoln Way East McConnellsburg, 17233
Mountain House Bar & Grille
18734 Lincoln Highway McConnellsburg, 17233
Cowan’s Gap State Park
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The LHHC is one of twelve special “Heritage Areas” in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, collectively known as “Heritage PA,” which is committed to improving operations, marketing, government relations and public advocacy for all of Pennsylvania’s Heritage Areas. The mission of the LHHC is to identify, conserve, promote, and interpret the cultural, historical, natural, recreational, and economic resources along the Lincoln Highway in Westmoreland, Somerset, Bedford, Fulton, Franklin, and Adams Counties. Through these regions, the original highway is marked with red, white and blue signs. The LHHC was designated in 1995 to create opportunities for preserving and interpreting resources associated with the Lincoln Highway and the more than 200 years of regional transportation history that preceded it. Learn more about each county by selecting from the map below.
The York Fair
The York Fair, “America’s First Fair®” is an annual Fair held in September, beginning the first Friday after Labor Day in York, PA. In 2015, the York Fair celebrated 250 years since the first York Fair in 1765. The traditions of fairs in the New World began with the York Fair, America’s first fair, held in the historic old Town of York in 1765, eleven years before the nation was founded. A charter to hold that fair was granted to the people of York by Thomas Penn, son of William Penn in recognition of “the flourishing state to which the town hath arrived through their industry.” Those early gatherings were reported to have been “the liveliest days of the whole year.” At that time, the York Fair existed as a two-day agricultural market on the town commons, now known as Penn Park. Records don’t tell us too much about the York Fair during the American Revolution or the War of 1812, but we know the troops passing through York camped in the commons, so they would have shared the grounds with the Fair. In 1853 a group of prominent York County agricultural leaders formed the York County Agricultural Society for the purpose of making the fair a three-day event and finding it a new home. That society purchased seven acres and established a new fairground in 1856. The new location was on what was then the east side of the City of York near what is now Queen Street and King Street. In 1861, within days of the firing on Fort Sumter, injured Union soldiers were placed in temporary hospitals set up in the old Penn Commons and in the new fairgrounds. In 1862 the Secretary of War made those hospitals permanent so by fair time that year, the halls and grounds were filled with wounded from Antietam and the fair was closed until 1865. Following the Civil War, the York County Agricultural Society, in 1888, decided the fair had once again outgrown its grounds and these early fair leaders purchased land and moved the event to the 73-acre site that was eventually expanded to become the current York Fair/York Expo Center property. The fair remained open after the outbreak of World War I, but was not held in 1918 due to an influenza outbreak that killed 166 people in York. During World War II most fairs and the Pennsylvania Farm Show closed, but the York Fair, whose president at that time was Samuel Lewis, stayed open, causing plenty of controversy. In 1942 the fair dates were changed so that the event moved from October to September where it is celebrated to this day. The York Fair remained open throughout the long war in Vietnam and in 1975 it was expanded to become a nine-day event including two Saturdays and a Sunday. Then in 1997 the fair itself expanded to become a ten-day fair that includes two full weekends. It now opens on the first Friday after Labor Day and closes on Sunday of the second weekend. The York Fair was underway during the tragic events of September 11 th, 2001, when terrorists attacked the World Trade Center in New York and the Pentagon. The fair remained open in the days following the terrorist attack, since the Board of Directors felt the fair was a showcase and celebration of American culture that had been attacked without cause. Today, the property purchased by the Society back in 1888 serves the community all year long. More than 160 events are booked into the fair’s buildings and grounds every year. These popular happenings include Street Rod conventions, train shows, motorcycle events and many kinds of trade shows and spectator events. To expand that success, the York County Agricultural Society constructed its new Arena in 2003, creating 114,000 square feet of rent-able year-round exhibit space for the York Expo Center and a new home for all the livestock events during future celebrations of America ’s First Fair. In its first year of operation, the Arena hosted the Grand Ole Opry, graduations, conventions, car shows, trade shows and a major political rally for President George W. Bush. Article from www.yorkfair.org
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York Fair Ferris Wheel Christina Stetler Photography
Pennsylvania FIRSTS PENNSYLVANIANIANS HAVE INVENTED OR DISCOVERED •
Pencil with Attached Eraser
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Snap-Tops for Cans
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Bessemer Steel Making Process
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Wire Glass
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Steam Shovel
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Typewriter Ribbon
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Daylight Savings Time
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Lightning Rod
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Textile Machinery
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Printing Press in America
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Photographic Attempt to Show Motion
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“Honey Bee Lens” for People Who are Partially Blind
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Stereoscope
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Conestoga Wagon Polio Vaccine Electronic computer Ferris Wheel Steamboat Franklin Stove Shock Absorber Cement Bifocals Zinc Anthracite Coal Apple Parer Soldering Gun Slicing Machine Carborundum Flashcubes Cable Car Folding Machine Water Gas Production Accordion Dental Mallet Revolving Door Recumbent Chair Water Softener Street Letter Box Sandblasting Straw Paper Hookless Fastening Lager Beer (Yuengling Lager) Platinum Metal Mustard Printer’s Ink Quinine Root Beer Wallpaper Folding Bed Jeans, Fustians, Everlasting and Coatings
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FIRST AMONG STATES • • • • • • • • • • • •
Number of Licensed Hunters Boiler Plates Rural Population Covered Bridges State Game Lands Potato Chip Production Pretzel Production Scrapple Production Licensed Bakeries Meat Packing Plants Sausage Production Mushroom Production
PENNSYLVAIA FIRSTS IN THE NATION: • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
First nation’s capital (Philadelphia) First electronic computer built, first commercial use of electronic computer and first solid-state electronic computer. First television broadcast First rolling mill First iron casting First carpet mill First paper mill First radio broadcast First hospital First library First magazine First newspaper First zoo (The Philadelphia Zoo) First institution of art First electric watch First round-trip airplane flight First government low-interest, long-term financing program to help businesses First all motion picture theater First commercial radio station First educational public television station First cable television system was founded in Pennsylvania First transistors produced commercially for a specific product First production of cottonseed oil First commercial production of zinc First production of expandable polystyrene First commercial installation of ball bearings First production of rayon First commercial production of aluminum First commercial production of electric meters First steel mill with an electrical machine First patent reissue First print patent First commercial use of picturephone First commercial use of telephone with push buttons
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First dual elevator in service First belt conveyor system First use of aluminum walls for building construction First tunnel for general traffic and first railroad tunnel First English patent granted to a resident of America First successful oil well First commercial oil refinery First to have natural gas piped to homes for commercial use First program to provide corporations tax breaks for contributing to the community First full-scale nuclear power plant, (Pittsburgh is the first city to have electricity supplied by atomic power) First public use of polio vaccine First biology course offered in a college First use of adhesive and medicated plaster in treatment of fractures First chemistry laboratory and first chemistry professor First preparation of dried, human blood serum First druggist First botany professor First geology book First air mail service First tests with antifreeze First sleeping car for railroad First locomotive for railroad use First steel passen- ger railroad coach First automated people mover First rough-dry laundry service First seed business First automobile with a circulating lubrication system First Commercially Successful Steamboat First high-speed, multi-lane highway, the Pennsylvania Turnpike First building erected in the United States for public use First Mint of the United States First crematory First preparation of soda water First use of electric turnstile First stone, cast-iron, iron-wire suspension and concrete arch highway bridges First permanent theater building First commercial museum First aluminum- faced building First bird sanctuary First glass crystal chandelier
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First Saturday half-holiday introduced First low-rent community housing project First planned community First commercial pretzel bakery First professional football game Pittsburgh is first among cities in per capita amount of cultural institutions, dance, drama and music First streetcar First passenger cable car (steepest ever built) First university for blacks First model school opened First bible translated to English in America First mass transit bus pool purchase plan in the U.S. First water pumping station First company-owned service station First melon grown First arcade First circus First nursing school First Christmas savings club First advertising agency and advertising school First book entered for copyright First artist successful in commercial art First sugar beets grown First book for the blind First graduate school for women First Building and Loan Association The Pittsburgh Pirates were the first National League team to play in a World Series The Pittsburgh Steelers were the first professional football team to win six Super Bowls Pittsburgh’s port is first among inland port cities in business activity Philadelphia has the nation’s largest landscaped park Philadelphia has more teaching medical hospitals than any other city in the world The Pennsylvania State Police were the first organized state police force in the nation... instituted in 1905 First symphony orchestra First encyclopedia First automobile road map First printed ballot for an election First commercial high school First law digest published First bottler of mineral water First fire patrol and fire insurance company First seatrain
Antiquing on the Lincoln Highway
Antiquing is a great way to explore the Lincoln Highway. As the historic route meanders through south central Pennsylvania, it touches several small antiquing towns. New Oxford and Abbottstown are great fun for antiquers as well as historic Gettysburg. As the Lincoln Highway crosses the valley of the South Mountain, it traverses the beautiful land of Michaux State Forest and enters Fayetteville in Franklin County PA, where Caledonia State Park and Totem Pole Playhouse reside. It is a lovely drive. About five miles ahead on the Lincoln Highway is Fayetteville Antique Mall, a treasurer hunter’s dream. With more than 350 dealers and open seven days a week year-round, antiquers can explore to their heart’s content. Continuing on historic Route 30, keep an eye out for the Lincoln Highway Heritage Corridor’s outdoor museum concept. It includes building murals and a parade of gas pumps, painted to showcase key aspects of the local piece of the historic corridor. The Lincoln Highway now winds into downtown Chambersburg, where Gypsy on the Square has some great antiques from across the United States and Europe. As the highway moves west of town, it comes to Shatzer’s Orchard, where the outdoor museum concept of the Lincoln Highway continues with a replica of an old fruit truck and a “just peachy” gas pump. On the drive west, the highway opens up into a breathtaking view of the Tuscarora Mountains and Buchanan State Forest with more than 1000 acres of Cowan’s Gap State Park. Try antiquing on the Lincoln Highway, and explore small town America. The beautiful views are a bonus.
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LOCALGOLF ANCHORED GOLF COURSE 490 Windsor Rd • York (717) 755-1406
COOL CREEK GOLF CLUB 300 Cool Creek Rd • Wrightsville (717) 252-3691
MEADOW BROOK GOLF COURSE 835 Goulden Rd • Gettysburg (717) 334-0569
BRIARWOOD GOLF CLUB 4775 W Market St • York (800) 432-1555
FLATBUSH GOLF COURSE 940 Littlestown Rd • Littlestown (717) 359-7125
BRIDGES GOLF CLUB 6729 York Rd • Abbottstown (717) 624-9551
GRANDVIEW GOLF CLUB 2779 Carlisle Rd • York (717) 764-2674
MOUNTAIN VIEW GOLF CLUB 4099 Bullfrog Rd • Fairfield (717) 641-7380, (717) 642-5848 (800) 548-8504
BRIDGEWATER GOLF CLUB 601 Chestnut Hill Rd • York (717) 847-9344
HERITAGE HILLS GOLF RESORT 2700 Mount Rose Ave • York (877) 782-9752
CALEDONIA GOLF CLUB 9515 Golf Course Road Fayetteville (717) 352-7271
HICKORY HEIGHTS GOLF CLUB 5158 Lehman Rd • Spring Grove (717) 225-4247
CARROLL VALLEY GOLF COURSE @ LIBERTY MOUNTAIN 78 Country Club Trail Carroll Valley (717) 642-8282 CEDAR RIDGE GOLF COURSE 7039, 1225 Barlow 2 Taverns Rd Gettysburg (717) 359-4480 COUNTRY CLUB OF YORK 1400 Country Club Rd • York (717) 843-9303
HIGHLANDS OF DONEGAL GOLF CLUB 650 Pinkerton Rd • Mount Joy (717) 653-2048 HONEY RUN GOLF COURSE 3131 S Salem Church Rd • York (717) 792-9771 LITTLE CREEK GOLF COURSE 1657 Route 116 • Spring Grove (717) 916-4900 THE LINKS AT GETTYSBURG 601 Mason Dixon Road • Gettysburg (717) 359-8000
PENN NATIONAL GOLF COURSE COMMUNITY 3720 Clubhouse Drive • Fayetteville (717) 352-3046, (800) 221-7366 PLEASANT VALLEY GOLF CLUB 8467 Pleasant Valley Rd • Stewartstown (717) 993-2184 QUAIL VALLEY GOLF COURSE 900 Teeter Road • Littlestown (717) 359-8453 THE ROYAL MANCHESTER GOLF LINKS 5700 Board Rd • Mount Wolf (717) 268-0490 SOUTH HILLS GOLF CLUB 925 Westminster Ave • Hanover (717) 637-7500 VALLEY GREEN GOLF COURSE 1227 Valley Green Rd • Etters (717) 938-4200
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Heading west from Chambersburg Paul V Photography
FRANKLIN COUNTY
ADAMS COUNTY
YORK COUNTY
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Near Bingham’s Orchard in St. Thomas Paul V Photography
The 11/30 Visitors Center at 15 S. Main Street in Chambersburg, PA will tell stories of history and humanity & share the county’s healthy fresh foods, inspiring art, architecture, and entertainment.
Home of unty’s Franklin Co urism Certified To r’s. Ambassado
Opening exhibits: Bridges of Franklin County
• Remembering War I • Fresh Food and Dining in Franklin County • Artisans at Work • On the Move in Franklin County 866.646.8060 717.552.2977 Facebook.com/FCVBen Twitter.com/FCVB Live.Work.Play ■ 23
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Franklin County is located in south central Pennsylvania and said to have the best natural trout streams in the nation as they meander through Chambersburg.
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Visit the Franklin County Visitors Bureau in beautiful downtown Chambersburg. Housed in a historic bank building, you’ll get information on local history and notable Franklin County destinations and attractions. Downtown Chambersburg offers an array of rich history, local arts, diverse cultural foods, unique shopping and more.
Fountain and Union Soldier in downtown Chambersburg Paul V Photography
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1864 Brings Franklin County to Life on July 14-15
1864 Ransoming, Burning & Rebirth of Chambersburg is set for July 19-20, 2019 in Franklin County. The centerpiece of the 1864 weekend is the light show in downtown Chambersburg on Saturday, July 20, 6 PM to 10 PM. 1864 portrays the powerful history of Chambersburg Pennsylvania, ransomed and burned on July 30, 1864 by Confederate troops during the Civil War. The light show, so real the center of town appears to be ablaze just as it was more than 150 years ago, culminates with the rebirth of Chambersburg., flushing the buildings with beautiful light to symbolize the emergence from the ashes to prosperity and vitality. The 1864 Weekend kicks off on Friday, 7:00 PM to 9:30 PM, at Allison-Antrim Museum in Greencastle, another Franklin County community occupied by Confederate troops during the Civil War, with the 1864 Civil War Ball in the 19th century, German bank barn. Participants will be guided by the Victorian Dance Ensemble, the performing troupe of the Civil War Dance Foundation, and are invited to dress in Civil War era attire, contemporary formal attire, or contemporary business attire. The Civil War Ball offers a glimpse of Victorian culture and a respite from the reality of America’s strife. Tickets--$15/person or $25/couple—will be available on Eventbrite. Saturday’s emphasis moves to Chambersburg on July 20 for Old Market Day—an old-fashioned, daylong street festival with hundreds of vendors and live entertainment, sponsored by the Downtown Business Council of Chambersburg. Saturday evening, 1864 takes center stage with historic walking tours, living history, speakers, exhibits, prizes, giveaways, old-fashioned photo booth, pets from the Cumberland Valley Animal Shelter, book signings, glowin-the-dark face painting, and Civil War period games for kids. The highlight of the events preceding the 1864 Light Show is the final round of A Cappella & Unplugged, the three-round music and singing contest. Spectators can vote for their favorite act and have their in-person vote tabulated with online voting to select the winner, who receives $500 and bragging rights to the 5th annual talent search contest. As dark approaches, the town transforms to 1864 and the story of the town’s ransoming, burning and rebirth comes to life with incredible light and atmospheric effects. Throughout the event, Confederate soldiers will be attempting to gather ransom money from the crowd. All “ransom money” will be donated to Franklin County Habitat for Humanity. Leading up to 1864 is a week-long event called ChambersFest, sponsored by the Greater Chambersburg Chamber of Commerce. Among these events are Scoop-A-Palooza, an ice cream fundraiser for education, Tim & Susan Cook Memorial 5K, and a Restaurant Week. 1864 is just one way to explore Franklin County PA. Explore history, arts and architecture, recreation, natural beauty, fresh foods and the warm hospitality of communities like Chambersburg, Greencastle, Mercersburg, Shippensburg, and Waynesboro. Get started at the new Franklin County Visitors Center on Routes 11 and 30—the 11/30 Visitors Center. Plan a visit or find out more at ExploreFranklinCountyPA.com or by contacting 866.646.8060.
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MAP OF CHAMBERSBURG
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APPELL CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS 50 N George St • York (717) 846-1111
GETTYSBURG COMMUNITY THEATRE 49 York St • Gettysburg (717) 334-2692
THE BELMONT THEATRE 27 S. Belmont St • York (717) 854-5715
MAJESTIC THEATER 25 Carlisle St • Gettysburg (717) 337-8200
CAPITOL THEATRE 159 S Main St • Chambersburg (717) 263-0202
THE PULLO CENTER 1031 Edgecomb Ave • York (717) 505-8900
CHAMBERSBURG COMMUNITY THEATRE 159 S. Main St. #3 • Chambersburg (717) 263-3900
SUSQUEHANNA FOLK MUSIC SOCIETY 378 Old York Rd New Cumberland (717) 319-8409 (800) 838-3006
DREAMWRIGHTS CENTER FOR COMMUNITY ARTS 100 Carlisle Ave • York (717) 848-8623 EICHELBERGER PERFORMING ARTS CENTER 195 Stock St • Hanover (717) 637-708
TOTEM POLE PLAYHOUSE 9555 Golf Course Rd Fayetteville (717) 352-2164 (888) 805-7056
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
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EXCLUSIVE Gettysburg Christmas Ornament! Artworks commissioned forged metalware company Wendell August to re-create the Gettysburg Christmas Tree located in downtown Gettysburg.
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The battle was fought at Gettysburg because of the area road system— it had nothing to do with shoes. The Town of Gettysburg, population 2,000, was a town on the rise. It boasted three newspapers, two institutes of higher learning, several churches and banks, but no shoe factory or warehouse. The ten roads that led into town are what brought the armies to Gettysburg. The shoe myth can be traced to a late-1870s statement by Confederate general Henry Heth.
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Gettysburg landscape in autumn.
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COLLECT STAMPS! WIN PRIZES! Your passport awaits! Pick up a map at any participating Pour Tour location. Visit AdamsCountyPourTour.com or call 1.800.337.5015 for more information.
SHARE YOUR POURS! Be sure to follow us and share your adventures on Facebook, Instagram, and everywhere else— online and off! Please drink responsibly and appoint a designated driver. Participants must be 21 years of age or older and have a valid photo ID. It is illegal to sell, serve, or give alcoholic beverages to any person visibly intoxicated. Establishments have the right and responsibility to refuse service to anyone who is visibly impaired.
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An Adams County, PA landmark. True “Barrel Barn” built in 1914. Wide selection of own grown and local fresh fruits and vegetables in-season. There are many interesting food, decorative and gift items available that fill the shelves as they curve their way around the interior of the barn. 298 Cashtown Road • Biglerville, PA 17307 • 717-334-1984 • www.RoundBarn.farm Round Barn_1/3 Horizontal Ad.indd 1
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FAMILY EVENTS
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Pennsylvanians love their chips. PA has SIX REGIONAL POTATO CHIP COMPANIES: Herr’s, Utz, Martin’s, Bon Ton, Bickel’s a nd Snyder’s of Hanover scattered around the state’s Potato Chip Belt.
Every year from July first through the third, volunteers reenact the Battle of Gettysburg. Each day re-enactors display a different part of the battle as well as commentary regarding the hardships of the battles. The battles are narrated by the battlefield guides of the Gettysburg National Military Park.
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Dirt road and farm at sunset, near Jefferson in rural York County, Pennsylvania.
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Voted Best Art Gallery - Susquehanna Style Magazine’s Best of York Awards 2018
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57 N Beaver St � York, PA 17401 � 717.854.0440 � www.kalettas.com
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DOG PARKS CUMBERLAND VALLEY DOG PARK 5051 Letterkenny Rd West, Chambersburg
SEASONAL PET FRIENDLY PATIOS BRUSTER’S REAL ICE CREAM 500 Gateway Ave • Chambersburg 717-261-1484
SHIPPENSBURG TOWNSHIP DOG PARK 304 Britton Rd • Shippensburg
SWEET FROG FROZEN YOGURT 1752 Lincoln Way E • Chambersburg 717-552-2920
JOHN C. RUDY COUNTY PARK
FLAMINGO RESTAURANT 3050 Lincoln Way E • Fayetteville, 717-352-8755
Has separate areas for big & little dogs, plus a playground, trails & a creek.
400 Mundis Race Rd • York CANINE MEADOWS 400 Mundis Race Rd • York
C & C Coffee Company 15 N Main St • Chambersburg 717-504-8718
GETTYSBURG RECREATIONAL PARK Breckenridge St • Gettysburg
Roy Pitz Brewing Company 140 N 3rd St • Chambersburg 717-496-8753
GETTYSBURG DOG PARK 701-845 Long Ln • Gettysburg
Big Oak Cafe 410 Stouffer Ave, Chambersburg 717-262-2446
WEST MANHEIM PARK 255 St Bartholomew Rd • Hanover BIGLERVILLE DOG PARK 2880 Table Rock Rd • Biglerville NORLO PARK 3050 Lincoln Way E • Fayetteville
Kenny’s Grill and Ice Cream 2342, 8933, Philadelphia Ave Chambersburg 717-264-8351 Flamingo Restaurant 5600 Lincoln Way E • Fayetteville 717-352-8755 Trickling Springs Creamery 2330 Molly Pitcher Hwy • Chambersburg 717-709-0711 The Pike Restaurant & Lounge 985 Baltimore Pike • Gettysburg 717-334-9227 The Farnsworth House Tavern 401 Baltimore St • Gettysburg 717-334-8838
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O’Rourkes Eatery and Spirits 44 Steinwehr Ave • Gettysburg 717-334-2333 Reid’s Cider House 400 Baltimore St • Gettysburg 717-334-7537 Tutoni’s 108 N George St • York 717-885-5169 HOLY HOUND TAPROOM 57 W Market St • York 717-855-2410 BRUSTER’S REAL ICE CREAM 1115 Carlisle Rd • York 717-852-7244 RITA’S ITALIAN ICE 3000 E Market St • York 717-757-5152 RITA’S ITALIAN ICE 351 Loucks Rd • York 717-846-2665 MUDHOOK BREWING COMPANY 34 N Cherry Ln • York 717-747-3605 You’ll find water bowls outside of Kaletta’s Gift Shop and Boutique while strolling downtown York.They also carry various , fun pet related items and yes, they are pet friendly. Kaletta’s is located at : 57 N Beaver St • York 717-854-0440
Experience PET SUPPLIES PETSMART 971 Norland Ave • Chambersburg 717-267-2708 FRANKLIN HARDWARE & PET CENTER 1975 Philadelphia Ave Chambersburg 717-263-2624
PETFRIENDLY
ANIMAL HOSPITALS AND VETERINARY CARE
CHAMBERSBURG ANIMAL HOSPITAL 1340 Lincoln Way E • Chambersburg 717-788-4212 CREATURES GREAT & SMALL VETERINARY 3000 Philadelphia Ave, Chambersburg 717-264-9525
PETCO ANIMAL SUPPLIES 1320 Lincoln Way W • Chambersburg 717-753-6248
LINCOLN WAY ANIMAL HOSPITAL 1986 Lincoln Way E • Chambersburg 717-264-2615
PET VALU 945 Wayne Avet • Chambersburg 717-496-8626
BEST FRIENDS ANIMAL HOSPITAL 1988 Lincoln Way W • Chambersburg 717-496-4936
PET VALU 44-F Natural Springs Rd • Gettysburg 717-338-9263
KEYSTONE MOBILE VETERINARY SERVICES 4150 Main St • Chambersburg 717-261-9738
PETSMART 351 Loucks Rd • York 717-854-5624 PET VALU 1919 Springwood Rd • York 717-885-0838 PETCO ANIMAL SUPPLIES 1800 Loucks Rd • York 717-767-4972
GETTYSBURG ANIMAL HOSPITAL 996 Old Harrisburg Rd • Gettysburg 717-334-2177 CONFEDERATE WOODS VETERINARY HOSPITAL, INC. 10 Confederate Dr • Gettysburg 717-334-1179 ANIMAL WELLNESS CLINIC 3570 Chambersburg Rd • Biglerville 717-337-2785 LITTLESTOWN VETERINARY HOSPITAL 5010 Baltimore Pike • Littlestown 717-359-7877
VCA CONEWAGO ANIMAL HOSPITAL 3002 Hanover Pike • Hanover 717-632-4425
NEW OXFORD VETERINARY CLINIC 444 Lincoln Way E • New Oxford Community Animal Hospital 400 S Pine St • York 717-845-5669 HILL STREET VETERINARY HOSPITAL 555 Hill St • York 717-843-6060 EAST YORK VETERINARY CENTER 1997 Industrial Hwy • York 717-840-1025 LEADER HEIGHTS ANIMAL HOSPITAL 199 Leader Heights • York 717-430-0669 YORKSHIRE ANIMAL HOSPITAL 3434 E Market St • York 717-755-4935 SHILOH VETERINARY HOSPITAL 8433, 110 Morgan Ln • York 717-767-0180
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FOOD AND SPIRITS Carriage House Inn
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MUSEUMS
Civil War Museum
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CJ’s BBQ Smokehouse
22
Gettysburg Heritage Center
36
Federal Pointe Pub
39
Seminary Ridge Museum
42
Iron Horse York
63
One Lincoln Food & Spirits
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Revival Social Club
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The Markets at Hanover
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The Parrot
49
Thirsty Farmers Brew Works
34
Tutoni’s Restaurant
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RECREATION AND ENTERTAINMENT Adams County Pour Tour
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Appell Center for the Performing Arts
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Cumberland Valley PA
3
Destination Gettysburg
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Franklin County PA
23
Hickory Falls Family Entertainment
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Turkey Hill Experience
SHOPPING & SPAS
5
Artworks 40 Codori’s House of Gifts
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Creative York
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Gettysburg Day Spa
41
Kaletta’s 57 Lark 39 Lord Nelson’s Gallery
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Nerdvana Outpost
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The Historic Round Barn & Farm Market
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The Outlet Shoppes at Gettysburg
34
Toy Box Gifts & Wonder
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OTHER
PCN 35 PA Lyme Resouce Network
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