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Attachment J - List of Welcome Center Participants (This Is Not an All-Inclusive List) Attachment J - List of Welcome Center Participants (This is not an all-inclusive list) Country Register Your Statewide Guide to Premier Shopping and Events Covered Bridges of Pennsylvania - Theodore Burr Covered Bridge Society of PA Eastern PA Sunday Driver Directories of Dealers In Quality Antiques Explore Pennsylvania Flight 93 National Memorial / Capt. Jason Dahl Scholarship / LeRoy W. Homer Jr. Foundation Fuel Your Pennsylvania Travels With Ethanol Howard Johnson Northeast Co-Op Locator Map Inns and B&B's of Central Pennsylvania Guide Operation Lifesaver: Key Safety Tips at Highway-Rail Grade Crossings ALL DRIVERS PA Ski Areas Association - 4th & 5th Grade Snow Pass Pennsylvania Campground Directory Pennsylvania Outdoor Adventure Guide Pennsylvania Route 6 Artisan Trail Pennsylvania Route 6 Official Visitors Guide & Map Pennsylvania State Tourism & Transportation Map Pennsylvania Turnpike Travel Guide & Map Pennsylvania Vacation Guide (Official State Guide) Pennsylvania Wines: Journey Through Pennsylvania Wine Land: Directory of Wineries & Touring Guide Phantom Fireworks Western PA Sunday Driver Directories of Dealers In Quality Antiques Where & When: Pennsylvania's Travel Guide-Fall Bed & Breakfasts of Western Pennsylvania Conneaut Lake...Naturally Great! Northwest PA's Year Round Resort Crawford County 2014 Official Visitors Guide 1 of 15 Attachment J - List of Welcome Center Participants (This is not an all-inclusive list) Crawford County Bed & Breakfast DeBence Antique Music World: "Let Us Welcome You to Yesteryear" Destination Franklin Erie Art Museum Explore Mercer, PA Getaway to Sharon, PA Greenville, PA - Why Greenville? Grove City Area Restaurant Guide Grove City PA: Stay a Little Longer... Grove City Premium Outlets Grove City, Pennsylvania: Community Guide Joden World Resources: Antique Estate Modern Jewelry Mt. Hope Golf Course Oil Creek & Titusville Railroad 2014 Schedule Oil Region Official Visitor Guide Slovak Folk Crafts: A Unique Mission Shoppe Splash Lagoon Indoor Water Park (No Expiration) Stay With Us - Erie, PA - VisitScott.com Tara - A Country Inn & Buhl Mansion Guesthouse and Spa Terra Nova House Bed & Breakfast The Town of North East PA Visit Erie Official All Seasons Visitors Guide Wendell August Showrooms Armstrong County Official Guide Beaver County Official Visitors Guide 2 of 15 Attachment J - List of Welcome Center Participants (This is not an all-inclusive list) Butler County Official Visitors Guide Caddie Shak Carnegie Science Center Duquesne Incline: 137 Years and Climbing Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott - Slippery Rock, PA Flight 93 National Memorial Fort Ligonier: Journey Back to the 18th Century... Go Ape! Treetop Adventure Course Greendance Winery Greene County, PA Map Hampton Inn Greensburg: Idlewild & Soakzone Package/Hampton Inn West Mifflin: Kennywood Package Idlewild & SoakZone - Indiana County Official Visitors Guide (Undated) Just Ducky Tours Kennywood Season Laurel Highlands River Tours Lawrence County Community & Visitor Guide (New Castle News) Michaelangelo's Flea Market Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham - Washington, PA Molly's Trolleys Sightseeing Tour Mountain Top Campground National Aviary Penn Brewery Peoples' Holiday Market - Downtown Pittsburgh Pittsburgh - Welcome Pittsburgh Information Centers Pittsburgh and Its Countryside Outdoor Adventure Map Pittsburgh Official Visitors Guide 3 of 15 Attachment J - List of Welcome Center Participants (This is not an all-inclusive list) Play Pittsburgh: Sept-Dec, Official See & Do Guide ( Priory Hotel - Pittsburgh, PA Quality Inn: Pittsburgh, University Center Rustic Lodge Furniture Rack Card (Blue Side Front South Side Entertainment District! Pittsburgh, PA Three Rivers Heritage Trail Map & Guide Washington County PA Official Visitors Guide WaterFire Sharon Festival Wilderness Voyageurs: Whitewater Rafting Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park Mill Run Abigail House Bed & Breakfast Alleghenies, The: Winter Recreation. Powder to the People Altoona Railroaders Memorial Museum Art Thrives on 45 Bedford Banjo Shop Bedford County Covered Bridges Bedford County Official Visitors Guide Boalsburg, PA: History Lives in Boalsburg, PA Boating the Alleghenies Camp-A-While Central PA Official Visitors Guide Centre County Library & Historical Museum: Pieces & Connections Clyde Peeling's Reptiland Columbia and Montour Counties Official Visitors Guide DelGrosso's Amusement Park Event Calendar Ebensburg Potato Fest - Explore Altoona: Blair County's Official Visitors Guide Fort Roberdeau 4 of 15 Attachment J - List of Welcome Center Participants (This is not an all-inclusive list) Gram & Pap's Fort Bellefonte Campground Gravity Hill Guide - New Paris, PA Grizzly Industrial at the Lycoming Mall Heritage Cove Resort Campground on Raystown Lake Historic Penn's Cave & Wildlife Park: Step Down Underground! Indian Caverns Inn at Solvang Isett Acres Museum Knoebels Amusement Resort (Through Oct) Lang's Chocolates Holiday Specials Penn State Hotels - The Nittany Lion Inn / The Penn Stater Pioneer Tunnel Coal Mine & Steam Train Quality Inn Milesburg Rockhill Trolley Museum: Ride Old Time Trolleys Schuylkill County Official Visitors Guide Seven Mountains Campground & Cabins Seven Points Marina: Lakeside Boat Rentals & Charters Susquehanna River Valley Official Visitors Guide) Thomas T. Taber Museum of the Lycoming County Historical Society Tyrone Area Chamber of Commerce Tourism & Reference Guide (Events listed through May Williamsport, Lycoming County Official Visitors Guide Woodward Cave World of Little League - Peter J. McGovern Museum & Official Store Yuengling Museum, Brewery, & Gift Shop A is for Amish Buggy Rides at Red Caboose AAA Buggy Rides AACA Museum - Special Events Aaron & Jessica's Buggy Rides 5 of 15 Attachment J - List of Welcome Center Participants (This is not an all-inclusive list) Abe's Buggy Rides Adams County Winery Adventure Sports in Hershey AE Balloon Flights: We Can Change Your Altitude! All About Golf Magazine - Susquehanna Valley Edition - Allenberry Resort Inn & Playhouse Americas Best Value Inn by Vantage - Gettysburg Amish Village Rack Card Beiler's Bed 'N' Breakfast Suites Best Western - Carlisle Best Western Premier Eden Resort & Suites Lancaster County Best Western Shippensburg Hotel - BW $55, RI $39, S8's $45 (SUMMER) Birchview Farm Campground Bird-in-Hand Family Restaurant & Stage: Half-Stitched the Musical Buck Motorsports Park - Schedule of FUN! Building Character Marketplace Cackleberry Farm Antique Mall Carlisle Events 2014 Event Schedule With 2015 Preview on Reverse Challenge Family Fun Center Cherry Crest Adventure Farm Schedule Choo Choo Comfort Inn - New Holland Comfort Inn Harrisburg Comfort Suites Hershey/Grantville Conococheague Institute Cornwall Iron Furnace Country Inn of Lancaster Country Squire Motor Inn 6 of 15 Attachment J - List of Welcome Center Participants (This is not an all-inclusive list) Courtyard by Marriott Harrisburg West/Mechanicsburg Cumberland Valley Official Visitors Guide Days Inn Dutch Country Downtown Lancaster Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre: Season ( Dutch Wonderland Season Rack Card EconoLodge Carlisle Eisenhower National Historic Site Ephrata Area Chamber of Commerce: Map and Events (generic non-dated) Family Heirloom Weavers Farmland Fun at Verdant View Fassitt Mansion B&B Fisher's Quality Furniture, Ronks PA Flory's Cottages & Camping Free Map of the Amish Farmlands George's Woodcrafts: Handcrafted Furniture, Marietta PA Gettysburg Attractions & Dining Guide Gettysburg Official Visitors Guide ( Gettysburg Attractions - Gettysburg Diorama, Gettysburg Ghost Lab, Lincoln Train Museum, Haunted Gettysburg Tours Gettysburg Battlefield Tours - Take a Ride Into the Pages of History Gettysburg Group Reservations Gettysburg National Military Park Museum and Visitor Center: The experience starts here... (R- Gettysburg Package Plans Ghostly Images of Gettysburg Good 'N Plenty Restaurant / Bird-in-Hand Farmers Market Green Dragon Farmers Market & Auction Grove's Homemade Candies Hands-On House Children's Museum 7 of 15 Attachment J - List of Welcome Center Participants (This is not an all-inclusive list) Harley-Davidson Factory Tours - York, PA Hayloft Candles Hershey Farm Restaurant & Inn ( Hershey Harrisburg Official Regional Travel Guide ( Hershey Harrisburg Wine Country Winery Tour Map & Guide Hersheypark Camping Resort Hersheypark May-Sept Historic Downtown Lititz/Venture Lititz Hollywood Casino: Starring Endless Action & Excitement Hotel Carlisle & Embers Convention Center Institute for Biblical & Scientific Studies - Bible History Exhibits ( Intercourse Map & Visitors Guide: Village of Intercourse Merchants Association Intercourse Pretzel Factory Jennie Wade House Museum Julius Sturgis Pretzel Bakery Kauffman's Fruit Farm La Cigale: French Provencal Linens Lancaster Arts Hotel Lancaster Compass Map & Guide Lancaster County Official Getaway Guide Lancaster County Shirt Company: Wearable Art From Amish Country Land of Little Horses Farm Park Landis Valley Village and Farm Museum Visitor Guide Laserdome - Join the Fun Lebanon Valley, PA Summer/Fall Visitors Guide Liberty Mountain Resort & Conference Center Mill Bridge Village Camp Resort Miller's Smorgasbord/Plain & Fancy Farm - Coupons 8 of 15 Attachment J - List of Welcome Center Participants (This is not an all-inclusive list) Mister Ed's Elephant Museum & Candy Emporium Naylor Vineyards & Wine Cellar New Oxford Antiques Dealers Association OrangeMite Studios: Shakespeare in the Barn Schedule Oregon Dairy Restaurant & Buffet, Ice Cream Shoppe,
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