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ABSTRACT A project of the State College Area School District (Pennsylvania) to increase the self-confidence and independence of limited-English-proficient adult students is reported. Students learned to ask questions for information, give directions, read maps and bus schedules, and plan trips using local resources and a Pennsylvania state visitor's guide. The program has been found helpful in increasing student confidence in English, improving knowledge of the community and state, and easing the transition from a foreign culture to American life. Severaldocuments are included here: a project summary, instructor's manual, student workbook, and a state-produced visitor's guide used for instruction in the program. The summary report describes briefly the project's rationale and origins, purposes and objectives, schedule, administration, intended audience, and information dissemination efforts. Specific project objectives (curriculum development, piloting, inservice teacher education event, and final report) and related activities are outlined and evaluation activities are detailed. The instructor's manual contains outlines, instructional materials, and planning materials for the 12 lessons in the curriculum. The student's workbook contains lesson materials worksheets for those lessons. (MSE) (Adjunct ERIC Clearinghouse on Literacy Education)

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A Special Demonstration Project #98-4009 A Mini Grant $6,635.00 July 1, 1993 - June 30, 1994 developed by Community Education State College Area School District 411 South Fraser St2eet State College PA 16801 814-231-1061

F I NAL REPORT DISCOVER PENNSYLVANIA Final Report

A Section 353 Special Project #98-4009 July 1, 1993 - June 30, 1994

Granted to: State College Area School District Community Education 131 West Nittany Avenue State College PA 16801 814-231-1062

Granted by: Pennsylvania Department of Education Division of Adult Basic and Literacy Education 333 Market Street, 6th Floor Harrisburg PA 17108-0333

Project Supervisor/Coordinator: M. Margaret Welliver

Project Curriculum Development: Vickie McIntyre

Project Director/Instructor: Barbara Wetzel

"The activity which is the subject of this report was supported in part by the U.S. Department of Education. However, the opinions expressed herein do not necessarily reflect the ;.osition or policy of the U.S. Department of Education or the Pennsylvania Department of Education, and no official endorsement should be inferred." TABLE OF CONTENTS

ABSTRACT Pages

I. INTRODUCTION/DESCRIPTION 1

A. Rational and Background 1 B. Purposes/Objectives 2 C. Time Schedule 2 D. Administration 2 E. Intended Audience 3 F. Dissemination 3

II. OBJECTIVES/ACTIVITIES 3

III. PROCEDURES 4

A. General Design 4 B. Registration and implementation 5 C. Location 6

IV. EVALUATION 6

A. Selection/Assessment 6 B. Evaluation Form 6

411 V. COMMENTS AND CONCLUSIONS 7

VI. APPENDIX

A. Evaluation Summary

VII. PRODUCTS

A. Student Workbook B. Instructor's Manual

Copies of the Final Report, the Student Workbook, and the Instructor's Manual may be obtained from AdvancE, Pennsylvania Department of Education, 333 Market Street, Farrisburg PA 17108. ABSTRACT PAGE

TITLE: DISCOVER PENNSYLVANIA

PROJECT NO.: 98-4009 FUNDING: $6,635.00

PROJECT DIRECTOR: Barbara Wetzel PHONE NO. 814-231-1061

CONTACT PERSON: Margaret Welliver PHONE NO. 814-231-1061

AGENCY ADDRESS: State College Area School District Community Education 411 South Fraser Street, Room 116 State College PA 16801

PURPOSE: To develop and implement a curriculum which would increase language skills to foster self-confidence and independence in English as a Second Language (ESL) students and in Adult Basic and Literacy Education students while acquainting them until local and state resources.

PROCEDURES: 111 The course was piloted with ESL students. Students learned to ask questions for information, give directions, read maps and bus schedules, and to plan trips using local resources and the PA Visitor's Guide.

SUMMARY OF FINDINGS: A majority of students reported that their confidence in speaking and knowledge of their state and community increased.

COMMENTS: The program provides practical, helpful information to ESL students easing the transition from foreign culture to American life. Lessons are also adaptable to ABLE students.

PRODUCTS: DISCOVER PA Student Workbook DISCOVER PA Instructor's Manual

DESCRIPTORS: I. INTRODUCTION

A. Rational and Background: Adult literacy instruction, whether targeted at Adult

Basic and Literacy Education (ABLE) or English As A Second Language (ESL) students, has proven to be most effective when education material and language skills are integrated with practical material. Life skills such as asking for information, making travel arrangements, giving directions, reading maps, and planning trips of interest enable these students to make use of the wealth of resources and activities available to them locally and throughout the

state.

The DISCOVER PA curriculum has proven to be especially

beneficial 'L:o the ESL student. When international students come to an English speaking environment they have two needs: 1) to learn English communication skills and 2) to adapt and

feel comfortable in a new environment. They require a curriculum that is both instructive and practical.

The DISCOVER PA curriculum supplements the PA Visitors

Guide combining language skills with specific, practical application, thereby encouraging students to discover and

participate in their new surroundings. The ultimate goal of this curriculum is to enable ABLE/ESL students to feel more confident about their communication skills and to realize that they possess the skills to successfully expand their

learning opportunities.

1 7 B. Purposes/Objectives:

111 Objective 1: Develop an ABLE curriculum that focuses on reading, writing, listening, and speaking skills to supplement the PA Visitors Guide.

Objective 2: Pilot the course content of DISCOVER PENNSYLVANIA with at leas* fifty international students.

Objective 3: Present an overview of DISCOVER PENNSYLVANIA curriculum to the SCASD ABLE staff. The coordinator will present the results of the pilot study and show how the curriculum could be adapted to all ABLE classrooms.

Objective 4: Prepare a final report and products of the piloted curriculum, DISCOVER PENNSYLVANIA.

C. Time Schedule

July - August 1993 develop the curriculum including a Student Workbook and Instructor's Manual

September 1993 - April 1994 pilot the program with approximately fifty ESL students complete the course evaluation present a workshop to other ABLE/ESL instructors

May - June 1994 make final revisions to the Student Workbook and the Instructor's Manual print copies of materials for dissemination prepare the final report

D. AdministrL.ion Vickie McIntyre, an ESL instructor in the SCASD Adult Basic

and Literacy Education (ABLE) Program, created the curriculum which included both a student workbook and a

detailed instructor's manual.

M. Margaret Welliver, Coordinator of the SCASD ABLE Program,

supervised the project by monitoring progress, preparing the

fiscal reports, and editing the final products.

28 Barbara Wetzel, an ESL instructor, piloted the program with

a group of ESL students in the fall of 1993 and in the

spring of 1994. She edited the materials and prepared the

final report.

E. Intended Audience The DISCOVER PENNSYLVANIA program was developed for adult learners in ABLE classes, specifically international students enrolled in Level III ESL classes provided by the State College Area School District.

F. Dissemination The project Final Report, the Student Workbook, and the Instructor's Manual will be available for dissemination

through:

Bureau of Adult Basic and Literacy Education Pennsylvania Department of Education 333 Market Street Harrisburg PA 17126-0333 Permanent copies of the project will be available at:

1. AdvancE Pennsylvania Department of Education 1-800-446-5607

2. Western Pennsylvania Adult Literacy Resource Center (WPALRC) 1-800-446-5607 If invited, the director of DISCOVER PENNSYLVANIA will be available to present an overview of the curriculum at Mid- Winter PAACE Conference.

II. OBJECTIVES/ACTIVITIES Each of the project objectives is followed by a description of activities.

3 3 Objective 1: To develop an ABLE curriculumtitled DISCOVER PENNSYLVANIA to supplement the 410 PA Visitor's Guide. 1. Contact 1 -800- VISIT -PA to obtainresources 2. Develop activities to supplementthe PA Visitors Guide 3. Develop pre and post tests appropriateto content 4. Develop evaluation forms 5. Research available videoresources and possible guest speakers 6. Prepare instructional packets of studentmaterials (activities, worksheets, etc.) forprinting 7. Plan and schedule trips to thelocal Chamber of Commerce, library, and Department of Parksand Recreation 8. Prepare an Instructor's Manualto accompany the curriculum

Objective 2: To pilot the course contentof DISCOVER PENNSYLVANIA to at least fiftyinternational students. 1. Publicize registration 2. Organize registrants intotwo groups for presentationduring the Fall and Winterterms 3. Implement the curriculum duringthe two hour classes, twice a week, for six weeks 4. Pre and post test participants 5. Collect evaluations

Objective 3: Present an overview of theDISCOVER PENNSYLVANIA curriculum to ABLE staff ata local inservice event.

1. Invite ESL staff of SCASDCommunity Education toan inservice workshop 2. Present DISCOVER PENNSYLVANIAfor staff evaluation and evaluate for futureuse

Objective 4: Prepare a final report of thepiloted curriculum. 1. Prepare a final report of thecurriculum and activitiesof DISCOVER PENNSYLVANIA 2. Provide the Pennsylvania Department of Education andAdvancE with copies of the finalreport and products

III. PROCEDURES

A. General Design

The DISCOVER PENNSYLVANIAcurriculum was developed,

assembled, and duplicated. The student workbookwas designed to supplement the PA Visitors Guide. Fifty copies were printed for the project and the remainder are available to the SCASD ABLE programs for future distribution.

B. Registration and Implementation

Two groups of students were registered. At a general registration for the fall ESL classes, students were screened to determine that they were functioning on an

advanced-intermediate level. The DISCOVER PENNSYLVANIA fall pilot course was offered twice a week for tro hours each for

six weeks. The winter class consisted of students whowere enrolled in the Level III evening class during the fall

term. This pilot course met for trio hours oncea week for twelve weeks.

Each class involved activities requiring all four

language skills: listening, reading, writing, and speaking. The instructor covered a list of vocabulary words and provided reading exercises which involved higher level thinking skills as well as small group conversational problem solving.

Students began the project by getting to know each

other and their immediate community. After studying local maps and learning direction-oriented terminology, students

traveled to different agencies such as the Chamber of Commerce, Department of Parks and Recreation, International

Hospitality Council, and the library to collect brochures and information for future class field trips.

Students then applied the skills used locally to study the entire state of Pennsylvania, utilizing the

instructional resource packet and free state materialas

texts. The final sessions involved making plans fora short day trip to a location that the students chose. They were responsible for making all necessary plans, including

arranging transportation, estimating costs, and making

reservations. Student evaluations were collected prior to the trip.

C. Location

Fall term classes were held at the Nittany CommunityCenter, Pennsylvania State University.Winter term classes were

held at the High School South Building, State CollegeArea School District.

IV. EVALUATION

A. A general oral interview, developed by the SCASD ESL

program, was administered to place students in the appropriate upper intermediate to advance level for

participation in the DISCOVER PENNSYLVANIAcourse.

B. A teacher-designed evaluation form was completed by

eleven students at the end of the fall priorprogram. (A

summary is provided in Appendix A) The evaluation was not given at the end of the winter term because of irregular

attendance due to many class cancellations caused by extreme winter weather.

6 V. COMMENTS AND CONCLUSIONS

A. Comments

The DISCOVER PENNSYLVANIA program has proven to be.a valuable tool for use in increasing students' familiarity

with their immediate community as well as their state.

Students' ob:,-..ctive responses on the evaluation form and

attitude as expressed to and observed by their ii,- .ructor indicate a satisfaction with the materials presented.

In evaluating the difference between the fall and

winter term classes the following conclusionswere reached:

1. In its totality DISCOVER PENNSYLVANIA is the best presented to a group of newly arrived internationals. Lessons 2-4 certainly had greater utility to the fall group of students, most of whom were newly arrived in State College. Continuing ESL students in the winter term had already acquainted themselves with the community, so the lessons designed to teach reading maps and bus schedules were already known to them. It was interesting to note that in the evaluation even the newer students reported those chapters as the least helpful. From these responses plus personal observations, it can be surmised that highly functioning, highly educated students do not need the structure of these practical lessons, and that these lessons might be more useful to lower level ABLE students.

2. Presentation of the lesson twice a week for two hours each had the advantage of allowing greater continuity than the once a week format used in the winter term. However, as the evaluations reflect, this did not allow sufficient opportunity for the instruction of the more traditional areas requested by ESL students: grammar, idioms, conversational techniques (such as making introductions, apologies, appointments, etc.), and listening and pronunciation drills.

Because the second pilot class was held during the

winter, the class was plagued by cancellations andpoor

attendance due to the extreme weather. This prevented the

7 13 continuity desired in both the DISCOVER PENNSYLVANIAprogram and the ESL PROGRAM the students were attending on the

second scheduled weekly class night. Therefore, it was difficult to access whether this alternate format allowed students to enjoy and benefit from both the DISCOVER program and the traditional instruction.

B. Recommendations Since the DISCOVER PENNSYLVANIA curriculum seeks to increase language skills through practical information

acquainting students with their community and because it

includes two field trips, it is recommended that theprogram be offered in the spring, summer, or early fall, preferably to international students who have just arrived in the

community. A second approach to using DISCOVER PENNSYLVANIA,

discussed and supported by ABLE staff at the inservice

meeting, is to select specific lessons to be used alone. It was agreed that the lessons on how to use maps, bus

schedules, and the telephone book as a resource would be valuable to advanced beginner or intermediate ESL students

as well as to other ABLE students. The other lessons based upon the PA Visitors Guide could also be used one by one,

but with intermediate to advanced students. It is likely that this second approach will be incorporated as part of the ABLE program of the SCASD Community Education. APPENDIX A

I DISCOVER PENNSYLVANIA

Evaluation SUMMARY

1. Indicate your ability/confidence level in performingthe following tasks as they relate to this class.

I- Improved U - Unchanged D -Decreased a)Starting and maintaining a conversation 17. uI D b)Using the telephone book I5U5D c)Asking direction I5U3D d)Reading maps I Li. u 5D-- e)Reading bus schedules s U 4 1 . D f)Using the library as a resource I 5U 5D g)Planning a trip I IUaD--

2. Indicate your knowledge of the followingareas as a result of this class.

a) Places to find information about the community IIua D -- b) Interesting things to do and see in PA. 19 Ul D o) History and geography of PA. II0 U-- D--

3. State what you liked about this program.

a) Lean.ning the hiztoty o4 PA d)Conveuation b) Taking cea46 t)tipz e)Di6coveting peace6 tovizit c) Liking the .teacher. 4) Ptonanciation and map exsuizez

4. State anything you disliked about thisprogram.

Reading buo ,schedute.6

5. What special activities should be included? Monte ptcunman, mee-ting6 and con4eicencu,!Leading, 6peci4ic. convvEzationae liztening, video'son AmeitAlcan cuitute, hotnewo&k, more atd vocabutaity. 6. Indicate the number of Discover PA classesyou attended.

2 3 4 5 6 7 9 9 10, 11

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INSTRUCTOR'S MANUAL

17 TABLE OF CONTENTS S INTRODUCTION PAGE

Lesson 1: Getting to Know One's Neighbors 3

Lesson 2: Getting to Know One's Community 6

Lesson 3: Traveling in the Community 19

Lesson 4: The Telephone Book as a Resource 25

Lesson 5: The Larger Picture - Welcome to PA! 29

Lesson 6: How to Use the PA Visitors Guide 33

Lesson 7: Getting There - Be Prepared! 38

Lesson 8: Class Field Trip I 51

Lesson 9: How to Use the Library as a Resource 53

Lesson 10: Presentation of Regional Reports 55

Lesson 11: How to Plan a Class Field Trip 57 Evaluation of DISCOVER PA

Lesson 12: Class Field Trip II 60

18 DISCOVER PENNSYLVANIA INS -7DDR'S MANUAL

INTRODUCTION

The DISCOVER PENNSYLVANIA curriculum is composed of twelve lessons that integrate reading, writing, listening, and speaking skills. The lessons include practical knowledge concerning how to understand and use the resources, facilities, and opportunities for educational and cultural growth available in the community. In addition to worksheets, role-playing exercises, and vocabulary drills, the curriculum uses the PA

VISITORS GUIDE, which is available by calling 1-800-VISIT-PA.

Lessons 1-4 involve the local community, getting to know neighbors, how to locate important places, and how to use the local telephone directory. Lessons 5-12 involve learning more about the entire state of Pennsylvania. A Copy of the 1994 PA

VISITORS GUIDE which is used as reading material throughout the course is provided.

Although the curriculum is designed for any Adult Basic and Literacy Education (ABLE) classroom, the Instructor's Manual is specifically written for the ESL teacher who will need to spend more time on vocabulary, cultural differences, general history, and American customs. The VOCABULARY/CONCEPTS and CULTURE KEY sections are part of each lesson plan.

The exercises and materials which are marked with a a in the Instructor's Manual are taken from the Student Workbook. The goal of the DISCOVER PA curriculum is to teach practical skills that will enable students to participate in and interact confidently in their local community, as well as the larger community of the state. So, put on a smile, grab your sunglasses, put a little gas in the :ar, and prepare to learn something new about your community and Pennsylvania. You just may discover that your region of the state has many more interesting attractions and

exciting events than you ever imagined!

20.2o LESSON #1

FOCUS: GETTING TO KNOW ONE'S NEIGHBORS

COMMUNICATION SKILLS:

1. How to start a conversation 2. How to ask for information about another per- 3. How to Introduce people 4. How to give information about oneself

VOCABULARY/CONCEPTS: expectations neighbors newcomer first impressions rural/urban international vs. foreigner city/country/small town

FORMAT:

1. Introduce yourself to the class and share typical information used in introductions such as family details, years of teaching, etc.

2. Divide the class into pairs and have them interview one another, taking notes if necessary. Each partner w4.11 then introduce the other partner to the class. The teacher will provide the model for proper introductions and polite responses to introductions.

3. Discuss nonverbal clues to language and how they can be or have been used by class members to facilitate conversations.

4. Divide the class into groups of four and ask each group to generate a list of four things everyone enjoys doing and four things everyone dislikes doing. Share highlights from lists.

5. Discuss the term "expectations." Make a list of the students' expectations of State College before arriving here and whether their expectations have been fulfilled.

6. Talk about the limited and broad meanings of the word "neighbor" and discuss strategies to get to know one's neighbors better.

7. Discuss stereotypes and labels such as "foreigner" and "internationals." How do students feel about their own identities, including fears or expectations about whether Americans will accept their backgrounds, nationalities,

21 religions, etc. (ABLE classes could discuss possible ways to reach out to various ethnic groups within their community.)

8.0 Complete the Introduction Exercise using a time limit to see who can learn the most about other students.

ASSIGNMENT: Ask each student to write a brief description of their neighborhood, mentioning what they like and dislike. (ABLE students might write about what they would like to change about their neighborhoods.)

MATERIALS:

1. World map 2. Local map

CULTURAL KEY: When asked, "What nationality are you?", immigrants may reply: "I'm Chinese-American," or "I'm Mexican-American."

Many ESL students might be concerned or confused about what topics are "safe" to discuss in a group and which topicsare considered to be impolite or embarrassing.

4 LESSON 1 GETTING TO KNOW ONE'S NEIGHBORS

Introduction Exercise

To complete this exercise, interview your classmates to find out whose names can be used in the appropriate blanks. Do not use a name more than two times.

Find someone:

1. Who has a birthday in January?

2. Who has more than two children?

3. Who likes hamburgers?

4. Who doesn't like chocolate ice cream?

5. Who knows how to play the piano?

6. Who has been to Disneyworld?

7. Whose favorite color is green?

8. Who speaks Spanish?

9. Who drives a blue car?

10. Who got married in June?

11. Who has never been to New York City?

12. Who is athletic?

13. Who knows how to type?

14. Who is left-handed?

15. Whose hometown is smaller than State College?

5 LESSON #2

FOCUS: GETTING TO KNOW ONE'S COMMUNITY

COMMUNICATION SKILLS:

1. How and where to find information about one's community 2. How to ask for and give directions and locations of buildings. 3. How to describe one's neighborhood 4. How to get a person's attention politely 5. How to use and understand maps

VOCABULARY/CONCEPTS: across from around the corner between next to nearby a block atmosphere accessible brochure township borough county city vs town vs countryquality of living

FORMAT: ha Prepare and give a pre-test on the city or county in which you are teaching. (Centre County Trivia is included as a pre-test.) After the pre-test, discuss the answers.

2. Divide the class into small groups. Ask them to compare and contrast the cities they came from with their new environment. Instruct each group to make lists noting such things as tourist attractions, atmosphere, conveniences, cost of living, and safety. (For ABLE classes a writing assignment such as Three Things I Like Most About State College is appropriate.)

3. Explain various situations where strangers might ask for information: someone new to the area wanting a recommendation for a good restaurant, someone who is lost, someone who wants to know the time, etc. Present a typical dialogue exchange for the class and role-play some possible situations where they have to ask for information or give information. Example: "Excuse me, could you please tell me where I might find a good restaurant that I can walk to?"

"Yes. The Corner Room is good and it's only a few blocks from here. Go to the next intersection and turn

6 left, go one block and you'll see it on thecorner of College Avenue and Allen Street."

4. Introduce terms such as intersection, block, alley, beading east, make a right turn.

5.0 Complete the State College and PSU Campus Map Exercisesas a class or small group activity.

6. Refer to the map of Centre County. Have students highlight places of interest to them. Discuss these places.

ASSIGNMENT:

C5 Explain the use of brochures and how theycan be obtained from various sources within the community. Refer to page 9 of the student workbook for the list of places that offer free information. Assign small groups to visit these locations to select samples of materials to be used for planning class field trips.

MATERIALS:

1. Local maps are usually provided free by the Chamber of Commerce

CULTURAL KEY: List and discuss organizations that can help community members learn more about the area in which they live.

EXTRA ACTIVITIES: Play a game about your community similar to Penn State Monopoly or Penn State Trivia. If no games are available, create your own version of Jeopardy or Scattergories adapting it to knowledge about your community.

2',"

7 LESSON 2 GETTING TO KNOW ONE'S COMMUNITY

ggntre County Trivia True or False?

1. Centre County is home to America's only all-water cavern.

2. State College is nicknamed "Lion Country" because many mountain lions once livedin this area.

3. Artifacts belonging to Christopher Columbus are housed in the Columbus Chapel in Boalsburg.

4. Boalsburg is known as the birthplace of Labor Day.

5. Penn State was once known as the Farmers' High School.

6. Approximately 25,000 students attend Penn State as full-time students.

7. The climate in Centre County is not suited for vineyards and wineries.

8. Centre County is so named because it lies in the geographic center of the state.

9. The Centre Region's population including students is over 100,000.

10. The coal industry attracted many settlers to this area in the late 1700's.

11. Thirty percent of the land in Centre County is developed.

12. The first white man to discover Centre County was General Patton in 1759.

13. The Centre Region is comprised of the Borough of State College and the five surrounding townships..

14. About 60% of Penn State's population is Caucasian.

15. State College is the county seat.

26 8 CENTRE COUNTY TRIVIA

ANSWER KEY

1. TRUE - Penn's Cave is the only all-water cave in the U.S.A.

2. FALSE - The nickname comes from Penn State's mascot, the Nittany Lion.

3. TRUE - The artifacts were brought here in 1909 by a niece of Christopher Columbus who married Theodore Davis Baal.

4. FALSE - It is known as the birthplace of Memorial Day which is a holiday at the end of May. The first celebration was in 1864 when residents of the historic town walked to the cemetery and placed flowers on the graves of fallen soldiers.

5. TRUE - PSU was originally the Farmer's High School, founded in 1855 to teach soil conservation. It was renamed the Agricultural College of PA in 1862, changed to the Pennsylvania State College in 1874 and became the Pennsylvania State University in 1953.

6. FALSE - Over 40,000 students were registered in 1993. Penn State is also the largest employer in the Centre Region.

7. FALSE - Centre County has two wineries: Kollin Vineyards & Winery (Rt 550) and Mt Nittany Vineyard (Rt 45).

8. TRUE - Centre County lies in the center of the state; State College is in the southern portion of Centre County.

9. TRUE - The combined population of residents and students in the Centre Region is approximately 125,000.

10. FALSE - It was the iron industry that attracted many settlers to this area in the late 1700's. Centre Furnace was constructed by Col. John Patton and blasting operations began in 1792. Today the ironmaster's mansion serves as the headquarters of the Centre County Historical Society.

11. FALSE - Actually, only 10% of the land in Centre County is developed. 90% of the land is forest or farmland.

12. FALSE - The first white man to discover Centre County was General James Potter in 1759. Once the home to several Indian tribes, Centre County was viewed for the first time by Potter while he was on top of Nittany Mountain. It was there that he declared, "By God, I've discovered an empire!"

13. TRUE - The five townships include: College, Halfmoon, Harris, Patton, and Ferguson.

14. FALSE - About 90% of PSU's population is Caucasian. The rest of the population is: 3% African, 1% Hispanic, 4% Asian, and 1% Native American.

15. FALSE - The county seat is Bellefonte.

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1. You are on Prospect Avenue and someone asks you how to get to West College Avenue. What will you tell them? What might you ask them?

2. What is building M and how do you get there from building P? Where will you park?

3. If you start at building U and go one block heading east, turn left, go three blocks and then turn right, what street are you on?

4. How many parking lots are in the downtown area? What is the symbol for a parking lot and where do you find that information?

5. What buildings might you go to if you wanted to open a checking account?

6. What direction are you heading if you start at building W and go to building V? What are buildings W and V?

7. What are professional buildings and how many are on the map?

8. Someone stops and asks for directions. Give detailed directions according to the details below and include parking information:

a) Someone wants to get from V to I.

b) Someone wants to get from W to Y.

c) Someone needs to get to T from F but Pugh Street and Allen Street are closed due to construction.

d) Someone is at R and needs to get to the hospital immediately.

9. What is the DBA?

10. What does the word keyed mean inthe following statement: "Members are keyed by letters onthe map."? What is the difference between akey and are keyed? STATE COLLEGE MAP EXERCISE

ANSWER KEY

1. Make a left onto Hetzel Street, go four blocks and turn left. (QuestionsWhat building are you looking for? or Where are you going on College Avenue?)

2. Crabtree Jewelers. Make a left onto Sowers Street, go one block to College Avenue and make a left. Go six blocks and turn left onto Allen Street. If you want to park in the parking garage instead of on the street at a meter, do not turn left at Allen Street. Go one block further to Fraser Street and make a left. The entrance to the garage is on the left in the middle of the block.

3. You are on East College Avenue.

4. There are five parking lots. The symbol is found in the map's key, located in the upper left corner of the map.

5. D, C, F, K, N, or D

6. Building W is PSU Bookstore and Building V is Snavely, Vidmar & Associates and the PA Frost Agency.

7. All types of businesses other than retail. Ten are listed by name but only seven are on the map.

8. a. Go straight down Foster Avenue, heading east, until you come to Locust Lane. Make a left, go three blocks until you come to Beaver Avenue, turn right, go three blocks and make a right onto Sowers Street. b. Baby's Burgers and Shakes will be on the corner of Calder Way and S. Garner Street. Parking is located between Baby's Burgers and Shakes and WMAJ.

9. The Downtown Business Association (DBA) is an organization that helps promote downtown shopping and business. DBA sponsors several events throughout the year like an antique car show, sidewalk sales and Fall Festival Days.

10. Keyed means represented by a symbol. A key is a noun and are keyed is a verb.

12 Walking Map of Awntown State College KEY PARKING LOTGARAGE a poit-ock "D' (72 O w 0 PENN STATE UNIVERSITY 0cn WEST COLLEGE AVE. I. I EAST COLLEGE AVE. I Au.1 Cl 07:4 101, EAST BEAVER AVE. \,N 1 WEST BEAVER AVE. _ice 1,1 fNl \ r EAST FOSTER AVE. [1:3 FosiEsAvE R. e. 11.11 ci;c3 si-3,, s IVA CentralFINANCIAL Bank INSTITUTIONS Northwest Savings Bank201 W. Beaver K HOTELSBaby's Burgers & RESTAURANTS& Shakes Commonwealth Bank 1300116 E. N. College Atherton Ave. St. D UnitedPeoples Federal National Bank Bank 122117 E.S. CollegeAllen St. Ave. N I) Dante'sCafe 210 Restaurants West Inc. 210131 W. S. College Garner Ave.St. I B MellonMid-State Bank Bank 234122 E. W.College College Ave. Ave. F C Woodring'sFLORISTS Floral Gardens145 S. Allen St. N Days Inn Penn State 240113 S. HeislerPugh St. St. II T 3 Old Main Frame Shop hotelNittany State Lion College Inn N. 1()0Atherton W. College St. (Campus) Ave. C PROFESSIONALTheCalder Barash Joint Group Venture 403 S. Allen St. U PaulRapid & Tony's Transit Stereo 136121 E. S.College Burrowes Ave. St. KD SpatsRoy Rogers Cafe Restaurant310 E.142 College E. College Ave. Ave. GD Dr.Commerical Brian White Printing & Assoc.248 Calder1224 N. Way Atherton St. 0 ShoeWild Fly Card 214115 E. S.College Allen St.Ave. D E SurfTavern Club Restaurant 220128 E. E.College College Ave. Ave. DE NorthEdmond American P. Kotary, Communication D.M.D.240141 S. E.Burrowes Fairmount St. Ave. Q SPECIALAmerican Red CrossSERVICES346 E. College Ave. ElderINSURANCE Agency 215 E. Beaver Ave. SnavelyNovak Stover Vidinar & &McCarty Assoc.403412 S. S.Allen Allen St. St. UU CentralCellular Pa.One Festival of the26011213/2 Arts E. E. College Beaver Ave. N P.A. Frost Agency 333 S. Allen St. V UrologicTri County Assoc. Oral Facial Surgeons211300 W.S. AllenBeaver St. Ave. V K GroupNittany Travel Heating Mgmt. & Air Conditioning314108 S. W.Burrowes Beaver St.Ave. QR JEWELERSCrabtreeKranich's Jewelers Jewelers 216132 E. S.College Allen St.Ave. M E REAL ESTATE905 University AND Dr OmegaSign FactoryTravel 2162591 W. Clyde College Ave. Ave. B Moyer Jewelers 1(X) E. College Ave. D PROPERTYKissingerCentury 21 Leonard Corman MGMT. & Associates Brower900245 W. S. College Allen St. Ave. X State College Area 230-1131 S. S.Allen Fraser St. St. Chamber of Commerce L R 95.3-3WZMEDIA. Radio 863 Benner Pikc Collegian,Centre Daily Inc. Times 119123 S. S.Fraser Burrowes St. KL SHOPSAppalachianSPECIALTYCentre Film Ski Lab & Outdoors STORES324 W. College& Ave. A TOURISMCentreVisitor's County Bureau Lion Country1402 S. Atherton St. W.R.S.C.W. M . A.l. 421 F:160 Beaver Clearview Ave. Ave. 1' EndFilm Result Center 321321 W.109 W.Beaver S. BeaverAllen Ave. St. Ave. J D J UNIVERSITYTRANSPORTATIONC.A.T.A. 118 S. Fraser St. CentreMEDICAL Community Hospital1801) E. Park Ave. 31 GrowingLion's PrideTree 204 S.112 Allen E. College St. As R D Penn State Book Store 35 W FSU Campus Kap Exercise

1. For what purpose would you go to the building marked #4 and how would you get there from Beaver Stadium?

2. What are the Borough of State College's boundaries on this map?

3. If you needed to see someone about financial aid for school, where would you go?Where is the building located?

4. What is the quickest way to get to Jeffrey Field from Hammond Building? By car? By walking? By Campus Bus?

5. What is the Nittany Lion Shrine and what buildings surround it?

6. What helpful information is missing from this map?

ANSWER KEY

1. A person would go to Boucke Building for career counseling, or job placement information. Take Curtin Road to the intersection with Shortlidge Road, make a left, go one block and make a right onto Pollock Road. Boucke Building is on your right across from the Hetzel Union Building, also known as the HUB.

2. The northern boundary is Park Avenue, the southern boundary is College Avenue, and the western boundary is Route 322.

3. One would go to Shields Building on the corner of Curtin Road and University Drive.

4. By car, take College Avenue west to Route 322 and turn right. Continue to the intersection of Park Avenue and Route 322 where you will turn right. Jeffrey Field will be on the right at the corner of University Drive and Park Avenue. (College Avenue is one way and cannot be taken to University Drive)

5. The shrine is a statue of Penn State's mascot, the Nittany Lion, and is surrounded by Recreation Hall (Rec Hall), the Nittany Lion Inn, and Kern Graduate Center.

6. Missing information that would be helpful includes: bus stops and routes, parking areas, one way streets, numbers on all of the buildings, streets that are closed to general traffic such as part of Curtin Road, bike paths, and walking paths.

15 East Rails Intramural 13)d ' c. S.

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1. Centre County Lion Country Visitor's Bureau 1402 South Atherton Street 231-1400

2. State College Area Chamber of Commerce 131 S. Fraser Street 237-7644

3. Centre Region Parks and Recreation Department 131 S. Fraser Street 231-3071

4. Schlow Memorial Library 100 E. Beaver Avenue 237-6236

5. Community International Hospitality Council 222 Boucke Building (PSU Campus) 863-3927

6. Pennsylvania Recreation & Park Society, Inc. 723 S. Atherton Street 231-3071

7. Barash Advertising Inc. (for copies of Town & Gown and Where and When Magazines) 403 S. Allen Street 238-5051

8. Autoport Motel (Lobby) 1405 S. Atherton Street 238-7666

18 LESSON *3

FOCUS: TRAVELING IN THE COMMUNITY

COMMUNICATION SKILLS:

1. How to select possible modes of transportation 2. How to compare and contrast benefits/disadvantages of different types of transportation 3. How to read bus schedules and learn to figure out the cost of bus trips 4. How to interpret road signs 5. How to ask for roadside assistance

VOCABULARY/CONCEPTS:

modes board/catch a bus dispatcher token transfer bus stop curb fare sidewalk AAA tow truck exact change bus line slip of paper terminal handrail fare box bus station vs. bus stop public transportation

FORMAT:

1. Discuss types of public transportation such as: buses, taxis, trains, subways, and talk about the student's experiences with these modes of transportation.

2. Discuss advantages and disadvantages of public transportation.

3. Compare and contrast public transportation in the U.S. with that in foreign countries.

4. Discuss how recreational travel differs from daily commuting travel.

5. Talk about manners and politeness associated with waiting in line, offering seats to older people, etc. avid compare with customs in other countries.

6.D Complete the Roleplaying/Discussion Exercises and compare responses.

7.D Go over the basics of how to read a bus schedule and then 411

19 7.12 Go over the basics of how to read a bus schedule and then complete the City Bus Exercise and the Campus Loop Exercise.

ASSIGNMENT: Ask students to write about the worst travel experience they've had in this country.

MATERIALS:

1. Bus schedules--available from the library or the city bus company

2. Examples of recreational travel brochures that include fare schedules

CULTURE KEY: Transportation involves the use of many two-word verbs and expressions such as get on, get in, get out, get off, take off, etc. ESL students may need some explanation as to the use of these expressions.

20 I .SON 3 TRAVELING IN THE COMMUNITY

Roleplaying/Discussi9n Exercises

1. You are seated on a very crowded bus next to a man who wants to strike up a conversation with you, but you are really tired and don't feel like talking. What should you do?

2. You and your three children are sitting comfortably in the back of the bus. There no more seats left when a woman with two young children gets on the bus. Can you help her in any way?

3. It's late at night and you are taking the bus home, but you have to walk two blocks from the bus stop to your house. There is a man on the bus who keeps staring at you and you're getting very nervous. What should you do?

4. You, your husband, and two female friends are traveling on 1-80 when your car breaks down in an isolated area. What should you do?

5. You and a stranger share a taxi to the airport. The bill is O$10.50 but the stranger only has $3.50. What should you do?

6. You are driving on Atherton Street when a car pulls out of a side street and hits the car in front of you. No one is injured but the cars are badly damaged. What should you do?

7. The bus has only three empty seats. One seat is next to a man who is talking to himself; the second seat is by a woman holding a crying baby, and the third seat is beside a man who is very heavy and takes up nearly two seats. Where will you sit and why? City Bus Exercise

1. You want to travel from Southgate Apartments to Old Main Building on Wednesday evening. When and where will you catch the bus?

2. What time does the last bus run on Friday evening departing from Chambers Building?

3. Can you catch a bus on Sunday before 11 am?

4. It is Saturday. You want to take a bus from W. Aaron Drive to Beaver Stadium and you want to arrive as early as possible. Describe where and when you will need to board a bus and where and when you will transfer. How much will a round trip cost?

ANSWER KEY

I. You willcatch the bus in front of Southgate Apartments and the buses run every thirty-five minutes. The first bus would arrive between 7:00 & 7:05 pm. If you took the 7:00 pm bus, you would arrive in front of Old Main (Stop 10) at 7:25 pm. It would be much quicker to get off at Schlow Library (Stop 16) at 7:12 pm and walk one block to Old Main.

2. 1:39 am

3. No

4. Board ES bus at Stop 4 at 7:15 pm. You will arrive at Schlow Library, (Stop 16) at 8:07 pm. At 8:22 pm you can transfer to the Town Loop and arrive at the corner of Curtin Road and University Drive at 8:30 pm. The cost is $.85 one way, or $1.70 round trip. Transfers are free from the bus driver.

22 Campus Loop Exercise

1. You want to catch the bus at College Avenue and Allen Street (Stop 3) in order to arrive at the Intramural Building (Stop 1) by 1:15 pm. What time must you be at the bus stop?

2. Which Loop (Campus or Town) must you take to get from College Avenue and Allen Street to the Intramural Building?

3. If you want to go from Beaver Stadium to Old Main, where do you have to catch a bus? Which bus? What route does it follow? If you board the bus at 9:20 AM, what time will you arrive at Old Main?

4. If you arrive at the Bryce Jordan Convocation Center at 8:30AM, how long will you have to wait for a bus? Which bus will you take?

5. Which direction does the bus travel on College Avenue? On Curtin Road?

6. What bus stop is closest to your residence?

7. Can you take a bus from Graduate Circle to the Nittany Lion Inn? If so, which one and how long is the ride?

8. What are the disadvantages to taking the Loop? Advantages?

9. How can the Loop help you get to Hills Plaza?

10. At what time would you leave your residence at Gateway Center to catch a bus to arrive at Keller Conference Center by 9:30 AM? How much would the trip cost?

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23 Campus Loop Exercise ANSWER KEY

1. 1:00 pm

2. Campus Loop

3. 9:30 am at Shields Building Campus Loop. The route followed is University Drive to Hastings Road to Shortlidge Road to College Avenue.

4. 20 minutes

5. The bus travels east to west fp-- ly, because College Avenue is a one-way street. The bus travels both directions on Curtin.Road.

6. Answers will vary

7. Yes. The Town Loop goes from Graduate Circle to Rec. Hall which is near the Nittany Lion Inn. The trip takes less than 12 minutes.

8. Disadvantages include: being crowded, difficult to wait in bad weather, awkward if carrying a lot of things, being unfamiliar with the schedule. Advantages include: frequency of buses, inexpensive, easier than walking all over campus, easy schedule to understand, don't have to worry about parking.

9. The Town Loop goes to a downtown transfer point on Beaver Avenue in front of Schlow Library where you can get a bus to Hills Plaza.

10. In order to give yourself time to walk to the bus stop near Gateway Center, you should leave your apartment around 9:05 am to catch the 9:12 am bus which will drop you off near Keller Building around 9:20 am. The trip would cost $.35.

47 24 LESSON #4

FOCUS: THE TELEPHONE BOOK AS A RESOURCE

COMMUNICATION SKILLS:

1. Learn proper telephone etiquette 2. Request information by telephone 3. Use reading skills to locate information 4. Give information via the telephone

VOCABULARY/CONCEPTS: operator toll free number hotline index collect call alphabetical order table of contents

FORMAT:

1. Discuss telephone etiquette, emphasizing polite expressions such as "please", "than..: you", "you've been very helpful", "no thank you", "I'm sorry", etc.

2. Create a model conversation for asking for information. Discuss types of telephone calls made to ask for information.

3. Talk about the difficulties or anxieties felt when conversing by telephone.

4. Role play the following situations: 410 TEACHER STUDENT A salesman for an A parent of two toddlers encyclopedia company who is making dinner An AT&T operator who is A wife whose husband is pushing a new service at work

A Poison Control Center A mother of a child who just swallowed aspirins

A Day Care Center A mother looking for childcare

5. Give an overview of the valuable information in the phone book and how to find that information.

6.D Complete the two telephone book worksheets.

MATERIALS:

1. Current telephone books for the class

CULTURE KEY:

Discuss how much importance is placed on the telephone in foreign countries as compared to the USA. Do salesmen make telephone calls in foreign countries?Are there toll free numbers?

25 3 LESSON 4

The Telephone Book As a Resource Worksheet I

Use the telephone book to answer the following questions:

1. What are the Blue Pages? Where are they located?

2. List three different agencies in the Blue Pages that would be considered "public service" agencies.

3. What are the Yellow Pages?Where are they located?

4. When using the Yellow Pages, under which heading must you look to find the following:

a) a list of doctors b) car dealerships c) carpet cleaners d) fast food restaurants e) a place to board your dog f) animal doctor g) a pizza shop that delivers

5. Where are the coupons in the telephone book? What are the coupons for?When do most of them expire?

6. Is the telephone book recyclable?

7. What are the yellow pages with red trim at the end of the book?

8. On pages 4-5 of the Blue Pages, what is meant by the term "SELF-HELP SUPPORT GROUPS"?

9. Also on page 5 of the Yellow Pages is the heading "LIBRARY SERVICES." What kinds of services does a library offer?

10. For this last question students will work in pairs or individually. Use a stopwatch to see how fast the following telephone numbers can be found.

a) Faith Alliance Church b) PSU Ticket Office c) WPSX - TV d) Vesuvio's Pizza e) Northland Motel f) Hair Loft by Charles g) Wills Plumbing & Heating h) Centre Community Hospital

26 43 THE TELEPHONE BOOK AS A RESOURCE

WORKSHEET I

ANSWER KEY

1. The Blue Pages cover government (Federal, State & County) and school listings, human services, health line, and answer line. They are found in the middle of the telephone book.

2. Community Action, Inc., Catholic Social Services, American Red Cross, Public Utility Commission.

3. The Yellow Pages are found directly behind the Blue Pages. They consist of advertisements of all types of businesses and services. The Yellow Pages are compiled alphabetically and provide a quick way to locate information or services.

4. a. physicians e. kennel b. automobile f. veterinarians c. carpet & rug cleaners g. pizza d. restaurants

5. The coupons are located in the middle of the Yellow Pages. There are discounts on haircuts, food, etc. Most expire in 1995 when the ?iew telephone books are issued.

6. Yes. (page .3 White Pages

7. Index

8. By meeting with other people who suffer from similar problems, individuals can help themselves to overcome such problems as addictions, grief, disabilities, etc.

9. Locate books, answer questions that require research, direct you to other agencies in t'te community t;tar. can help with a particular problem, provide meeting space for non-profit organizations, provide newspapers & telephone books from different cities in U.S., etc.

10. a. 234-1220 e. 237-1400 b. 863-0255 f. 237-9811 c. 863-3333 g. 234-9715 d. 234-8007 h. 231-7000 50 27 Telephone Worksheet II and Answer Key

For each of the following questions I situations use the telephone book to find the following information:

1. What is the emergency number to contact the police? 911 fire department? 911 p. 1. intro. pages

2. You're looking for directions to the planetarium on campus. pp. 18 & 19 intro. pages

3. You would like schedule information on the train that runs from Lewistown to New York City. P. 22. intro. pages

4. You're not sure how to get to the town Bellefonte from State College. 12D. 20 & 21. intro. pages

5. You're getting company from out of town and are looking for something of historical interest to show them. pp. 4-7. 12-13. intro. pages

6. You've just received Penn State football tickets but you don't know where your seats are located. p. 16. intro. pages

7. You're not sure how to understand your phone bill. pp. 12-14. white pages

8. You're going to California and would like to calculate the time difference. g4. white pages

9. You're interested in recycling some magazines but you don't know where the drop-off site is located. p. 47. white pages

10. You and some friends are planning a picnic but you're not sure where to go. pp. 8-11. intro. pages

11. You'd like to know the hours of the Penn State Ice Skating Rink. p. 17. intro. pages

12. You want to get your driver's license but you don't know the procedure. p. 24. intro. pages

13. You are mailing a letter to Centre Hall but you don't know the zip code. p. 24. intro. pages

14. You know a friend's telephone number but not the area code. pp. 24-25. white pages

28 51 LESSON #5

FOCUS: THE LARGER PICTURE--WELCOME TO PA!

COMMUNICATION SKILLS:

1. How todevelop reading and vocabulary skills 2. How toorder the PA Visitors Guide by telephone 3. How touse the Table of Contents

VOCABULARY/CONCEPTS: Worksheets in Student Workbook

FORMAT:

1. Present an overview of the PA Visitors Guide, how it can be obtained, and how it can be used.

2.0 Introduce the Sample Dialogue for Ordering the PA Visitors Guide.

3.0 Read and discuss the Welcome to PA definitions and page 2 of the PA Visitors Guide. 41O 4. Have the students use page 3 of the PA Visitors Guide to answer the following questions:

a. What titles appear in the Table of Contents? b. If I wanted to know what was going on in the Pocono Mountains during September, what page would I turn to? c. On what page might I find the highest elevation for skiing? d. I'm looking for a hotel in the Philadelphia area and would like to get a discount, where might I look?

5.13Have students read pages 6-9 and try to determine the definitions of the words on the American Starts Here vocabulary list from the context in which they appear in the selection.

6. Go over the vocabulary definitions as a group.

7.0 Complete the Reading Skills Inventory.

CULTURE KEY: Define "region" vs. "county".

29 LESSON 5

THE LARGER PICTURE - WELCOME TO PA1

Sample Dialogue for Ordering the PA Visitors Guide Dial 1-800-VISIT-PA (1-800-84748-72)

A. (Telephone operator) "Hello. Are you calling about the free Pennsylvania Visitors Guide?" B. (Caller) "Yes, I am."

A. "Would you like us to send you a copy?" B. "Yes, please."

A. "May I have your name?" B. "Barb Dugan"

A. "Dugan, is that "D" as in dog?" B. "Yes, it is."

A. "Your address?" B. "1102 Potomac Avenue."

A. "Could you spell that please" B. "P-O-T-O-M-A-C

A. "May I have your zip code please?" B. "16827"

A. "Is that Boalsburg, PA?" B. "Yes, it is."

A. "May, I have your telephone number, begin with the area code?" B. "814-466-6090."

A. "How did you hear about the PA Visitors Guide?" B. "I saw it advertised in a magazine."

A. "Do you remember which one?" B. "No, I don't."

A. "OK. You should receive your Visitors Guide in about six weeks. Is. there anything else I can help you with today?" B. "No, that's all."

A. "Thank you and have a nice day." B. "Thank you."

30 5') Welcome to Pennsylvania! 111 Definitions panorama - an unlimited view in all directions, a series of pictures of a landscape or historical event.

diversity - variety

watershed - an area drained by a river system; a crucial turning point affecting action or opinion

global significance - of world importance

skylines - visible horizons

denote - to indicate, show

metropolises - large cities

Goliaths - giants

magnet - a person or thing that attracts

amateur - for pleasure, no payment; non-professional

variety is the spice of all - differences that add to each person's life

shopping outlet - a place where many stores are grouped together to sell merchandise at discount prices

splendor - brightness, brilliance, grandeur, magnificent, richness

30 America Starts Here!

Vocabulary List cultural diversity

Quaker

haven

oppressed

fledgling

signers

cobblestone

magnet

frontier

docked

secured

flourish

clashed

turbulent

centennial

31 After reading the America Starts Herel selection, label the following statements either TRUE OR FALSE

1. Pennsylvania means "Penns Woods." __X__

2. Only those of the Quaker religion were attracted to settle in Pennsylvania. E__

3. The signers of the Declaration of Independence chose Philadelphia as a meeting place because of its central location among the Colonies. __E__

4. AMERICA STARTS HERE! refers to the signing of the Declaration of Independence.

5. Valley Forge was George Washington's headquarters during the Revolutionary War. __T__

6. Historically, Philadelphia has always attracted many different people and events.

7. Philadelphia is a city of "first."

8. Fort Pitt overlooks Pittsburgh's three rivers.

9. A 19th century warship, the Niagara, is in a museum in Erie.

10. The War of 1812 played a role in Pennsylvania's western expansion. __T__

11. Amish and Mennonites came to Pennsylvania because the road systems were well developed. __E__

12. Pennsylvania is located above the Mason-Dixon Line and therefore, it didn't directly participate in the Civil War. __E__

13. The Gettysburg Battlefields are located at an historic address. __E__

14. Pennsylvania's natural resources were important to the whole country's development.

15. Tourism has always been popular in Pennsylvania. T_

16. Important inventions have always been a part of Pennsylvania's history.

17. FALLINGWATER is one of the historic landmarks on Pennsylvania's Trail of History. __E__

56 32 LESSON #6

FOCUS: HOW TO USE THE VISITORS GUIDE

COMMUNICATION SKILLS:

1. How to develop reading and vocabulary skills 2. How to write for information 3. How to make recommendations

VOCABULARY/CONCEPTS:

0 Valleys of the Susquehanna Vocabulary Exercise

FORMAT:

1. Read pages 10 and 11 of the PA Visitors Guide.

2.0 Complete the Valleys of the Susquehanna Vocabulary Exercise. 3.0 Read pages 146-157 of the PA Visitors Guide and complete the Susquehanna Worksheet.

4. Discuss attractions and towns students have visited in the Susquehanna Region. Ask which places they recommend.

5. Compose a letter to a Tourist Promotion Agency (see p. 150) to request information about a certain area or town.

6.0 Read History at a Glance Across the State. Explain what the historical markers are and review the list of Centre County markers.

CULTURE KEY: Ask students about tourism in their countries. Is there an office for tourism in each city? Do they know the addresses for their national offices for tourism?

33 LESSON 6 HOW TO USE THE VISITORS GUIDE

Valleys of the Susquehanna Vocabulary Exercise

Match the word or phrase in Column A with the corresponding definition in Column B.

COLUMN A COLUMN B Currier and Ives a valued possession passed down through generations covered bridge a small stream that flows into a river tributary lavish and elegant transport spectacular, brilliant high style a company that produced lithographs reflecting important customs, manners, and sports of the times. heirloom to carry from one place or time to another theologian a structure, housing a road, which is usually narrow and suspended over a stream dazzling a person who studies religion and God

34 §usquehanna Worksheet

1. What is the Susquehanna?

2. What towns are mentioned in the introduction?

3. What counties comprise this region?

4. The towns of State College and Bellefonte are part of what county?

5. If you wanted to learn more about the town of Bloomsburg, where would you write?

6. How many events are listed as taking place in Centre County?

7. From the events listed, which would you like to go to the most and why?

8. Check the Directory and list the historical sites which are mentioned for Centre County.

9. Other than historical sites, what kinds of places are listed in the Directory?

ANSWER KEY

1. A river

2. Lock Haven, Selinsgrove, Lewisburg, Williamsport, Bloomsburg, and Boalsburg

3. Clinton, Centre, Montour, Lycoming, Union, Columbia, Mifflin, Snyder, North Umberland, Juniata, and Perry

4. Centre

5. Columbia--Montour Tourist Promotion Agency Inc. (p. 46)

6. Fourteen

7. Answers vary

8. PA Military Museum, Bellefonte Historical RR, Curtin Village, Columbus Chapel, Boal Mansion and Museum

9. Recreation, attractions, hotels & accommodations, shopping

35 History at a Glance Across the State Throughout Pennsylvania there are hundred of historical markers erected by the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission to help the public better understand and remember the state's rich and diverse history. Originally, over 700 roadside markers were installed in 1948, but since then, more than 800 additional signs have been erected. Centre County has 17 markers in addition to the county marker found in Bellefonte.

To make locating these markers easier for those who enjoy researching a region's history, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania printed a Guide to the State Historical Markers of PA, and the following information about Centre County's markers has been gathered from this reference.

Centre County eg, CENTRE COUNTY OLD BR Ch CAPITOL Formed on Feb :3 1500 from Hunrinccon. :_vcorninc and The Pint State- Capitol onnurnoeriang counties. Named tor its location in the State. and home of The on this site was Pennsylvania State University. Five governors of Pennsylvania lived in desisirtod and built by Stephen itilsitd9-182L Bellefonte county sea: laid ou: ir, :795. It was first occupied City type County Courthouse. Allegneny S:.. Bellelonte. Deocated May 10. by the LcgisIature oa January z.iazz. and was 1982 used until &sinned by fur.. Feltruary j 189Z POTTER'S FORT 0Built :7'7 by Gen. lames Potter. A stockaded fort refuge to: the settlers of the valley region. The site is on the nearby rise. PA 144 SE of Centre Hall. Erected May 5. 1947.

28TH DIVISION SHRINE Dedicated to heroic dead of Pennsvivania's famed _5th in two world wars. The Division was created Sept., 1917. The shrine was founded by Co:. 'Theodore Boa] and made a State memorial in 1932. Business US 322 at Pennsylvania Military Museum. Boaisourg Erected May 6. 1947. 0THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY Chartered 1855. Opened Feb. 16. 1E59. Gen. lames irrIn gave the onginal land. April 1.1663. by Act o: Assembly made the land grant College of the State for "liberal and practical education." Business US 322, State College. Erecter Apr. 30. 1947. CENTRE FURNACE Here Cols. lohn Patton and Samuel Miles operated the izs: charcoal iron furnace in the region. 17921809. Present stack used 13231E5S. in this era Centre Counts led in the making of juniata iron. PA 26 lust NE o! State College. aotacent to Centre Furnace Mansion Erectec Apr 29, 1947

uO 36 FURNACE Centre Iron Company which was erected in CO CF_NTRETrus stack is pan o: Ini 7.an: of me Coione: Samuel Miles. officers to tne warc: tne 1792 by Co! ions. Patton. anc netted to .Arnencar. Revolution. The proouct ofthis rurnace was the first iron Centre County an: was carried onmule-mei, to Pelsourgh The furnace was 130th operated trom 1792 to 1809 and rrom1823 to 1656. Tablet placed on the Department of anniversary by the PennsylvaniaHistorical Commission and tne History of the Pennsylvania StateCollege, 1922. 1001 E. College Ave. (PA 26k StateCollege. Plaque: Centre Furnace Mansion. Deolcated Oct. 30.1922 at adjacentfurnace; retocated aDoin 1980. BALD EAGLE'S NEST PHILIP BENNER A Delaware Indian village name tor a noted Munsee chief ltbarialanne or"Bald Rock. Here also were the firstforge. 1784. and a Eagle." Located at union of Spring and Bald Eagle Creeks. From here raids on The tronmaster's home was at County affairs nail and slitting mill. A founderof Bellefonte; leader in Centre the frontier were made in Revolutionary days. until his death in 1632. US 220 & PA 144 at Milesourg. Erected Aug. 26, 1947. PA 26 NE of Slate College.Erected May 2, 1947. EAGLE IRONWORKS BELLEFONTE At nearby Curtin, making iron was begun about 1810 by Roland Curtin.The last and lames Harris, 1795. Namedby Tallevrand for old -style furnace in the U.S. was in blast here and ceased operation in 1922. 0Laid out by lames Dunlop home of five of "beautiful fountain." Early centerof the iron industry. One-time PA 150 (former US 220) 2.8 miles NE of Milesourg. Erectec Apr. 29, 1947. Pennsylvania's governors. PA 150 at Bellefonte. Erected May8, 1947. ANDREW G. CURTIN WILLIAM F. PACKER born on this site. He brought aboutthe 0Governor of Pennsylvania, 1861-67. was The newspaper editor and publisher. and Governor of the Commonwealth. establishment of State Norma! Schools:organized the famed Pennsylvania 1858-61. was born Agri) 2. 1807, in a house which stood nearby. He died, 1670. it Schools. Reserve Corps: obtained funds forthe erection of State Orphan Wilhamsport and is chiefly remembered for his interest in improved City type: Allegheny St. at Cherry Ln..Bellefonte. Erected Oct. 9, 1950. transportation facilities. PA 150 at PA 26. Howarc. Erected May 19. 1971. BELLEFONTE AIR MAILFIELD scheduled west-bound air mail flight wasmade here 0The initial stop on the first WARRIORS PATH chosen by Pilot Leon D. Smith on December18. 1918. The site for the field was Paths from all parts of the Six Nations countn converged at Great Island. by pioneer aviator Nlax Miller and was inregular use for air mail until 1925. Tnence the Warriors Path ran up his valley to Bald Eagle's Nes:, now Milesburg. then on south toward the Carolinas. PA 550 (E. Bisnop St.) at hign school.Bellefonte. Erected June 1969. PA 150,2.2 miles NE of Howard. Erectec Mar. 23. 1949. o GREAT SHAMOKIN PATH The Indian highway from Shamokin. now Sunnun. is Kittanning. felt the Bald PHILIP BENNER Eagle Valley to tallow Marsh Creek and Little Marsh Creek. It crossed the Allegheny Mt. by way of Snow Shox% and Moshannon. 0Same tex: as Phliir Benner abaft. PA 550 SW of Bellefonte. Erected May 2. 1947. PA 150, 4 miles NE of Howarc. Erectec Auc. 23. 1950.

SCOTIA Two miles southwest of here, an iron centercalled Scotia was established by Andrew Carnegie in 1881. Here houses wereerected, a railroad built, and machinery set up. Some physical traces of the centerhave remained. US 322 NW of State College. Erected Aug.1954.

JUNIATA IRON 0Along the streams of this region are ruinsof many charcoal iron turnaces and forges built between 1790-150. Juniata iron wasthe best in America. its reign ended with the rise of coal and coke ironmaking. US 220 & 322,1.8 miles NE of Port Matilda.Erected May 6,1947.

INt IAN PATHS The Warriors Mark Path intersected the BaldEagle Path at about this point, then proceeded north to join the Great ShamokmPath. east of Chinklacamoose (Clearrieidl. The Warriors talarkl Path camenorth from Cumberland. Maryland. and the Bald Eagle Pam came west fromMilesburg. PA no Sot Phillosourg. Deoicated Oct. 25,1972

UNION CHURCH Built of logs in 1820 by Philipscurg pioneers to serve asscaoot and Diace of worsrop for all faiths. Remodeled in1842. chfirch is outstanding example of simplified American gotnic architecture. from the Guide to the State City type: Presaueisle St. (US 322),Pniliosourg. Erected Nov. 2. 1967 Historical Markers of PA

PWMBE FORGE About six-tenths mile north are the remainsof the torge built by Dr. iohn Plumbe in 1828. Here. 'blooms" were made rrom pigiron cameo nom me Bald Eagle Valley by mule. Costs of haulingproducts to tae Pennsylvania Canal caused the torge to close in 1842. PA 504.6 miles E of Philipsnurg. ErectedMay 1259. 61

3.7 LESSON #7

FOCUS: GETTING THERE--BE PREPARED!

COMMUNICATION SKILLS:

1. How to read maps 2. How to understand road signs 3. How to ask for help 4. How to make reservations

VOCABULARY/CONCEPTS: legend key longitude latitude vertical horizontal arrival/departure How many are in your party? (meaning group of people)

FORMAT:

1.0 Begin the lesson by explaining that successful trips begin with good planning. ("Trip Planning" from the PA Driver's Manual) Also discuss agencies that can help with planning such as AAA or travel agencies. If possible, invite a travel agent to come speak to the class about possible bus trips or train trips that one could take in PA.

2. Discuss the typical information necessary to make a reservation. List places that would require reservations.

3.0 Complete the Safety Scenarios

4.0 Complete the Map Exercises

5. Read pages 196-198 in the PA Visitors Guide

6.0 Read For Your Information!! -- Accidents and refer to PA Traffic Signs from the PA Driver's Manual.

ASSIGNMENT:

1. Provides students with a copy of the brochure, THE PENNSYLVANIA TRAIL OF HISTORY, titled "A Brief Overview of Pennsylvania History.

2. Instruct them to read the information and write down their questions concerning topics they would like to learn more about. 6, 38 3. Bring the list of questions to the next class which will be a field trip. Also have the class complete the trip planning sheet.

MATERIALS: Students may wish to bring their own maps to do further exercises. PA road maps are very helpful.

CULTURE KEY: Driving rules and habits often are quite different in other parts of the world. Take time to discuss the differences and answer questions.

39 LESSON 7 GETTING THERE - BE PREPARED!

Trip Plarming

An important but often forgotten part of driving is trip planning. Whether you are traveling several hundred miles or just to an unfamiliar part of your own town, you need a basic idea of how to get where you want to go. Good trip planning can help cut down your need to slow down, stop quickly, or make sudden turns. Trips will be safer and more enjoyable too. The basic tool for planning a trip is a road or street map. These maps are usually easy to get. Most maps show recreational areas and other interesting places, as well as roads and towns. Some maps even include blowups c' city areas on the back. To use a map when you plan a trip, follow these steps:

1. Find the map's legend. Pay close attention to the symbols, the map scale, and to all other information on the map.

2. Find your starting point and finishing point. Decide what routes you will use to get between them. Note the route numbers, street names, and direction you will travel on each route. Pay close attention to places where you must change routes. These are important decision points.

3. Get to know the area around each decision point. Town names are often marked on guide signs. By knowing the towns around a decision point, you can travel through these decision points more easily.

4. Finally, if you are planning to use a limited access highway, use the map to find the interchange nearest your destination. Remember the exit just before your exit, so you will be ready to turn off. Sometimes roads which seem to cross expressways on maps are not attached to the freeway or expressway. Most maps show interchanges with either squares or circles.

From the PA Drivers Manual Safety Scenarios

1. Wher. you come to a stop sign or a red traffic light, should you come to a complete stop:

a) before the crosswalk b) in the crosswalk c) after the crosswalk

2. When you enter a traffic circle, who has the right-of-way?

3. What kind of road signs in PA are black and orange and what should you do when you see them?

4. How far should you park from a fire hydrant? a) 10 feet b) 15 feetc) 20 feet

5. Who has the right of way when a blind pedestrian is crossing against traffic?

6. Interstate routes ending in even numbers travel in what direction? a) east to westb) north to south c) all directions

7. True or False. Interstate routes with low route numbers are in the Western U.S., while those with high numbers are in the Eastern U.S. Middle numbers are generally in the Central U.S.

8. The part of a road map that lists symbols and measurements is called a) a scale b) a legend c) a domain

9. When a railroad warning sign begins to flash, you should a) slow down and proceed with cautionb) stop, look both ways, and proceed with caution c) come to a complete stop

10. True or False. Bicyclists have the same rights, privileges, and responsibilities as any driver.

11. What should you do when you find yourself driving behind a horse-and-buggy?

12. When you are driving on a one-lane highway and you see an ambulance with flashing lights approaching in your rear- view mirror, you should: a) slow down, move to the right, and proceed slowly, b) pull over to the right-hand curb and stop or c) pull off to the left of the road.

13. When a school bus slows down and has flashing red lights, you must: a) stop if you are behind the bus, b) pass the bus quickly before the bus stops or c) stop whether you are behind the bus or coming toward it.

41 14. True or False. Automobile accidents are the leading cause of death and injury to children in the U.S.A.

15. You should signal when you are: a) changing lanes, b) turning, c) pulling away from the curb, d) entering or leaving a freeway, e) a, b & d, or f) all of theabove.

ANSWER KEY

1. a) before the crosswalk

2. Usually you should yield to the car already in the circle; if two cars approach at the same time, the person on the right goes first. Some circles will have directions posted. NOTE: The law does not give anyone the right-of-way; it only tells who must yield to it.

3. Black and orange signs mean construction ahead. You should slow clown and be prepared to stop.

4. b) 15 feet

5. Blind pedestrians always have the right-of-way. S6. a) east to west

7. True

8. b) a legend

9. c) stop, look both ways, and proceed with caution

10. True

11. You should slow down; horses often get startled by cars. Only pass when you reachanarea safe for passing.

12. b) pull over to the right hand curb and stop

.13. c) stop whether you are behind the bus or coming toward it

14. True

15. f) all of the above

42 Map gxtrcises Use the mileage chart to answer the following questions:

1. If it is 111 miles from Philadelphia to Wilkes-Barre, how far is it from Philadelphia to Williamsport?

2. How far is it from State College to Harrisburg?

3. What cities on the map are less than sixty miles away from State College? What cities are between 60 and 70 miles away from State College?

4. How long would it take to travel from Pittsburgh to Philadelphia?

Use the PA State Map to answer the following questions:

5. If you're traveling from Gettysburg to Hancock, would you take Route 15 or Business Rrte 15 ?. Which would you take if you were coming from Gettysburg and traveling towards Round Top?

6. Where is the State Police Station located?

7. If you continue to travel south on Route 134, you will come to

8. What is the major route that runs east and west through Gettysburg?

9. What National Park is listed on the map?

Use the Philadelphia map to answer the following questions:

10. What bridges are available to cross from Philadelphia to New Jersey? Which require a fee?

11. In the left corner of the map near the city of Norristown, there are two dark circles, one marked 25 in the center and the other marked 25A. What do these circles represent?

12. What is the one major route that vertically runs through the middle of Philadelphia?

13. If I wanted to go from Haverford, PA (located near Route 30) to Camden, NJ, how would you direct me?

43 61 14. How would you direct me if.I wanted to go from Jenkintown which is north of Philadelphia on Route 611, to Drexel Hill, which is in southwest Philadelphia.

15. What separates the city of Philadelphia from the state of New Jersey?

ANSWER KEY

1. 172 miles

2. 88 miles

3. Lock Haven (40), Lewistown (32), 7Iuntington (.34), Altoona (43). Dubois is 65 miles away, Williamsport is 67.

4. The trip is 308 miles, so if you divide that by 55 which is the speed limit, you should plan on spending 5 112 hours on the trip.

5. Bus. 15 S; Rt. 15 S

6. Near Fairfield & Reynolds Avenue

7. In Maryland

8. Rt. 30

9. Oettysburg National Park

10. Walt Whitman, Ben Franklin, Betsy Ross, and Tacomy Palmyra bridges. All require tolls.

11. Exits off the Turnpike

12. Rt. 611

13. Stay on Rt. 30 E; it goes directly into Camden, NJ

14. Take Rt. 611 S, turn right onto Market St., and turn left onto Rt. 420 S.

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If you are in a accident:

1. Stop your car at or near the accident scene. If you can, move your car off the road so you do not block traffic,

2. Call the police if anyone is hurt or dies. Also call the police if any vehicle is so badly damaged that is must be towed. If the drivers of the cars are hurt and cannot notify the police, then others in the accident must call for help.

3. Get the following information from the other driver or drivers involved in the accident:

a) Names and addresses. b) Telephone numbers. c) Driver license numbers. d) Registration numbers. e) Their insurance company names and policy numbers, or f) Information about financial responsibility.

4. Get the names and addresses of:

a) People involved in the accident. b) Witnesses of the accident. c) Injured people.

5. If the accident involves a parked car, stop immediately and try to find the owner. If you cannot, leave a note in a place where it can be seen. Then tell the police. The note should include:

a) Your name and address. b) Your driver's license number. c) Your car's registration number. d) Date and time of the accident. e) Your insurance company's name and your policy number.

6. If the police do not investigate an accident and someone has died or been injured, or if a vehicle must be towed, send a written report of the accident within five days to:

Department of Transportation Center for Highway Safety Transportation and Safety Building Harrisburg, PA 17120

From the PA Drivers Manual.

47 PA Traffic Signs

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48 (J From the PA Drivers Manual A Brief Overview of Pennsylvania History

Pennsylvania is often called the Keystone State because it was the cultural and geographic center of the English colonies which stretched from New England to Georgia. Many Native American Indians lived in Pennsylvania before Penn's arrival. After his death, many battles occurred between Indians and the new residents. In 1768, the Fort Stanwick Treaty was signed, bringing an end to most of the Indian conflicts Philadelphia was and continues to be an important city in the state. From 1683-1799, Philadelphia was the capital of the state and was the historic site of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Nineteen miles northwest of Philadelphia, George Washington set up his headquarters at Valley Forge during the severe winter of 1777-78. Today visitors can stop at Valley Forge National Park and retrace some of the great moments, decisions, and hardships that occurred during the Revolutionary War.

During the 1700's, Pennsylvania was an important center in the iron industry. Also during this era, Pennsylvania completed the first hard-surfaced toll road, known today as the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Many natural resources were discovered during Pennsylvania's early years but none was more important to the iron industry than coal. Men like Andrew Carnegie, Charles Schwab and Thomas A. Scott made fortunes in the iron industry thanks to coal which was used as fuel during the iron-making process.

Pennsylvania was invaded three times by Confederate soldiers during the Civil War. The most infamous battle took place in 1863 at Gettysburg where, after three days of fighting, Confederate leader General Robert E. Lee led his men in retreat to Virginia. In November 1863, President Lincoln visited Gettysburg to dedicate a part of the battlefield as a cemetery. It was during this visit that he delivered an emotional 267-word speech, now immortalized and known as the Gettysburg Address.

One of Pennsylvania's most famous residents was Benjamin Franklin; author, statesman, and inventor. Franklin founded the nation's first subscription library; he wrote and published yearly editions of Poor Richard's Almanac from 1733-58 which were filled with many of Franklin's witty and wise sayings, and he

7 49 also founded the Pennsylvania Academy which evolved into the University of Pennsylvania. Franklin is most famous for his experiments with electricity, especially his dangerous kite- flying episode during a thunderstorm. Lightening struck his kite, traveled down the kite wire and produced a spark when the current struck a key at the end of the wire. Bifocal glasses were the invention of Franklin as well asthe Franklin Stove. Other famous Pennsylvanians who were vital contributors to the cultural and historical growth of the state include James Buchanan, President of the U.S. before Lincoln; Daniel Boone, famous frontiersman born in a log cabin near Reading, PA.; composer Stephen Foster; and seamstress Betsy Ross. Today Pennsylvania remains an active industrial state that also prides itself for maintaining such beautiful natural resources as the Delaware Water Gap, Pocono Mountains, anu the Appalachian Trail. It remains a state rich in cultural and religious diversity that plays host to numerous ethnic festivals each year. New leaders, educators, and inventors continue to uphold Pennsylvania's role as the Keystone State.

50 LESSON #8

FOCUS: CLASS FIELD TRIP

COMMUNICATION SKILLS:

1. How to read and execute directions 2. How to listen and respond to a tour guide 3. How to express appreciation

VOCABULARY/CONCEPTS: The vocabulary will be specific according to the field trip taken.

FORMAT:

1. The group will meet as planned and car pool to the site selected by the teacher.

2. Collect students' questions from the PA Trail of History assignment.

3. Remind students that the next class will be held at Schlow Library. Everyone is to meet there at the normal class time.

CULTURE KEY: Relate the field trip site to similar places of interest in the students' countries.

51 LESSON 8 CLASS FIELD TRIP

Planning Sheet

On (date) our class will be taking a field trip to (destination). We will meet at (location) at (time) and we will car pool there. You will need to bring (money? camera? lunch?).

Please wear (comfortable shoes? dress clothes? etc.)

The schedule is as follows:

TIME meet to travel in a car pool leave for trip

arrive at destination

leave for return trip

arrive back at starting point

Directions to our field trip:

e 4 52 LESSON #9

FOCUS: USING THE LIBRARY AS A RESOURCE

COMMUNICATION SKILLS:

1. How to locate helpful information 2. How to use reference material 3. How to ask for help at the library

VOCABULARY/CONCEPTS: periodicals stacks references electronic card catalogue vertical files

FORMAT:

1. Meet at the library for a tour. (NOTE: Most libraries will give tours but they need to be arranged ahead of time. Also, mention any specific instructions which would be helpful, which in this case would be locating books, videos, and maps.)

2. Select a few of the student question and ask the librarian how students might go about finding answers.

3.Ci Divide the class into eight groups. Assign homework questions from lesson 8 to each group and ask them to locate the answers. Ask each group to research one of the eight regions listed in the PA Visitors Guide for a class report. (Erie, Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Laurel Highlands, Valleys of Susquehanna, Pocono Mts., Hershey, and Philadelphia) Students will prepare a brief report on their region for the next class--using Region Worksheet.

4. To help students, the teacher may distribute copies of the PA Visitors Guide.

ASSIGNMENT: Each group will prepare a brief oral report for the class on the region they were assigned. Each group member should present a segment.

53 LESSON 9 HOW TO USE THE LIBRARY AS A RESOURCE

ge_gi on WoijsJe e t

Name of Region

Location and Geographic Statistics:

Important Historical Sites:

Tourist Attractions:

Recreation Areas:

Resources: LESSON #10

FOCUS: PRESENTATION OF REGIONAL REPORTS

COMMUNICATION SKILLS:

1. How to prepare an oral report 2. How to listen, take notes, and ask questions requesting further information

FORMAT:

1. Ask students to submit the questions they were assigned and the answers they were able to locate. Go over the material with the class.

2. Have students present their oral reports and allow time for questions and answers.

3. Have students list the resources they used and prepare a master list for the class.

4. In preparation for the next class:

a.13 explain that during the next class everyone will be working in the same groups and their assignment will be to choose a local attraction and to create a trip schedule/format using the Trip Planning Sheet. Each group will present an idea and the class will vote on which trip they like best. This trip will then be planned by the class and executed as the final class project. (NOTE: Restrictions must be set by the teacher; give an approximate radius in miles and then let the students research the available attractions with that area.)

b. take an informal survey of which attractions are most popular with the group: historical sites, recreation, shopping, cultural, etc.

ASSIGNMENT: Students may locate additional material or pamphlets about possible places to visit within the area defined by the teacher. (AAA Travel Books are excellent sources for ideas.)

55 LESSON 10 PRESENTATION OF REGIONAL REPORTS

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81 56 LESSON #11

FOCUS: PLANNING A CLASS TRIP

COMMUNICATION SKILLS:

1. How to make decisions as a group 2. How to present the "pros and cons" about suggested activities 3. How to make telephone calls, reservations, and complete other trip details 4. How to create a trip schedule

FORMAT:

1. Students will spend the first half of the session using materials gathered during lesson two to decide which attraction to visit.

2. Each group will present their idea to the class. The class will discuss the "pros and cons" of each suggested activity.

3. The class will vote on the suggestions and pick the most popular one.

4.CI Students will make any necessary telephone calls to secure reservations or check on prices, and then complete a final schedule using the Trip Planning Sheet.

5. Students will complete and return Discover PA Evaluation forms.

57 CLASS FIELD TRIP II

Planning Sheet

On (date) our class will be taking a field trip to (destination). We will meet at

(location) at (time) and car pool there. You will need to bring

(money? camera? lunch?).

Please wear (comfortable shoes? dress clothes? etc.)

The schedule is as follows: TIME meet to travel in a car pool leave for trip arrive at destination

leave for return trip

arrive back at starting point

Directions to our field trip: PISCOVER PENNSYLVANIA Evaluation

1. Indicate your ability/confidence level in performingthe following tasks as they relate to this class.

I - Improved U - Unchanged D - Decreased

a)Starting and maintaining a conversation I U D b)Using the telephone book I U D c)Asking direction I U D d)Reading maps I U D e)Reading bus schedules I U D f)Using the library as a resource I U D g)Planning a trip I U D

2. Indicate your knowledge of the following areas as a result of this class.

a) Places to find information about thecommunity I U D b) Interesting things to do and see in PA. I U D c) History and geography of PA. I U D

3. State what you liked about this program.

4. State anything you disliked about this program.

5. What special activities should be included?

6. Indicate the number of Discover PA classes you attended.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

8.1 59 LESSON #12

FOCUS: CLASS FIELD TRIP II

COMMUNICATION SKILLS:

1. How to read and follow directions 2. How to socialize and interact with others

FORMAT:

1, The group will meet as planned and car pool to the chosen site.

60 DISCOVER PENNSYLVANIA

Special 353 Project #98-4009 developed by Community Education State College Area School District 411 South Fraser Street State College PA 16801 814-231-1061

STUDENT WORKBOOK TABLE OF CONTENTS

PAGE

Lesson 1: Getting to Know One's Neighbors 1

Lesson 2: Getting to Know One's Community 2

Lesson 3: Traveling in the Community 11

Lesson 4: The Telephone Book as a Resource 14

Lesson 5: The Larger Picture - Welcome to PA! 17

Lesson 6: How to Use the PA Visitors Guide 21

Lesson 7: Getting There - Be Prepared! 25

Lesson 8: Class Field Trip I 37

Lesson 9: How to Use the Library as a Resource 39

Lesson 10: Presentation of Regional Reports 40

Lesson 11: How to Plan a Class Field Trip 41 Evaluation of DISCOVER PA

Lesson 12: Class Field Trip II 43 LESSON 1 GETTING TO KNOW ONE'S NEIGHBORS

Introduction Exercise

To complete this exercise, interview your classmates to find out whose names can be used in the appropriate blanks. Do not use a name more than two times.

Find someone:

1. Who has a birthday in January?

2. Who has more than two children?

3. Who likes hamburgers?

4. Who doesn't like chocolate ice cream?

5. Who knows how to play the piano?

6. Who has been to Disneyworld?

7. Whose favorite color is green?

8. Who speaks Spanish?

9. Who drives a blue car?

10. Who got married in June?

11. Who has never been to New York City?

12. Who is athletic?

13. Who knows how to type?

14. Who is left-handed?

15. Whose hometown is smaller than State College? LESSON 2

GETTING TO KNOW ONE'S COMMUNITY Centre County Trivia

True or False?

1. Centre County is home to America's only all-water cavern.

2. State College is nicknamed "Lion Country" because many mountain lions once lived in this area.

3. Artifacts belonging to Christopher Columbus are housed in the Columbus Chapel in Boalsburg.

4. Boalsburg is known as the birthplace of Labor Day.

S. Penn State wasonce known as the Farmers' High School.

6. Approximately 25,000 students attend Penn State as full-time students.

7. The climate in Centre County.is not suited for vineyards and wineries.

8. Centre County is so named because it lies in the geographic center of the state.

9. The Centre Region's population including students is over 100,000.

10. The coal industry attracted many settlers to this area in the late 1700's.

11. Thirty percent of the land in Centre County is developed.

12. The first white man to discover Centre County was General Patton in 1759.

13. The Centre Region is comprised of the Borough of State College and the five surrounding townships.

14. About 60% of Penn State's population is Caucasian.

15. State College is the county seat.

2 83 State College Map Exercise

1. You are on Prospect Avenue and someone asks you how to get to West College Avenue. What will you tell them? What might you ask them?

2. What is building M and how do you get there from building P? Where will you park?

3. If you start at building 11 and go one block heading east, turn left, go three blocks and then turn right, what street are you on?

4. How many parking lots are in the downtown area? What is the symbol for a parking lot and where do you find that information?

5. What buildings might you go to if you wanted to open a checking account?

6. What direction are you heading if you start at building W and go to building V? What are buildings W and V?

7. What are professional buildings and how many are on the map?

8. Someone stops and asks for directions. Give detailed directions according to the details below and include parking information: a) Someone wants to get from V to I. b) Someone wants to get from W to N.

c) Someone needs to get to : from F but Pugh Street and Allen Street are closed due to construction.

d) Someone is at R and needs to get to the hospital immediately.

9. What is the DBA?

10. What does the word keyed mean in the following statement: "Members are keyed by letters on the map."? What is the difference between a key and are keyed?

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Collcgc St. (Campus) Ave. G CalderCommerical Joint Venture Printing403248 S. Calder Allen St. Way 0U Rapid Transit 121115 S. S.Burrowes Allen St. St. I) K SpatsSort- Cafe Club 142 E. College Ave. I) Dr. Brian White & Assoc.1224141 N. E. Atherton Fairmount St. Ave. ShoeWild Fly Card 214 E. College Ave. 11E Tavern Restaurant 220128 E. E.College College Ave. Ave. E NorthEdmond American P. Kotary, Communication403240 S. BurrowesAllen St. St. U Q SPECIALAmerican Red SERVICES Cross'346 E. College Ave. ElderINSURANCE Agency 215 E. Beaver Ave. S SnavelyNovak Stover Vidtnar & &McCarty Assoc.412 S. Allen St. U Cellular One 26011211/2 E. College E. Beaver Ave. Ave. N P.A. Frost Agency 333 S. Allen St. V TriUrologic County OralAssoc. Facial Surgeons211300 W.S. AllenBeaver St. Ave. V K CentralGroup Pa. Travel Festival Mgmt. of the314 Arts108 S. W.Burrowes Beaver St. Ave. QR trt JEW'ELERSCrabtreeKranich's Jewelers Jewelers 132 S. Allen St. M 905 University Dr OmegaNittany TravelHeating & Air Conditioning2591216 Clyde W. College Ave. Ave. B Moyer Jewelers 2161(K) E. E.College College Ave. Ave. ED REALCenturyPROPERTYKissinger ESTATE21 Cornian Leonard NIGIVI'F. Associates &AND Brower900 W. College Ave. SignState Factory College Area 230 -I S. Allen St. Chamber of Commerce R 95.3-3WZCentreMEDIA Daily Radio Times 863 Benner l'ike SPECIALTY STORES245 S. Allen & St. X 131 S. Fraser St. L Collegian, Inc. 123119 S. FraserBurrowes St. KL SIIOPSCentreAppalachian Film Lab Ski & Outdoors324321 W. W. College Beaver Ave. Ave. J A CentreTOURISMVisitor's County Bureau Lion Country1402 S. Atherton St. W.R.W.NI.A.J. S.(:. 421 E.1(d) Beaver Clcarview Ave. Ave. P FilmEnd ResultCenter 321Kr S. W. Allen Beaver St. Ave. I) J C.A.T.A.TRANSPORTATION118 S. Fraser St. CentreNiE1)1CAL Community Hospital1800 E. Park Ave. GrowingLion's PrideTree 204112 S. 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It is also a great place to buy of any buildingK on campus.places . phia - - .. _ _ : Penn State memorabilia such as cloth- 14. Eisenhower Chapel .: 21. Old Main .. Thereing, aremugs, art supplies,hats and otherfilm and knicknacks. camera . Inside 8.you'll McCoy find two Natatorium indoor swim- , _ - organizations based here. The chapel is You will. find the campus religious - ..trators work. . Where the university's top adminis- . . ..gear, calendars and more. _ ...... gym.ming pools,There isa divingalso. an tank outdoor and a pool. fitness ...... - .. .. every/..the siteSunday. of non-denominational services. ' .... I...... ,...r. , ...... -.- ...,..1:...I. 22. White Building A small gymnasium and site for the . _ - This is where3. Grange you will Building find the uni- , , : . . - -. .2. 15. Kern Graduate Center ".';- 'February Penn State Dance Marathon. . versitv police department (officially, ' This is the hOme of the bursar's of-Shields Building ... dent services This is. the home for graduate stu- .- :, andthe the Department undergraduate of University advising center. Safety) . '; fice. It is also the home of the regis- ....are the, Gradu: Graduate School,.research ad- . .. it is their HUB. Inside.. ..-.: '23. Hammond Building ..'. 'The home of theCollege of Engi- - . :. -. - . .,--... : . ..mar s office willand keepfind theyour undergraduate academic record. student You aid the people who track . . ria),ministrative and the Graduateoffices,. Otto's Student (acafete-- .. - ";-:;',:t:-...:.-.!. --:,-.. --- --'- --' .neering. . ---.4 , . . . Association offices. ..*:-.--,;;,. - . This is the4. location Boucke of Buildingthe Career --; ; v. o ice here, too. ..-,.. - -.... :: *- ...... ,,.;,.- , ... . -, ....,.._ -- .-' .l. 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Reereation'Building ;C4,-7"i'''.::',4:4..itth' .7,1-I This '.26is the Mateer new home Buildina of the Schoot --, - 3 . . , :, --:.:;:. r for Counseling and PsychologitalSer-e;Yand The,building also holds the Center..ftiieigfii racquetball courts... lifting rtionciFrestling.room.. .. , '-!'i"S'''''''''t1'..;--,t,C.onvOcation Center the uhiVeisity r...".V.'...2..4Vdoes. .46..YOU The-16,000 can man Rec Academic/Athletic..,:', HAIL-Everyone :i...... rof Management:. Hotel,, Restaurant 4.!:. and Recreation ;-t .t ex: .N.4r3,..;;;;to .; ''. .s.? . , Q.:. -';- - f4t.?...-4-::-"':4 ' 4 r1 1.,..:..... ,,--nal t., . ....- . r ...-, `"Vice s which,*----.- offersdents. counseling --4----.44.:".."-..--.1. for itu-`".,7,, - .0. . ::, o':-.'-'::i '-' 7 --" .I""." .1.:--i.::i..`.';': -f'./+:-. - 1 ./.. i-,,,--....---'4 : . tr::::Pky .. ,.-1. -..i.; .ic,!.-04.--4: 4 +PLC'7 ' ie. ,-0. ... 0.- ' - . 12. 1";c0,-.44 'A4 -e't?:!57:',:".117:,7,,,.".F1-,?t,:pectshe..,. 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You : : r --:,:.. ` : ...:-.%::,.. .4.,. ...,.,..f..,...1,,,...... 'ili.jv'''..4.-11;,.;".,,i,,. :.,:,,,,,-...;president and scheduled to '" '- ,- ., . :,:-. ' ::. -.---:, !:pleted in November.1995. Basketball corn- .._; .,;:. r i; . . otherAmerican activities. cultural :,',- events and a lot of .:;;-:. Oeese, mushrooms, milk,:honey, eggs ,...c2,;;'';PentiStatei main library,and a : :..;;,4,:---..t-,-:.:.:-.;E:tinvV,. --.. and more. -;;;;:.'*:;.,74,-.IISA7c,;)::y:,v,,,-;-:,;,./.....;.iImost. onf6iirig building: -e',:li-.7.`,;':-;k!;,C.:;the budding is finished. ., ezi*.:11.-.:..i....1;7:*!%.". i ::::Iti..... '*;".Z `.. 9'. ;...... i.f, certs and more will take place here once.; .s...... % ; .. - ,_ ",,.,..::-: -.3.- ...... : . 1. ':-:9 .....1:...... :r.....-.....' 5 ...,-...... ,4 ,- ''.,' :el: ,'4'. ...:ics:,1;...::;. .:::::.:: 4.: '-:t,..-1.i..:'::-::;..';i:1.-.).:;:i BEST COPY AVAILABLE Newspaperfrom the Centre Daily Times 90 PSU Campus Map Exercise

1. For what purpose would you go to the building marked #4 and how would you get there from Beaver Stadium?

2. What are the Borough of State College's boundaries on this map?

3. If you needed to see someone about financial aid for school, where would you go?Where is the building located?

4. What is the quickest way to get to Jeffrey Field from Hammond Building? by car? walking? campus bus?

5. What is the Nittany Lion Shrine and what buildings surround it?

6. What helpful information is missing from this map?

8 Places to Visit for Free Information About State College

1. Centre County Lion Country Visitor's Bureau 1402 South Atherton Street 231-1400

2. State College Area Chamber of Commerce 131 S. Fraser Street 237-7644

3. Centre Region Parks and Recreation Department 131 S. Fraser Street 231-3071

4. Schlow Memorial Library 100 E. Beaver Avenue 237-6236

5. Community Internaticaal Hospitality Council 222 Boucke Building (PSU Campus) 863-3927

6. Pennsylvania Recreation & Park Society, Inc. 723 S. Atherton Street 231-3071

7. Barash Advertising Inc. (for copies of Town & Gown and Where and When Magazines) 403 S. Allen Street 238-5051

8. Autoport Motel (Lobby) 1405 S. Atherton Street 238-7666 Snow Shoe oct rr Ro 0 Lamar Black Moshannon St Pk. Ski Area (0 9'""C'' tau'l FishermansBE L LE FON TEParadiseEit`\ Zion Pleasant Gap Penn's Cave *C° .44ous- t '.0,314 P. Martha Furnace CountyTortrees Club Hospital Shopping Mall 4. Centre Hall Old Fort Spring Mills 10 Port Matilda 0,0 Pennsylvania State University The STATE COLLEGE Centre Hills Elks Country Club 414 Potters MillsEutaw HouseCamp Rayons 4.0 C.C. al Barn Theater Boalsburg SkiTussev Area Mountain Poe Valley S.. Pk. LEY REcREA 7.10 Sign Rine Grove Mils Military Museum 4 1M 4 Whil.,Ole Darn St. Pk. oy CampEngineeringC.vil Nature Center MeAleyys Fart Skutt House Rental Cabins Pay Parking 4 Greenwood Furnace St. Pk. Centre County 11) 1 t o y , BEST COPY AVAILABLE 10 2 LESSON 3 TRAVELING IN THE COMMUNITY

Roleplavincy/Discussion Exercises

1. You are seated on a very crowded bus next to a man who wants to strike up a conversation with you, but you are really tired and don't feel like talking. What should you do?

2. You and your three children are sitting comfortably in the back of the bus. There no more seats left when a woman with two young children gets on the bus. Can you help her in any way?

4. You, your husband, and two female friends are traveling on 1-80 when your car breaks down in an isolated area. What should you do?

5. You and a stranger share a taxi to the airport. The bill is $10.50 but the stranger only has $3.50. What should you do?

6. You are driving on Atherton Street when a car pulls out of a side street and hits the car in front of you. No one is injured but the cars are badly damaged. What should you do?

1. You want to travel from Southgate Apartments to Old Main Building on Wednesday evening. When and where will you catch the bus?

2. What time does the last bus run on Friday evening departing from Chambers Building?

3. Can you catch a bus on Sunday before 11 am?

104

12 O Campus Loop Exercise 1. You want to catch the bus at Stop 3-College Avenue and Allen Street in order to arrive at Stop 1 -the Intramural Building by 1:15 pm. What time must you be at the bus stop?

2. Which Loop (Campus or Town) must you take to get from College Avenue and Allen Street to the Intramural Building?

3. If you want to go from Beaver Stadium to Old Main, where do you have to catch a bus? Which bus? What route does it follow? If you board the bus at 9:20 AM, what time will you arrive at Old Main?

4. If you arrive at the Bryce Jordan Convocation Center at 8:30AM, how long will you have to wait for a bus? Which bus will you take?

5. Which direction does the bus travel on College Avenue?On 411 Curtin Road?

6. What bus stop is closest to your residence?

7. Can you take a bus from Graduate Circle to the Nittany Lion Inn? If so, which one and how long is the ride?

8. What are the disadvantages to taking the Loop? Benefits?

9. How can the Loop help you get to Hills Plaza?

10. At what time would you leave your residence at Gateway Center to catch a bus to arrive at Keller Conference Center by 9:30 AM? How much would the trip cost?

13 . 1()J LESSON 4 The Telephone Book As a Resource

Use the telephone book to answer the following questions:

1. What are the Blue Pages? Where are they located?

2. List three different agencies in the Blue Pages that would be considered "public service" agencies.

3. What are the Yellow Pages? Where are they located?

4. When using the Yellow Pages, under which heading must you look to find the following:

a) a list of doctors

b) car dealerships

c) carpet cleaners

d) fast food restaurants

e) a place to board your dog

f) animal doctor

g) a pizza shop that delivers

5. Where are the coupons in the telephone book? What are the coupons for? When do most of them expire?

6. Is the telephone book recyclable?

106 14 7. What are the yellow pages with red trim at the end of the book?

8. On pages 4-5 of the Blue Pages, what is meant by the term "SELF-HELP SUPPORT GROUPS"?

9. Also on page 5 of the Yellow Pages is the heading "LIBRARY SERVICES." What kinds of services does a library offer?

10. For this last question students will work in pairs or individually. Use a stopwatch to see how fast the following telephone numbers can be found.

a) Faith Alliance Church

b) PSU Ticket Office

c) WPSX - TV

d) Vesuvio's Pizza

e) Northland Motel

f) Hair Loft by Charles

g) Wills Plumbing & Heating

h) Centre Community Hospital

15 107 Telephone Book Worksheet

For each of the following questions/situations use the telephone book to find the following information:

1. What is the emergency number to contact the police? fire department?

2. You're looking for directions to the planetarium on campus.

3. You would like schedule information on the train that runs from Lewistown to New York City.

4. You're not sure how to get to the town of Bellefonte from State College.

5. You're getting company from out of town and are looking for something of historical interest to show them.

6. You've just received Penn State football tickets but you don't know where your seats are located.

7. You're not sure how to understand your phone bill.

8. You're going to California and would like to calculate the time difference.

9. You're interested in recycling some magazines but you don't know where the drop-off site is located.

10. You and some friends are planning a picnic but you're not sure where to go.

11. You'd like to know the hours of the Penn State Ice Skating Rink.

12. You want to get your driver's license but you don't know the procedure.

13. You are mailing a letter to Centre Hall but you don't know the zip code.

14. You know a friend's telephone number but not the area code.

103 16 LESSON 5

THE LARGER PICTURE - WELCOME TO PA! Sample Dialogue for Ordering the PA Visitors Guide

Dial 1-800-VISIT-PA (1-800-84748-72)

A. (Telephone operator) "Hello. Are you calling about the free Penns);wania Visitors Guide?" B. (Caller) "Yes, I am."

A. "Would you like us to send you a copy?" B. "Yes, please."

A. "May I have your name?" B. "Barb Dugan"

A. "Dugan, is that "D" as in dog?" B. "Yes, it is."

A. "Your address?" B. "1102 Potomac Avenue."

A. "Could you spell that please" B. "P-O-T-O-M-A-C

A. "May I have your zip code please?" B. "16827"

A. "Is that Boaisburg, PA?" B. "Yes, it is."

A. "May, I have your telephone number, begin with the area code?" B, "814-466-6090."

A. "How did you hear about the PA Visitors Guide?" B. "I saw it advertised in a magazine."

A. "Do you remember which one?" B. "No, I don't."

A. "OK. You should receive your Visitors Guide in about six weeks. Is there anything else I can help you with today?" B. "No, that's all."

A. "Thank you and have a nice day." B. "Thank you."

17 109 Welcome to Pennsylvania! Definitions panorama - an unlimited view in all directions, a series of pictures of a landscape or historical event. diversity - variety watershed - an area drained by a river system; a crucial turning point affecting action or opinion global significance - of world importance skylines - visible horizons denote - to indicate, show metropolises - large cities

Goliaths - giants magnet - a person or thing that attracts amateur - for pleasure, no payment; non-professional variety is the spice of all - differences that add to a person's life shopping outlet - a place where many stores are grouped together to sell merchandise at discount prices. splendor - brightness, brilliance, grandeur, magnificent richness.

110 18 America Starts Here: Vocabulary List cultural diversity

Quaker haven oppressed fledgling signers cobblestone magnet

frontier

docked

secured

flourish

clashed

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centennial Reading Skills Inventory

After reading the America Starts Here! selection, label the following statements either TRUE OR FALSE.

1. Pennsylvania means "Penns Woods."

2. Only those of the Quaker religion were attracted to settle in Pennsylvania.

3. The signers of the Declaration of Independence chose Philadelphia as a meeting place because of its central location among the colonies.

4. AMERICA STARTS HERE! refers to the signing of the Declaration of Independence.

5. Valley Forge was George Washington's headquarters during the Revolutionary War.

6. Historically, Philadelphia has always attracted many different people and events.

7. Philadelphia is a city of "firsts."

8. Fort Pitt overlooks Pittsburgh's three rivers.

9. A 19th century warship, the Niagara, is in a museum in Erie.

10. The War of 1812 played a role in Pennsylvania's western expansion.

11. Amish and Mennonites came to Pennsylvania because the road systems were well developed.

12. Pennsylvania is located above the Mason-Dixon Line and therefore, it didn't directly participate in the Civil War.

13. The Gettysburg Battlefields are located at an historic address.

14. Pennsylvania's natural resources were important to the whole country's development.

15. Tourism has always been popular in Pennsylvania.

16. Important inventions have always been a part of Pennsylvania's history.

17. FALLINGWATER is one of the historic landmarks on Pennsylvania's Trail of History.

20 112 LESSON 6 HOW TO USE THE VISITORS GUIDE Valleys of the Susquehanna Vocabulary Exercise

Match the word or phrase in Column A with the corresponding definition in Column B.

COLUMN A COLUMN B

Currier and Ives a valued possession passed down through generations covered bridge a small stream that flows into a river tributary lavish and elegant transport spectacular, brilliant high style a company that produced lithographs reflecting important customs, manners, and sports of the times. heirloom to carry from one place or time to another theologian a structure, housing a road, which is usually narrow and suspended over a stream dazzling a person who studies religion and God

211 t :3 Susquehanna Worksheet

1. What is the Susquehanna?

2. What towns are mentioned in the introduction?

3. What'counties comprise this region?

4. The towns of State College and Bellefonte are part of what county?

5. If you wanted to learn more about the town of Bloomsburg, where would you write?

6. How many events are listed as taking place in Centre County?

7. From the events listed, which would you like to go to the most and why?

8. Check the Directory and list the historical sites which are mentioned for Centre County.

9. Other than historical sites, what kinds of places are listed in the Directory?

22 History at a Glance A- the State

Throughout Pennsylvania there are hunk_ ad of historical markers erected by the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission to help the public better understand and remember the' state'b rich and diverse history. Originally, over 700 roadside markers were installed in 1948, but since then, more than 800 additional signs have been erected. Centre County has 17 markers in addition to the county marker found in Bellefonte. To make locating these markers easier for those who enjoy researching a region's history, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania printed a Guide to the State Historical Markers of PA, and the following information about Centre County's markers has been gathered from this reference.

Centre County CENTRE COUNTY OLD ER [Ch CAPITOL Formed on Feb. 13, 1603 nom Huntingdon. Mifflin, Lycorrung and The first StittCavan! Northumberland counties. Named tor its location in the State and home of Tne an thissite was Pennsylvania State University. Five governors of Pennsylvania livedin designcd and built by Stcpbcn HdIs.la19.1821. Bellefonte. county seat laid our in r95. It was first occupied City type: County Courthouse. Alleaneny 5:.. Bellefonte. Gemmed May 10. by thr.Legitlature.an Jimmy Zia= and thas 1962. uarAi until dr-thetyrd by fire. fetirtiaryfr 1891 POI I hR'S FORT Built 177 7 by Gen. lames Potter. A stockaded fort refuge for the settlers of the valley region. Tne site is on the nearby rise. PA 144 SE of Centre Hal:. Erected May !. 19;7.

28TH DIVISION SHRINE Dedicated to heroic dead of Pennsylvania's famed 25th in two world wars. The Division was created Sept., 1917. Tne shrine was founded i.y Col. Theodore Boat and made a State memona: in 1932. Business US 322 at Pennsylvania Military Museum. Boatsourg Erected May 6. 1947.

THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY Chartered 1E55. Opened,Feb. 16, 1E5c. Gen lames Inm gave the angina! land. April 1. 1663, by An of Assembly made the land grant College of the State io: "liberal and practical education.- Business US 322, State College. Erected Apr. 30. 1947.

0 I.00 . 1 .. a a .. . . .' 0CENTRE FURNACE ... ' Here Cols. John Patton and Samuel Miles operated tne Errs: charcoal iron furnace

. ' . . ., II in the region. 1792609. Present steel. used 1E1;-1E5f.. in trus era Centre County . led in tne making of Juniata iron. 1 PA 26 Just NE of State College. aotazent to Centre ;urnace Mansior. Erected ---''".-iLii Apt. 29. 1947.

115 23 CENTRE FURNACE. Tnis stack is oar of tn pant or the CentreIron Comparn which wa. errriee. in 1792 by Col limn Patton and ColonelSamuel Miles officers in the 87 07 tne Amencan Revolution The product ofthis furnace ac the first iron melted in Centre County and was carried ormulenark to Pittsourgh The turnace was operated tram 179: to MIw and worn 1825 to1656 'Tablet placed on the ::;ilth annive:sary by the PennsylvaniaHistorical Commission and the Department of History of the Pennsylvania State College.19= Ptaoue Centre Furnace Mansion. 1001E. College Ave. (PA 24 State College. Deoicateo Oct 30. 1922 at aotacentfurnace. reiocatec about 1980. BALD EAGLE'S NEST al PHILIP BENNER A Delaware Indian village name for a noted Munsee chief Woapalanne or "Bald The ironmaster's home was at Rock.Here also were the first large. 1794. and a Eagle." Located at union of Spring and Bald Eagle Creeks. From here raids on nail and slitting mill. A founder ofBellefonte; leader in Centre County affairs the frontier were made in Revolutionary days. until his death in 1632. US 220 & PA 144 at Milesburg. Erected Aug. 26. 1947. PA 26 NE of State College. Erected May2,1947. EAGLE IRONWORKS BELLEFONTE 0At nearby Curtin, making iron was begun about 1810 by Roland Cunin. The last Laid out by lames Dunlop and lamesHarris, 1795. Named by Tallevrand for old-style furnace in the U.S. was in blast here and ceased operation in 1922. "beautiful fountain." Early center of the ironmciustry. One-time home of five of PA 150, (former US 220) 2.8 miles NE of Milesburg. Erected Apr. 29, 1947. Pennsylvania's governors. PA 150 at Beliefonte. Erected May 8,1947.

ANDREW G. CURTIN WILLIAM F. PACKER. Governor of Pennsylvania. 36f') -67, was born onthis site. He brought about the The newspaper editor and publisher. and Governor of the Commonwealth, establishment of State Normal Schools; organizedthe famed Pennsylvania 1856-.61, was born April 2, 1607. in a house which stood nearby. He died, 3670 in Reserve Corps; obtained funds for the erectionof State Orphan Schools. Williamsport and is chiefly remembered for his interest in improved City type: Allegheny St. at Cherry Ln., Bellefonte.Erected Oct. 9,1950. transportation racilities. PA 150 at PA 26, Howard. Erected May 19.1971. CO BELLEFONTE AIR MAIL FIELD The initial stop on the first scheduled west boundair mail flight was made here WARRIORS PATH by Pilot Leon D. Smith on December16.1916. The site for the field was chosen 0Paths from all parts of the Six Nations country converged at Great Island. by pioneer aviator Max Miller and was inregular use for air mail until 1925. Thence the Wamors Path ran up his valley to Bald Eagle's Nest, now Milesburg: PA 550 (E. Bishop St.; at high school, Bellefonte.Erected June 1969. then on south toward the Carolinas. PA 150, 2.2 miles NE of Howard. Erected Max 23. 1949.

GREAT SHAMOKIN PATH The Indian highway from Shamokin. now Sunhun to Kittanning. ler: the Bald PHILIP BENNER Eagle Valley to follow Marsh Creek and Little Marsn Creek. It crossed the aSame text as Philip Benner above Allegheny Mt. by way of Snow Show and Moshannon. PA 550 SW of Bellefonte. Erected May 2. 1947. PA 150, 4 miles NE of Howard. Erectec Aug. 23, 1950.

SCOTIA 0Two miles southwest of here, an iron center called Scotia wasestablished by Andrew Carnegie in 1681. Here houses were erected. arailroad built. and machinery set up. Some physical traces of the center haveremained. US 322 NW of State College. Erected Aug. 1954.

JUNLA.TA IRON OAlone the streams of tots region are rums of many charcoal eonfurnaces and forges built between ;74ti1550. I uniata iron was the best in America.Its reign ended with the rise of coal and coke iron making. US 220 & 322. 1.8 miles NE of Port Matilaa. Erectec May 6.1947.

INDIAN PATHS 0The Warriors Mark Path intersected the Baid Eagle Path at aboutthis point. then proceeded north to tom tne Great Shamokin Path. east orCiunklacamoose (Clearfieldl. The Warriors INIarki Path came nonn nomCumberland. Maryland. and the Bald Eagle Path came west from Milesburg. PA 350 S of Philipsburg Dechcated Oct. 25. 1972.

UNION CHURCH Built of logs in 1820 by Philipsburg pioneers to serve as school and place at worship tor all faiths. Remodeled in 1542. church is outstanding example of sr whiled American Comic architecture. from the Guide to the State City type: Presoueiste St. (US 322).tilliosourg. Erected Nov. 2, 1967. Historical Markers of PA PLUMBE FORGE About sixtenths mile north are the remains of toe torge built by Drlohn Plumbe in 1628. Here, "blooms" %% ere made tram pig iron cameo tram theBald Eagle Valley by mute C05:5 at hauling procucts to tne PennsylvaniaCanal caused the large to close in 1642. PA 504.6 miles E of Philipsourg. Erecter:, May 1969.

24 116 LESSON 7 GETTING THERE - BE PREPARED!

Trip Planning

The basic tool for planning a trip isa road or street map. These maps are usually easy to get. Most maps show recreational areas and other interesting places, as well as roads and towns. Some maps even include blowups of city areason the back. To use a map when you plan a trip, follow these steps:

1. Find the map's legend. Pay close attention to the symbols, the map scale, and to all other informationon the map.

2. Find your starting point and finishing point. Decide what routes you will use to get between them. Note the rcute numbers, street names, and direction you will travelon each route. Pay close attention to places where you must change routes. These are important decision points.

3. Get to know the area around each decision point. Town names are often marked on guide signs. By knowing the towns around a decision point, you can travel through these decision points more easily.

4. Finally, if you are planning to use a limitedaccess highway, use the map to find the interchange nearest your destination. Remember the exit just before your exit, so you will be ready to turn off. Sometimes roads which seem to cross expressways on mapsare not attached to the freeway or expressway. Most maps show interchanges with either squares or circles.

From the PA Drivers Manual Safety Scenarios

1. When you come to a stop sign or a red traffic light, you should come to a complete stop:

a) before the crosswalk b) in the crosswalk c) after the crosswalk

2. When you enter a traffic circle, who has the right-of-way?

3. What kind of Pennsylvania road signs are black and orange? What should you do when you see them?

4. How far should you park from a fire hydrant? a) 10 feet b) 15 feetc) 20 feet

5. Who has the right of way when a blind pedestrian is crossing against traffic?

6. Interstate routes ending in even numbers travel in what direction? a) east to west b) north to south c) all directions

7. True or False. Interstate routes with low route numbers are in the Western U.S., while ones with high numbers are in the Eastern U.S. Middle numbers are generally in the Central U.S.

8. The part of a road map that lists symbols and measurements is called a) a scale b) a legend c) a domain

9. When a railroad warning sign begins to flash, you should a) slow down and proceed with caution b) stop, look both ways, and proceed with cautionc) come to a complete stop

26 1 .1 10. True or False. Bicyclists have the same rights, privileges, and responsibilities as any driver.

11. What should you do when you are driving behind a horse-and- buggy?

14. True or False. Automobile accidents are the leading cause of death and injury to children in the U.S.A.

15. You should signal when you are: a) changing lanes, b) turning, c) pulling away from the curb, d) entering or leaving a freeway, e) a, b & d or f) all of the above.

27 1 Man Exercises

Use the mileage chart to answer the following questions:

1. If it is 111 miles from Philadelphia to Wilkes-Barre, how far is it from Philadelphia to Williamsport?

2. How far is it from State College to Harrisburg?

3. What cities on the map are less than sixty miles away from State College?

What cities are between 60 and 70 miles away from State College?

4. How long would it take to travel from Pittsburgh to Philadelphia?

Use the PA State Map to answer the following questions:

5. If you're traveling from Gettysburg to Hancock, would you take Route 15 or Business Route 15? Which would you take if you were coming from Gettysburg and traveling towards Round Top?

6. Where is the State Police Station located?

7. If you continue to travel south on Route 134, you will come to

8. What is the major route that runs east and west through Gettysburg?

9. What National Park is listed on the map?

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10. What bridges are available to cross from Philadelphiato New Jersey? Which require a fee?

11. In the left corner of the map near the city of Norristown, there are two dark circles, one marked 25 and the other marked 25A. What do these circles represent?

12. What is the one major route that vertically runs through the middle of Philadelphia?

13. If I wanted to go from Haverford (located near Route 30) to Camden, NJ, how would you direct me? S 14. How would you direct me if I wanted to go from Jenkintown which is north of Philadelphia on Route 611, to Drexel Hill, which is in southwest Philadelphia.

15. What separates the city of Philadelphia from the state of New Jersey?

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If you are in a accident:

1. Stop your car at or near the accident scene. If you can, move your car off the road so you do not block traffic,

3. Get the following information from the other driver or drivers involved in the accident:

4. Get the names and addresses of:

a) People involved in the accident. b) Witnesses of the accident. c) Injured people.

5. If the accident involves a parked car, stop immediately and try to find the owner. If you cannot, leave a note in a place where it can be seen. Then tell the police. The note should include:

a) Your name and address. b) Your driver's license number. c) Your car's registration number. d) Date and time of the accident. e) Your insurance company's name and your policy number.

6. If the police do not investigate an accident and someone has died or been injured, of if a vehicle must be towed, send a written report of the accident within five days to: Department of Transportation Center for Highway Safety Transportation and Safety Building Harrisburg, PA 17120

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12G From the PA Drivers Manual 33 A Brief Overview of Pennsylvania Histor

Pennsylvania literally means Penn's Woods, so named in honor of the state's founder, William Penn. Penn, came to Pennsylvania from England to establish a colony for Quakers like himself and for other people seeking religious freedom. He was given the land west of the Delaware River by King Charles II of England as payment for a debt owed to Penn's father, Admiral William Penn. Pennsylvania is often called the Keystone State because it was the cultural and geographic center of the English colonies which stretched from New England to Georgia. Many Native American Indians lived in Pennsylvania before Penn's arrival. After his death, many battles occurred between Indians and the new residents. In 1768, the Fort Stanwick Treaty was signed, bringing an end to most of the Indian conflicts. Philadelphia was and continues to be an important city in the state. From 1683-1799, Philadelphia was the capital of the state and was the historic site of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Nineteen miles northwest of Philadelphia, George Washington set up his headquarters at Valley Forge during the severe winter of 1777-78. Today visitors can stop at Valley Forge National Park and retrace some of the great moments, decisions, and hardships that occurred during the Revolutionary War. During the 1700's, Pennsylvania was an important center in the iron industry. Also during this era, Pennsylvania completed the first hard-surfaced toll road, known today as the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Many natural resources were discovered during Pennsylvania's early years but none was more important to the iron industry than coal. Men like Andrew Carnegie, Charles Schwab and Thomas A. Scott made fortunes in the iron industry thanks to coal which was used as fuel during the iron-making process. Pennsylvania was invaded three times by Confederate soldiers during the Civil War. The most infamous battle took place in 1863 at Gettysburg where, after three days of fighting, Confederate leader General Robert E. Lee led his men in retreat to Virginia. In November 1863, President Lincoln visited Gettysburg to dedicate a part of the battlefield as a cemetery. It was during this visit that he delivered an emotional 267-word speech, now immortalized and known as the Gettysburg Address.

35 12; experiments with electricity, especially his dangerous kite- flying episode during a thunderstorm. Lightening struck his kite, traveled down the kite wire and produced a spark when the current struck a key at the end of the wire. Bifocal glasses were the invention of Franklin as well as the Franklin Stove.

Other famous Pennsylvanians who were vital, contributors to the cultural and historical growth of the state include: James Buchanan, President of the U.S. before Lincoln; Daniel Boone, famous frontiersman born in a log cabin near Reading, PA.; composer Stephen Foster; and seamstress Betsy Ross. Today Pennsylvania remains an active industrial state that also prides itself for maintaining such beautiful natural resources as the Delaware Water Gap, Pocono Mountains, and the Appalachian Trail. It remains a state rich in cultural and religious diversity that plays host to numerous ethnic festivals each year. New leaders, educators, and inventors continue to uphold Pennsylvania's role as the Keystone State.

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36 LESSON 8

CLASS FIELD TRIP I Planning Sheet

On (date) our class will be taking a field trip to (destination). We will meet at

(location) at (time) and we will car pool there. You will need to bring (money? camera? lunch?).

Please wear (comfortable shoes? dress clothes? etc.)

The schedule is as follows: TIME

meet to travel in a car pool leave for trip arrive at destination

leave for return trip arrive back at starting point

Directions to our field trip:

31/2O LESSON 9

HOW TO USE "`HE LIBRARY AS A RESOURCE

Region Worksheet

Name of Region

Location and Geographic Statistics:

Important Historical Sites:

Tourist Attractions:

Recreation Areas:

Resources:

13 0 39 LESSON 10 PRWENTATION OF REGIONAL REPORTS

Notes

40 131 LESSON 11 DISCOVER PENNSYLVANIA Evaluation

1. Indicate your ability/confidence level in performing the following tasks as they relate to this class.

I- Improved U - Unchanged D -Decreased

2. Indicate your knowledge of the following areas as a result of this class.

a) Places to find information about the community I U D b) Interesting things to do and see in PA. I U D c) History and geography of PA. I U D

3. State what you liked about this program.

4. State anything you disliked about this program.

5. What other activities might be included?

6. Indicate the number of Discover PA classes you attended.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

41 132 LESSON 12 S CLASS FIELD TRIP II Planning Sheet

On (date) our class will be taking a field

trip to (destination). We will meet at

(location) at (time)

and we will car pool there. You will need to bring

(money? camera? lunch?).

Please wear (comfortable shoes? dress clothes? etc.)

The schedule is as follows: TIME meet to travel in a car pool leave for trip

arrive at destination

leave for return trip

arrive back at starting point

Directions to our field trip: PENNSYLVANIA ISITORS GUIDE

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December 11-Early January FEBRUARY March 4-13 ONGOING EVENTS SPIRITS OF GIVING AROUND THE PITTSBURGH HOME & GARDEN WORLD SANTA EXHIBIT SHOW 1111IYAte May -EarlylySeptember Pittsburgh (D-9) February 4-6 Pittsburgh (D-9) MUSIC & DANCE Allegheny County WORLD OF WHEELS CUSTOM Allegheny County FESTIVAL PPG Place CAR SHOW David L. Lawrence Convention Center Free (412) 434-1928 $ (412) 922-4900 Pittsburgh (D-9) Pittsburgh (D -9) Features a furnished model home, a Allegheny County A holiday exhibit featuring Santas Allegheny County from all over the world. David L. Lawrence Convention Centerlandscaped garden and more than Hartwood Acres 800 exhibits. Mon-Thur 4-10 pm, Fri- $ (717) 394-8365 Free (412) 392-8411 Sat 11 am-10 pm, Sun 11 am-6 pm Outdoor concerts and dance perform- Display of over 200 custom vehicles ances by locally, nationally and inter- JANUARY plus celebrity guest stars. Fri 6-10:30 nationally acclaimed groups. 7:30 pm pm, Sat noon-10:30 pm, Sun noon-9 March 13 pm CHARTER DAY January 8-16 June 3-August 26 (Fridays) PITTSBURGH R.V. SHOW Statewia. February 9-10 Many of the PA Historical & Museum SOUTH PARK SUMMER CONCERT Pittsburgh (D-9) NATIONAL COLLEGE FAIR Sites throughout PA SERIES Allegheny County Free (717) 787-1019 Pittsburgh Convention Center Pittsburgh (D -9) Pittsburgh (D-9) Celebrates the granting of a Charter Allegheny County $ (412) 327-1582 or 828-4722 Allegheny County David L. Lawrence Convention Centerby King Charlesto William Penn. South Park Every type of RV from pop-ups, trailers, Noon-5 pm at most sites Free (412) 392-8411 van, to motor homes. Mon-Fri 5-10 pm, Free (703) 836-2222 Presenting the Pittsburgh Symphony, Sat noon-10 pm, Sun noon-6 pm Meet with admissions representatives Opera, Ballet and national talent. 8 pm from over 300 colleges and universi- March 18-19 ties. Wed 9 am-1 pm & 6-9 pm, Thur WASHINGTON COUNTY E " DAYS 9 am-1 pm Washington (C-10) Washington County February 18-19 Washington Mall U.S. HOT ROD ASSOCIATION Free (412) 267-3976 TRUCK PULL Showcase of Washington County ag- Pittsburgh (D-9) ricultural products, displays, food, Allegheny County crafts and animals. 10 am-9:30 pm Pittsburgh Civic Arena $ (412) 642-1800 or 333-SEAT Mud and Monster Truck Pull Racing APRIL Championships. 8-10:30 pm April 8-10 February 18-27 SHRINE CIRCUS PITTSBURGH AUTO SHOW Pittsburgh (0-9) Pittsburgh (D-9) AllegyCounty Allegheny County Pittsbhenughr Civic Arena David L. Lawrence Convention Center$ (412)642-1800 or 333-SEAT October 22-January 1 January 19-23 $ (412) 373-8380 Exciting circus acts and animals. NATURAL WORLD SESAME STREET LIVE Domestic and most import cars on PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPETITION Pittsburgh (0-9) display. EXHIBITION Allegheny County April 15 Pittsburgh (D-9) Civic Arena ROUNDBALL CLASSIC Allegheny County $ (412) 642-1800, (800) 333-SEAT February 26-27 Pittsburgh (D-9) Carnegie Museum of Natural History Big Bird, Cookie Monster, and all GREENBERG'S GREAT TRAIN, Allegheny County $ (412) 622-3131 your friends in person. DOLLHOUSE, & TOY SHOW Pittsburgh Civic Arena Prize-winning nature prints by interna- Pittsburgh (D-9) $ (412) 642-1800 or 333-SEAT tional, amateur and professional pho- Allegheny County PITTSBURGH BOAT SHOW U.S.AIl -Star High School Basketball tographers. Tues-Sat 10 am-5 pm, Pittsburgh Expo Mart, Monroeville Players verses Pennsylvania All- Sun 1-5 pm Pittsburgh (D-9) Mall Stars. 6:45 pm Allegheny County $ (410) 795-7447 David L. Lawrence Convention Center Nov. 1, 1994-April 30,1995 Large operating train layouts, doll- $ (412) 244-1505 house displays and huge market- MAY MINIATURE RAILROAD AND Boat show featuring boats from row- place. 11 am-5 pm VILLAGE boats to houseboats and accesso- Pittsburgh (D-9) ries. Wed-Thur 5-10 pm, Sat 10 May 1 Allegheny County am-10 pm, Sun 10 am-7 pm MARCH CITY OF PITTSBURGH MARATHON Carnegie Science Center $ (412j 237-3400 Pittsburgh (0-9) Allegheny County 1900's western Pennsylvania comes January 29 March 1-6 alive in this huge miniature display. DISCOVER CARD STARS ON ICE Highland Park Zoo to Point State Park WALT DISNEY'S WORLD ON ICE Participant entry fee (412) 765-3773 Pittsburgh p-9) Pittsburgh (D-9) Allegheny bounty 26.2 mile road race through Pitts- December 1-31 Allegheny County burgh's historic neighborhoods and Pittsburgh Civic Arena Pittsburgh Civic Arena HOLIDAYS AT THE CARNEGIE $ (412) 642-1800 or 333-SEAT downtown. 8:30 am $ (412) 642.1800, (800) 333-SEAT Pittsburgh (D-9) Olympic and World Figure Skating World class skaters create a fantasy Allegheny County Champions perform their skating rou- on ice. The Carnegie tines. 7:30-10 pm $ (412) 622-3131 Spectacular Christmas tree display, Neapolitan nativity and daily holiday concerts. Tues-Sat 10 am-5 pm, Sun 1-5 pm 156 Early May SPRING GAS UP SMOKEY CITY FESTIVAL Portersville (C-7) Pittsburgh (D-9) Butler County Allegheny County Portersville Show Grounds Schen ley Park, Oakland $ (412) 452-5704 $ (412) 687-7713 Old gas engines, tractors, antiques, Lively American folk music, square sawmill, crafts and pony pulling. 9 am- dancing and traditional ethnic foods. 6 pm

May 8-14 May 22 GREEK FOOD FESTIVAL THRIFT DRUG CLASSIC Pittsburgh (D-9) Pittsburgh (D-9) Allecheny County Allegheny County St. Nicholas Cathedral Free (412) 288-4203 $ (412) 682-3866 North America's toughest one day People from all over the region enjoy professional bicyling race. 9:30 am- authentic Greek cuisine. Sun noon-8 2:30 pm June 13-19 JULY pm, Mon-Fri 11 am-2 pm & 5-9 pm, U.S. OPEN Sat 4-9 pm May 27-29 Pittsburgh (D-9) Allegheny County PITTSBURGH FOLK FESTIVAL July 1-4 Oakmont Country Club May 11-15 STATION SQUARE FOOD & MUSIC Pittsburgh (D-9) (412) 661.2360 FESTIVAL PITTSBURGH CHILDREN'S Allegheny County FESTIVAL Nation's top golfers compete in Pittsburgh (D-9) $ (412) 3'73-0123 PGA's premier event Pittsburgh (D-9) Folk music concerts, workshops, Station uare Allegheny County dances, ethnic foods and children's Free (412 471.5808 North Side, Allegheny Center & West program. Fri 4-11 pm, Sat-Sun noon- June 16-18 Live entertainment, food booths from Park 11 pm BUTLER RODEO $ (412) 321-5520 Station Square restaurants, and fire- Meridian (C-7) works. Fri-Sat 11 am-midnight, Sun A five day children's performing arts May 27-30 Butler County noon-7 pm and family activity festival. Wed-Fri Butler Farm Show Grounds 9:30 am-4 pm, Sat 10 am-5 pm, Sun BLUEGRASS & OLD TIME MUSIC FESTIVAL $ (412) 865-9337 noon -5 pm July 2-4 Beaver (B-8) I.P.R.A. sanctioned events including bull riding_and saddle bronc. 8 pm ELLWOOD CITY ARTS, CRAFTS & Beaver County FOOD FESTIVAL May 13-15 Brady's Run Park NATIONALITY DAYS FESTIVAL $ (412) 457-7091 or 457.7980 Ellwood City (B-7) June 28-July 4 Lawrence County Ambridge (C-8) Music festival featuring stage shows, BIG BUTLER FAIR Ewing Park Beaver County childrens activities, and nightly Free (412) 758.5630 Free (412) 266-3040 square dances. 11 am-11 pm Prospect (C-7) Butler County Juried art show, crafts, food, enter- Ethnic foods, arts and crafts and en- Butler Fairgrounds tainment, and fireworks. 11 am-10 pm tertainment. Fit-Sat 10 am-9:30 pm, BALLOON QUEST $ (412) 865-2400 Sun noon-8 pm Old fashion country fair, harness rac- New Castle (B-6) July 4 Lawrence County ing, full midway and agricultural fair. May 20-21 Scotland Meadows Park Noon-11 pm LAWRENCE COUNTY FIREWORKS FESTIVAL MAY MARKET $ (412) 667-1188 or 656- i 200 New Castle (B-6) Hot air balloon rally, crafts, ethnic Pittsburgh (D-9) June 29-July 4 Lawrence County Allegheny County food, entertainment, amusement and balloon rides. 3-10 pm FORD CITY AREA HERITAGE Free (412) 654.5593 Mellon Park DAYS FESTIVAL Free (412) 441-4442 Sidewalk chalk drawing for children Ford City (E-7) and continuous entertainment. Fire- Garden clubs and plant societies sell Armstrong County works extravaganza. 6-10:30_pm flowers, herbs, vegetables and food. Ford City Borough Park Fri 10 am-9 pm, Sat 10 am-4 pm Free (412) 763-7667 July 8-10 June 3-19 Juried craft booths, ethnic foods, chil- SLOVENEFEST ilay 20-7, THREE RIVERS ARTS FESTIVAL dren's activities and free entertain- NATIONAL PIKE FESTIVAL ment. Noon-11 pm Enon Valley (B-7) Pittsburgh (D-9) Lawrence County Washington (C-10) Allegheny County SNPJ Recreation Center Washington County Free (412) 481.7040 June 30-July 3 $ (412) 336-5180 Route 40 Sculpture, paintings, graphics, crafts, BACK TO THE 50'S WEEKEND . Free (412) 222-8130 or Music and dancing to some of the children's activities, and live musical New Castle (B-6) best polka bands in the country. Fri 4 (800) 531-4114 performances. Noon-10 pm Lawrence County pm-midnight, Sat-Sun noon-midnight Cascade Park Wagon train, arts and crafts, enter- $ (412) 656-1200 tainment, food and petting zoo. Sat Mid-June July 10.13 10 am -6 pm, Sun noon-6 pm MELLON PSFS JAZZ FESTIVAL Vintage car shows, car cruise, 50s concert and car games. Thurs 3-10 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Pittsburgh (D-9) pm, Fri-Sun 9 am-10 pm ALL-STAR GAME May 21-22 Allegheny County Pittsburgh (D-9) Various locations in greater Pittsburgh UNIVERSAL SOLDIER & PIONEER Allegheny County DAYS $ (212) 971-0080 Three Rivers Stadium Free and paid events all around Pitts- Hookstown (B-8) $ (412) 323-5000 burgh Beaver County Watch your favorite baseball players Raccoon Creek State Park in action at Three Rivers Stadium. Free (412) 899.2200 Pioneer Days representing American history. Reenactments, crafts and 157 military displays. 10 am-sunset July 14-17 August 4-7 August 12-14 August 19-21 SOUTH SIDE SUMMER STREET PITTSBURGH THREE RIVERS SAN ROCCO FESTA BEAVER COUNTY RIVER REGATTA *SPECTACULAR REGATTA Aliquippa (C-8) Bridgewater (13-8) ittsburgh (D-9) Pittsburgh (D-9) Beaver County Beaver County Allegheny County Allegheny County Sheffield Terrace Free (412) 843-6645 Historic East Carson Street Point State Park Free (412) 728-7655 Weekend of fun filled boating and Free (412) 481-0651 Free (412) 261-7055 Italian displays, bands, fireworks, tar- shore side activities. Fri 6-11 pm, Sat- Carnival, food court, live entertain- Formula One powerboat racing, antella babydoll dance, food, games Sun 8 am-11 pm ment, parade__, and artists in Historic nightly concerts, hot air balloons and and contests. Fri 6 pm-midnight, Sat South Side. Thur-Fri 6-11 pm, Sat l- concessions. Thur 4-10 pm, Fri 1-10 noon-midnight, Sun 8 am-midnight it pm, Sun 1-5 pm pm, Sat-Sun 6:30 am-10 pm August 30-September 3 BIG KNOB GRANGE FAIR August 14-16 Rochester (B-8) July 18-23 SUMMER STEAM SHOW SHADYSIDE SUMMER ARTS Beaver County APOLLO MOON LANDING (25th Portersville (C-7) FESTIVAL Big Knob Fairgrounds Anniversary) Butler County Pittsburgh (D-9) Free (412) 843-7863 Apollo (E-8)_ Portersville Show Grounds Allegheny County CommerciaVagricultural exhibits, Armstrong County $ (412) 452-5704 or 865-2580 Walnut Street business district truck/tractor pulls, dinners, demolition Free (412) 478-1178 Steam and gas engines, sawmill, free Free ('12) 681-2809 derby, entertainment, and rides. Tues- Carnival rides, parade and one of the hayrides and train rides. 8 am-mid- Impressha juried festival of American Fri 4-11 pm, Sat noon-11 pm largest fireworks displays in Pennsyl- night collectible arts, crafts and jar. Noon- vania. 10 pm August 7-13 SEPTEMBER July 18-25 ADIOS WEEK August 14-21 PITTSBURGH VINTAGE GRAND Meadow Lands (C-10) WASHINGTON COUNTY Early September AGRICULTURAL FAIR PRIX Washington County KITTANNING CAR CRUISE Washington (C-10) Pittsburgh (D-9) Ladbroke at the Meadows Kittanning (E-7) Washington County Allegheny County $ (412) 225-9300 Armstrong County Schenley Park, Oakland See racing's finest during Adios Washington County Fairgrounds Participant entry fee (412) 545-6618 Free (412) 471-7847 $ (412) 225-7718 or 267-3976 Week 1994 at the Meadows. Tues, Classic car show, organized cruise Thur & Fri 7:30 pm, Sat 1 & 8 pm, Farm animals, vegetable displays, 4- The United State's premier vintage and street dance. Noon-11 pm automobile race annually in Pitts- Sun 6:30 pm H projects, carnival, entertainment burgh. and commercial exhibits. 10 am-11 pm September 2-4 .August 8-14 August 15-20 ITALIAN FEST AT STATION July 22-24 BUTLER FARM SHOW SQUARE LAWRENCE COUNTY CHARITY Butler (D-7) DAYTON FAIR HORSE SHOW Pittsburgh (D-9) Butter County Dayton (G-7) Allegheny County New Castle (B-6) Route 68 N. of Butler Armstrong County Station Square Melody Tent and Dayton Fairgrounds Lawrence County $ (412) 482-4000 Amphitheater Lawrence County Fairgrounds Agricultural and commercial displays, $ (814) 257-8332 $ (412) 471-5808 $ (412) 533-5612 tractor pulls, 4-H, and livestock sale. Harness racing, carnival, livestock Live entertainment, ethnic food, The top horse show for western Penn-9 am-evening ludging, tractorpull, and stage shows. dance and an Italian bazaar. Fri noon- Mon 3-11 pm, Tue-Sat 9 am-11 pm sylvania. 7-11 pm midnight, Sat 11 am-1 am, Sun 11 Mid-August am-11 pm AUGUST ARMSTRONG COUNTY BOAT LAWRENCE COUNTY FAIR RACES & REGATTA New Castle (B-7) September 2-5 Kittanning (E-7) Lawrence County ALLEGHENY COUNTY RIB August 3-7 Armstrong County Lawrence County Fairgrounds COOK-OFF $ (412) 654-7745 FORT ARMSTRONG FOLK Waterfront Park Library (C-9) FESTIVAL Free (412) 548.3226 Commercial and agricultural live- Allegheny County stock, craft exhibits, displays, an- Kittanning (E-7) Speedboats race, "Anything that South Park Fairgrounds floats" race., model boat display, food tiques, food, rides, and $ (412) 678-1727 Armstrong County entertainment 9 am-11 pm Riverfront Park and crafts. Sat noon-5 pm, Sun 1-6 pm Ribs from 24 national contestants, Free (412) 543-6363, 543-1045 family entertainment, antiques and One hundred and ten craft booths, August 16-18 crafts. Noon-10 pm ethnic foods, demonstrators and free INTERNATIONAL VILLAGE entertainment. Wed-Fri 6-11 pm, Sat- McKeesport (D-9) Sun noon-11 pm September 5-10 Allegheny County WEST ALEXANDER FAIR Renziehausen Park $ (412) 675-5033 West Alexander (A-10) Washington County Ethnic food booths, ethnic entertain- West Alexander Fairgrounds ment, ethnic folk dancing and polka $ (412) 484-7340 bands. 3-11 pm Agricultural fair, rides, entertainment, food, livestock exhibit, arts and crafts. August 16-20 NORTH WASHINGTON FIREMAN'S RODEO September 8-11 OKTOBERFEST North Washington (D-6) Butler County New Castle (B-6) Rt. 38 Lawrence County $ (412) 894-2596 Cascade Park $ (412) 656.1200 Largest rodeo east of the Mississippi. Clowns and special acts. 8-10 pm Ethnic food booths, arts and crafts and entertainment. 10 am-10 pm

1 21 1 September 9-11 November 19-20 TRI-STATE HISTORICAL STEAM GREENBERG'S GREAT TRAIN, ENGINE EXHIBITION DOLLHOUSE, & TOY SHOW Firileyville (C-9) Monroeville (D-9) Washington County Allegheny County Mineral Beach, Rt. 88 Pittsburgh Expo Mart, Monroeville $ (412) 379-4781 or 348-8210 Mall Steam powered threshing, baling and $ (410) 795-7447 sawmill. Festival attractions and food. Large operating train layouts, doll- Fri-Sat 9:30 am-dark, Sun Church house displays and huge market- 9:45 am, show 11 am-dark place of related items. 11 am-5 pm

FAIR IN THE PARK November 25-27 Pittsburgh (D-9) CHRISTMAS ARTS 8.. CRAFTS Allegheny County SHOW Mellon Park Monroeville (D-9) Free (412) 431-6270 September 17-18 OCTOBER. Allegheny County Contemporary arts and crafts show, COVERED BRIDGE FESTIVAL Pittsburgh ExpoMart entertainment, food and demonstra- Washington & Greene Counties (C-11) $ (216) 237-3424 tions. Fri 1-7 pm., Sat 10 am-7 pm, Washington County October 1 Very festive, high auality arts and Sun 10 am-5 pm Various covered bndges LAPIC WINE FESTIVAL crafts show. Fn 11 am-7 pm, Sat 10 Free (412) 222-8130 or New Brighton (B-8) am-7 pm, Sun 10 am-5 pm (800) 531-4114 FALL ROUND-UP Beaver County Arts and crafts, entertainment cov- Pittsburgh (D-9) Lapic Winery FESTIVAL OF TREES ered bridges, food and petting zoo. $, under age 21 free (412) 846-2031 Allegheny County Sat 10 am-6 pm, Sun noon-6 pm New Castle (B-6) Wine festival, music, hayrides, Pittsburgh Civic Garden Center Lawrence County games, tours, crafts, wine samples, Free (412) 441-4442 Scottish Rite Cathedral and grape stomping. 10 am-6 pm Dried arrangements, gift items, and September 17-18, 24-25 $ (412) 652-3212 flea market. Fri noon-6 pm, Sat 10 PENN'S COLONY FESTIVAL Over 50 decorated trees, Santa, ju- am-6 pm, Sun noon-4 pm Pittsburgh (D-9) October 1-2 ried crafts, artisans at work, entertain- Allegheny County HARVEST FALL FLING ment and food. 9:30 am-10 pm North Park PITTSBURGH IRISH FESTIVAL Harmony (C-7) $ (412) 487-6922 or 487-7715 Pittsburgh (0-9) Butler County November 26 Allegheny County Two hundred and twenty-five folk art- Portersville Showgrounds ists in an 18th-century color ial mar- CELEBRATE THE SEASON I.C. Light Amphitheatre & Tent, $ (412) 452-5704 ketplace. 10 am-6 pm HOLIDAY PARADE Station Square Antique machinery, crafts, home- Pittsburgh (D-9) $ (412) 422-5642 made sorghum molasses, apple but- Allegheny County ter and flea market. 10 am-6 pm Irish music, food, sports, children's Late September Civic Arena to Point State Park activities, demonstrations, craftsand UKRAINIAN FESTIVAL Free (412) 232-2177 dancing. Fri 4 pm-midnight Sat 11 am-midnight, Sun 9:30 am-6 pm Pittsburgh (D-9) Early October Character balloons, high school Allegheny County ERNTEFEST bands, floats, national celebrities and Santa. 9-11 am Cathedral of Learning, University of Ambridge (C-8) Pittsburgh September 10 Beaver County Free (412) 624-6000 or 624-6150 BUTLER ETHNIC FESTIVAL Old Economy Village November 26-28 Butler (D-7) Ukrainian jewelry, needlework, ceram- $ (412) 266-1803 ics, leather work plus evening dance BIRD ARTS FESTIVAL Butler County Demonstrations, foods, crafts, performance. Sat noon-5 pm, Sun Pittsburgh (D-9) Free (412) 282 -8000 games, tours, and entertainment 10 noon-4 pm Allegheny County am-5 pm Ethnic entertainment, food and crafts. Pittsburgh Aviary 9 am-5 pm $ (412) 323-7235 September 24-25 0 One of the country's only bird zoo's CECIL TOWNSHIP INDIAN welcomes nature exhibitors. September 15-18 SUMMER FESTIVAL BEAVER VALLEY ANTIQUE EQUIPMENT & CRAFT SHOW Cecil (C-9) DECEMBER Washington County November 13 Hookstown (8-8) Cecil Township Park POLISHFEST Beaver County Free (412) 221-6406 Pittsburgh (D-9) Hookstown Fairgrounds December 1-10 Entertainment, demonstrations, exhib-Allegheny County $ (412) 495-6226 HOLIDAY ADVENTURE its, hot air balloons, helicoptor rides, Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hall Pittsburgh (0-9) Antique equipment on display, dem- crafts and petting zoo. Satp9am-9 $ (412) 231-1493 Allegheny County onstrations and parade everyday at 4 pm, Sun 10 am-6 pm Folkart and cooking demonstrations, Pittsburgh Civic Garden Center pm. 9 am-dark folk dance, ethnic foods, and polka dancing. 2-9 pm Free (412) 441-4442 September 25 Trees, Christmas decorations, dem- September 16-18 GREAT RACE (foot race) onstrations, gift shopping and greens. BAVARIAN OKTOBERFEST 10 am-4 pm Pittsburgh (D-9) November 14 Pittsburgh (D-9) Allegheny County LIGHT-UP NIGHT County Frick Park to Point State Park Pittsburgh (D-9) Early December Station uare/Festival Tent Participant entry fee (412) 255-2493 Allegheny County $ (412) 6-8660 or 429-8898 CANDLELIGHT CHRISTMAS Among the fastest courses in the Free (412) 261.2887 Ambridge (C-8) German/American music, dancing, country. Athletic Congress certified. 9 Downtown buildings light up to begin Beaver County ethnic foods, imported gifts, and fun! am the holiday season. 6-10 pm Fri 5 pm- midnight, Sat noon-mid- Old Economy Village night Sun 10 am-10 pm $ (412) 266-1803 Village decorated with candles and greens, food, crafts and entertain- 159 ment. 5.9 pm December 2-5 dig1FESPORTS' FESTIVAL OF Late January, 1995 SESAME STREET LIVE 111.McKeesport (D-9) Pittsburgh (0 -9) Allegheny County Allegheny County Renziehausen Park Civic Arena $ (412) 675-5033 $ (412) 642-1800, (800) 333-SEAT 60 beautifully decorated trees, enter- Big Bird, Cookie Monster, and all tainment, hayride, children's work- your friends in person. shop, food and Santa. Thurs-Fri 9 am-9 pm, Sat-Sun noon-9 pm Late January, 1995 PITTSBURGH BOAT SHOW December 4 HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE Pittsburgh (D-9) Allegheny County Pittsburgh (D-9) $ (412) 244-1505 Allegheny County Boat show featuring boats from row- University of Pittsburgh's Nationality boats to houseboats and accesso- Rooms ries. Wed-Thur 5-10 pm, Sat 10 Free (412) 624-6000 or 624-6150 am-10 pm, Sun 10 am-7 pm Twenty-three Nationality Rooms decorated in traditional holiday fashion. Performances and food. Noon-4 pm

UNITED WE SING Pittsburgh (D-9) Allegheny County The Camegie Music Hall $ (412) 622-3131 Ethnic and traditional holiday performances in native languages and costumes. 2 pm

Mid-December PITTSBURGH ZOO HOLIDAY LIGHTS FESTIVAL Pittsburgh (D-9) Allegheny County Pittsburgh Zoo $ (412) 665-3639 Festive holiday lights share space with wildlife and exotic species.

JANUARY 1995

January 7. 15,1995 PITTSBURGH R.V. SHOW Pittsburgh (D-9) 40Allegheny County Pittsburgh Convention Center $ (412) 327-1582 or 828.4722 Every type of RV from pop-ups, trailers, van, to motor homes. Mon-Fri 5.10 pm, Sat noon-10 pm, Sun noon -6 pm 1 CIO I 9% 1 rR

BUTLER BUTLER COUNTY (D-7) Attractions Attractions Attractions * Old Economy Village 14th & Church Magic Forest of West Central PA Tourism Armstrong County Historical Society Mu- St., Ambridge 15003; (412) 266-4500. & Travel Bureau (Butler County, PA) R.R. seum 300 North McKean Street, Kittanning Built in 1824 by a G ..man Communal #5, Box 47, Brookville 15825; (814) 849- 16201; (412) 548-5707. Features a genealogi- group seeking religious and social freedom. 5197, (800) 348-9393 (Cont. US & Can.). cal library and displays of early western PA. Armstrong County Tourist Bureau 402 Accommodations-Hotels/Motels East Market St., Kittanning 16201; (412) Days Inn Conference Center 139 Pitts- 548-3226. Welcoming visitors and providing burgh Rd., Butler 16001; (412) 287-6761. year round information about the county's fes- Attractions tivals, attractions, historical sites, dining, lodg- The Drake Log Cabin Williams Alley, ing, campgrounds and recreation areas. Apollo 15613; (412) 478-1732 or (412) CORAOPOLIS: Armstrong Trail 222 Market Street, Kittan- 478-3037. One room log cabin built in 'ALLEGHENY COUNTY (C-8) ning 16201; (412) 543-4478. 52 mile rail trail 1816. Accommodations-Hotels/Motels running the east hank of the Allegheny River. Days Inn - Pittsburgh Airport 1170 Thorn Rd., Coraopolis 15108; (412) 269-0990. MARS Red Roof Inn Beers School Rd. (Business BUTLER COUNTY (C-8) Rt. 60 Moon), Coraopolis 15108; (412) Attractions 264-5678, (800) THE-ROOF. Accommodations-Hotels/Motels Meadowcroft Museum of Rural Life RD Days Inn Warrendale 909 Sheraton Drive, #2, Box 164 (off Rt.50), Avella 15312; Mars 16046; (412) 772-2700. A deluxe con- (412)S7 -3412. Authentic and re-created tinental breakfast served from 6am to 10am scenes from pioneer days on the farm. daily. Clean comfortable rooms at a suburban setting close to numerous restaurants Attractions and shopping facilities. 6. The Marshall House North State Street, Red Roof Inn 20009 Rt. 19 & Marguicrite EAVERZOI.That Dayton 16222; (814) 257-8260. A perfect example of a 19th century country home. Rd. (PA Turnpike Exit 3), Mars 16046; Attractions (412) 776-5670, (800) THE-ROOF. Beaver County Genealogical Society Carnegie Library 1301 - 7th Ave., Beaver ,f4ELLWO CITY LAM/MICE. COUNTY (11-7) Falls 15010; (412) 846-4340. Census 1790- :: 1920 Beaver County and surrounding Attractions counties. Attractions Orthodox Monastery of the Transfiguration RD #1, Box 184x, Ellwood City 16117; (412) Beaver County Tourist Promotion Agency Accommodations-Hotels/Motels 758-4002. Guided tours of the monastery. 215B Ninth St., Monaca 15061; (412) 728- Beaver Valley Motel 7257 Big Beaver 0212, (800) 564-5009 (in area code 412), The Red Barn Theatre P.O. Box 628, Ell- (800) 342-8192 (Continental U.S. & Canada). Blvd., Beaver Falls 15010; (412) 843-0630 wood City 16117; (412) 452-8082. The or (800) 400-8312. best in live summer theatre entertainment. Holiday Inn - Beaver Falls PA Tnpk. Exit MONONGAHELA. 2, SR 18N, Beaver Falls 15010; (412) 846- 'WASHINGTON COUNTY (D-10) 3700. Holidome Recreation Hotel, 156 rooms, restaurant, lounge, meeting, banquet BUTL ERCOON'TY(-:;') Attractions facilities. Attractions Monongahela Area Historical Society Mu- seum 717 West Main Street, Monongahela Harmony Museum 218 Mercer St., Har- 15063; (412) 258-5280. Open June mony 16037; (412) 452-7341. Communal through December. Exhibits and gift shop. Harmony Society founded town 1804, Na- tional Historic Landmark District. Attractions MONItOEVILLE Neville House "Woodville" 1375 Washing- ALLEGHENY COUNTY (D-9) ton Pike, Bridgeville 15017-2821; (412) HARMSVILLE 471-5808 (Attn: Mary Lou Denny). Open BUTLER COUNTY (C-6) Attractions to public, call for hours, admission fee. Accommodations-Hotels/Motels Convention Visitors Bureau of Greater Monroeville 503 Parkvalc Bldg., Monroe- Days Inn Barkeyville RD 1, Box 1-80 and ville 15146; (800) 527-8941. From the Ex- Route 8, Harrisville 16038; (814) 786- poMart to Boyce Park, you get more value 7901. Conveniently located at the intersec- for your travel dollar. Quality hotels, malls Attractions tion of Route 8 and Interstate 80. Exit 3 on and outlet stores, shows and exhibits, festi- 1-80. 7 miles from Grove City College. 11 vals, golf, skiing, dinner theatre and mu Coca-Cola Star Lake Amphitheatre P.O. miles from Slippery Rock University. 6. Box 431, Rt. 18 at Route 22, Burgetts- more. Minutes from downtown Pittsb town 15021; (412) 947-7400. Tri-state's premier entertainment facility with forty Accommodations-Hotels/Motels concerts each summer. Days Inn - Monroeville 2727 Mosside 161 Blvd., Monroeville 15146; (412) 856-1610. The Most Dramatic Entrance in America PITTSBURGH!

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164 127 Butler's Golf Course and B & B 800 Rock Gateway Clipper Fleet 9 Station Sq. Dock, Mendelssohn Choir of Pittsburgh, The Run Rd.. Elizabeth 15307; (412) 751-9121. Pittsburgh 15219; (412) 355-7980. Dining, P.O. Box 334, Pittsburgh 15230; (412) 561.. 27 championship holes, reserved starting dancing, music and romancing on eiht 3353. Performs at Carnegie Music Hall and times, bed & breakfast accommodations, fabulous riverboats sailing Pittsburgh s his- with the Pittsburgh Symphony. southeast of Pittsburgh oric three rivers. "That's Rivertamment!" Nationality Rooms Tours 157 Cathedral of The Carnegie 4400 Forbes Ave., Pittsburgh Learning, University of Pittsburgh, Pit 15213-4080; (412) 622-3131. Unique cul- Greater Pittsburgh Convention and Visi- burgh 15260; (412) 624-6000. Tour tural complex housing major art and natural tors Bureau, Inc. (Allegheny County) Four classrooms depicting the herita.ges of Pitts- history museums under one roof. Impres- Gateway Center, Suite 514, Pittsburgh burgh's ethnic communities. 6. sionism, contemporary art, dinosaur skele- 15222; (412) 281-7711, (800) 366-0093 Old St. Lukes Church and Burial Ground tons. African Wildlife. (U.S. & Canada). From inclines to river Old Washington Pike, Pittsburgh 15106- The Carnegie Science Center One Alle- boats, museums to sports, performing arts 3730; (412) 531-6541. Revolutionary War gheny Ave., Pittsburgh 15212-5850; (412) to festivals, shopping to four-season recrea- graves, 1823 pipe organ, and folk gothic ar- 237-3400. Pittsburgh's "Amusement Park tion, dining to nightlife, Pittsburgh has it all chitecture. Whiskey Bicentennial celebra- for the Mind", features 250 hands-on including first-class lodging and weekend tion Sunday July 17. exhibits, a WWII submarine, an interactive packages. Phipps Conservatory Schenley Park, Pitts- planetarium and an OMNIMAV) theater. Hartwood 215 Saxonburg Boulevard, Pitts- burgh 15213; (412) 622-6915. Victorian Civic Light Opera 719 Liberty Ave., Pitts- burgh 15238; (412) 767-9200. Mansion glasshouse featuring 2 1/2 acres of gardens. burgh 15222; (412) 281-3973. Where tours, concerts, theatre, riding trails, cross- Seasonal flower shows featured. &- Broadway spends the summer! country skiing, hiking. Pittsburgh Aviary Allegheny Commons Duquesne Incline 1220 Grandview Ave., Heinz Hall for the Performing Arts 600 West, Pittsburgh 15212; (412) 323-7235. Pittsburgh 15211; (412) 381-1665. Best Penn Ave., Pittsburgh 15222; (412) 392- 400+ birds of 200 species displayed in view of city. Adjacent Grandview Avenue 4843. 2,847 seat, fully equipped theatre. naturalistic planted exhibits. restaurants. Historic Restoration. Home of the Pittsburgh Symphony Pittsburgh Center For the Arts 6300 Fifth trick Art & Historical Center 7227 Orchestra. 6. Ave., Pittsburgh 15232; (412) 361-0873. Reynolds St., Pittsburgh 15208; (412) 371-0606. Heinz Memorial Chapel Bellefield Ave. at Pennsylvania's largest regional arts center, Art and historical complex includes Clayton, the the Cathedral of Learning, University of includes exhibitions, shop and school. 6. restored Frick home, the Frick Art Museum, Mu- Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh 15260; (412) 624- Pittsburgh Opera 711 Penn Avenue, Pitts- seum Shop, Carriage Museum. Family programs, 4157. French Gothic Masterpiece of stained burgh 15222; (412) 281-0912. Don concert series and temporary exhibitions. Et glass, carved wood and stone. Giovanni; Faust; Turandot; Boheme; A The Frick Art Museum 7227 Reynolds St., Historical Society of Western Pennsylvania Season of Romantic Obsessions. Pittsburgh 15232; (412) 371-0600. Visit 4338 Bigelow Blvd., Pittsburgh 15213; (412) Pittsburgh Public Theatre Allegheny Clayton, the restored home of Henry Clay 681-5533. Exhibit: "Pittsburgh Rhythms: Mu- Square, Pittsburgh 15212-5349; (412) 321- Frick; The Frick Art Museum; Carriage Mu- sic of a Changing City, 1840-1930." 9800. Pittsburgh's only fully professional seum; and Greenhouse; located on six acres Ladbrokes- Harmar Twp. 1 Anchor Dr., theatre. Six mainstage productions per season. of beautifully landscaped grounds. 6- Near Exit 5 PA Tnpk., Pittsburgh 15238; Pittsburgh Zoo Hill Road, P.O. Box 5 Fort Pitt Museum 101 Commonwealth (412) 828-0610. Exciting off-track wagering P 15206; (412) 665-3639. Op Place, Pittsburgh 15222; (412) 281-9285. facility with casual and five star dining. & year round with over 6,300 animals in natu- Fort Pitt tizpicts the struggle in founding ralistic habitats. 6. the city of Pittsburgh.

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III i VII I , s \\ I'll I I `, I The Playhouse 222 Craft Ave., Pittsburgh Harley Hotel of Pittsburgh 699 Rodi Road 15213; (412) 621-4445. Plays, musicals, (PA Turnpike Exit 6 to 1-376 West), Pitts- dance and films for all ages-unbeatable burgh 15235; (800) 321-2323 or (412) 244- prices! 1600. Resort-like setting, convenient location, Attractions Rodef Shalom Biblical Botanical Garden indoor and outdoor pools, kids stay free. Duncan Miller Glass Museum 525 Jeffer- 4905 5th Ave., Pittsburgh 15213; (412) Holiday Inn - Allegheny Valley (R.I.D.C. son Ave., Washington 15301; (412) 222- 621-6566. Biblical plants in a natural set- Park Exit), 180 Gamma Dr., Pittsburgh 15238; 6376. Exhibits pressed and blown, Duncan ting. Tours, programs. Open June 1-Sept. 15. (412) 963-0600 and (800) HOLIDAY. 6. Glass and glass making tools. Stephen Foster Memorial Forbes Ave. at Holiday Inn - North (Exit 5 PA Tnpk.), Pennsylvania Trolley Museum 1 Museum the Cathedral of Learning, University of 2801 Frc'port Road, Pittsburgh 15238; Rd., Washington 15301; (412) 228-9256. Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh 15260; (412) 624- (412) 828 )300, (800) HOLIDAY. 6. An operating museum where visitors can 4100. Museum and library collection fea- Holiday Inn University Center 100 Lytton see, learn about, and actually ride Pennsylva- turing Stephen Foster music and artifacts. Ave., Pittsburgh 15213; (412) 682-6200, nia's historic electric rail vehicles dating Stephen Foster Memorial Theatre Forbes (800)-HOLIDAY. 6. back to the turn of the century. 6. Ave., University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Howard Johnson Hotel - University Cen- Washington County Historical Society's 15260; (412) 624-PLAY (7529). Home of ter 3401 Boulevard of the Allies, Pittsburgh LeMoyne House 49 East Maiden St., Wash- Three Rivers Shakespeare Festival-a profes- 15213; (412) 683-6100, (800) 245-4444. ington 15301; (412) 225-6740. 1812 sional, classical theatre. Nearby: Oakland, downtown, stadiums, house of abolitionist Francis LeMoyne and Three Rivers Charter Service 1028 N. museums, universities, Station Square, zoo, underground railroad stop. 6. Negley Ave. (Rear), Pittsburgh 15206; Kennywood. Washington County Tourism P.O. Box (412) 363-2628. Group boat chartering for Pittsburgh - Parkway East (Braddock Hills) 4213, Washington 15301; (412) 222-8130, all occasions, water taxis for sightseeing. 915 Brinton Road, Pittsburgh 15221; (412) (800) 531-4114 (Cont. U.S.). Rolling hills Trinity Cathedral Sixth Ave., Pittsburgh 247-2700 and (800) HOLIDAY: rich in history and vibrant with numerous 15222; (412) 355-0461. Tours of Cathedral Pittsburgh Vista Hotel 1000 Penn Avenue, attractions. and historic burying ground. Sundays at Pittsburgh 15222; (412) 341-0205. Walk- 11:30 am. (t.5- ing distance from shopping, theatres, sport- Accommodations-Hotels/Motels ing events. Fitness center/pool. Days Inn Washington 1370 W. Chestnut Accommodations-Hotels/Motels Red Roof In 6404 Steube.,iville Pike (off St., Washington 15301; (412) 225-8500. Best Western Parkway Center Inn 875 Rt. 60 Robinson Twp.), Pittsburgh 15205; Ramada Inn 1-70 Exit 4 & US 40, Washing- Greentree Rd., Pittsburgh 15220; (412) 922- (412) 787-7870, (800) THE-ROOF. ton 15301; (412) 225-9750, (800) 2-RAMADA. 7070. Free breakfast, Manager's Reception, Sheraton Hotel Station Square Station Red Roc,i Inn 1399 West Chestnut St. (Rt. indoor pool, 2 miles from downtown. 6. Square Dr., Pittsburgh 15219; (412) 261- 79 to Rt. 70 Exit 4), Washington Days Inn 1150 Banksville Rd., Pittsburgh 2000 or (800) 325-3535. Pittsburgh's only (412) 228-5750, (800) THE-ROOF. 15216; (412) 531-8900. 5 minutes from 3 riverfront hotel, dynamic views. Two restau- Rivers Stadium, Down Town, David rants, free parking. Lawrence Convention Center, Civic Arena. The Westin William Penn 530 William Complimentary transportation available Penn Place, Pittsburgh 15219; (412) 281- from downtown and airport. 7100 or (800) 228-3000. Pittsburgh's grand Attractions Days Inn - Pittsburgh Airport West 100 Hotel. Pittsburgh's best address for conven- Kisow Dr., Pittsburgh 15205; (412)922-0120. ience and excitement. The Westin William West Alexander Historical Society RD #1, Box 32, West Alexander 15376; (412) 484- Days Inn Harmarville 6 Landings Drive, Penn, minutes from the Carnegie. Kenny- wood, shoppingg, and Three Rivers. History, 7955. West Alexander National Pike Festi -. Pittsburgh 15238; (412) 828-5400. PA val May 21 and 22. Tnpk. Exit 5, cable TV, near downtown Pitts- value. burgh, Three Rivers Stadium, Pittsburgh Zoo, University of Pittsburgh, Buhl Science Center, Restaurants C D Bladerunners Complex: Restaurants and shop- Grand Concourse Restaurant One Station ping within wallcing distance. 6. Square, Pittsburgh 15219; (412) 261-1717. Green Tree Marriott 101 Marriott Dr. (I- Attractions 279 Exit 4), Pittsburgh 15205; (412) 922-8400 Sandcastle 1000 Sandcastle Dr., West Shopping Homestead 15120; (412) 462-6666. Water- or (800) 525-5902. Three miles from down- Station Square One Station Square, Suite town and all major events. Voted best value! park on the Monongahela River. The 450, Pittsburgh 15219-1170; (412) 471- waterslide capital of the world. 5808. A 52-acre riverfront shopping, dining, entertainment center in historic railroad buildings. 6. WES1MIFFLIN ALLEGHENY COUNTY (D-9) SEWICKLEY Attractions ALLEGHENY :COUNTY (C18) Kennywood Park 4800 Kennywood Blvd., West Mifflin 15122; (412) 461-0500. Accommodations-Hotels/Motels America's finest traditional park. Acclaimed Sewickley Country inn & Conference Cen- coaster capital of the world. ter 801 Ohio River Blvd. 1-79 Exit 19 N. 2.5 miles, Sewickley 15143; (412) 741- 4300, (800) 835-6072. Distinctive location, near airport, pool, restaurant, lounge, meeting/banquet facilities. Attractions Saint Patrick's Church R.D. 1, Worthing- ton 16262; (412) 526-5079. Built by early 1.6 settlers in 1806. Open daily. Pitt b gh Cntry ide

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Shenango Street Station * State Parks' 138 W. Washington Street * Camliias New Castier PA 36101 * Golf Courses Phone 412/6545593 +168 co 0LITDOOR ACTIVITIES ABOUND IN THE LAVREL HIGHLANDS REGION, WHERE THE ALLEGHENY MOUNTAINS BEGIN. Lake Raystown is a favorite of boaters, hikers, bikers and nature lovers, and dozens of year-round resorts feature skiing, golfing and fishing. But the region is also steeped in history. From theWhiskey Rebellion of 1794, the first revolt against a Federal tax in our country, to small mining and manufacturing towns. Cities like Altoona, with its proud railroad heritage, and Johnstown, with its Flood Museum andInclinedPlane,paytributetoa manufacturing tradition that is now being documented by the Southwestern Pennsylvania Heritage Preservation Commission. Dozens of =1 sites and structures along the Path of Progress Heritage Route commemorate the legacy of miners, railroaders and steelworkers. Railroaders are drawn to the spectacular Horseshoe Curve, which has allowed trains to cross the Allegheny Mountains since 1854.

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171 Battlefields and forts like Bushy Run, Fort Necessity, For Ligonier and Fort Roberdeau serve as reminders of the French and Indian Warand territorial conquests that pushed America's frontier westward. Old Bedford Village is an authentically reconstructed pioneer town depicting the 1790's with frontier townspeople, shops and craftsmen.

Architectural history is aiso a part of this beautiful corner of the state, where you'll find Frank Lloyd Wright's "Fallingwater," a remarkable house built over a rushing mountain waterfall. En/ joky a doe of Living monuments to America's heritage anttqu,ine, the combined with spectacular outdoor recreation and,ereroand, wortd, of Ltncotn Caverns, nake the Laurel Highlands Region fun for or visit Faitingwater, every family. a Frank. Lir(' Yt/right masterpiece.

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Bedford County Tourist Promotion Agency, Inc. 137 East Pitt Street Bedford, PA 15522 (800) 765-3331 (Continental U.S./Canada) (814) 623-1771 *1- UREL Convention and Visitors Bureau of Blair County 1231 Eleventh Avenue HIGHLANDS Altoona, PA 16601 (800) 84-ALTOONA (Continental U.S./Canada) REGION (814) 943-4183 Cambria County Tourist Council, Inc. 111 Market Street Johnstown, PA 15901 (800) 237-8590 (PA, MD, OH) (814) 536-7993 Laurel Highlands, Inc. (Fayette, Greene, Somerset, and Westmoreland Counties) Town Hall 120 East Main Street Ligonier, PA 15658 (800) 925-7669 (Continental U.S./Canada) (412) 238-5661 Fulton County Tourist Promotion Agency P.O. Box 141 1"1'' McConnellsburg, PA 17233 422 219 (717) 485-4064

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Huntingdon, PA 16652 2 (814) 643-3577 70 522 Indiana County Tourist 30 Bureau, Inc. 76 30 1019 Philadelphia Street 19 119 70 Indiana, PA 15701 219 79 22 (412) 463-7505 40 S

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Sat 10 am-6 pm, Cambria County Driving light tour of park magically lit by King Charles II to William Penn. Noon-5 pm at most sites Sun 10 am-5 pm Prince Gallitzin State Park for the holidays. Daily 5:30-10 pm Free (814) 472.4368 Swim, run, bike through beautiful May 28-30 Prince Gallitzin countryside. 9 am-noon MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND POLKA FESTIVAL Champion (F-10) June 18-19 Fayette County CRAFTS FESTIVAL 11 Seven Springs Mountain Resort Bedford (K-11) $ (412) 274.5440 Bedford County Polka Bands from throughout the Old Bedford Village United States. Sat 1 pm-midnight, $ (814) 623.1156 Sun 1 pm-1 am, Mon noon-8 pm Juried crafts, demonstrations, music, ethnic foods, fun, games and buggy rides. 9 am-5 pm JUNE Late June/Early July June 3-4 4TH OF JULY CELEBRATION STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL Martinsburg (K-9) FEBRUARY APRIL McConnellsburg (M-11) Blair County Fulton County Morrisons Cove Memorial Park McConnell Park Free (814) 793-2176 Early February April 9-10, 15-17 Free (717) 485.4064 Rides, games, food, crafts show. WINTER CARNIVAL PA MAPLE FESTIVAL Celebrate surniner in strawberry fireworks, parade and races. 6-11 ,gym ',Somerset (G-10) Meyersdale (G-11) style! Folk art, dulcimers, antiques, Somerset County Somerset County musicians, bakod goods, crafters and Hidden Valley Resort $ (814) 634.0213 strawberry gooci'es. Fri 10 am-3 pm, $ (814) 443.2600 Demonstrations in sugar and Sat 10 am-3 pm Ski fun races, torchlight parade, making, pancake meals ginetcr s. theme parties and children's 10 am-5 pm v.; activities. Fri 6 pm-Sun 6 pm 1 74 June 30-July 4 August 12-14 POLKA FIREWORKS ROADSTER FACTORY SUMMER Champion (F-10) PARTY Somerset County Indiana (0-8) Seven Springs Mountain Resort Indiana County $ (412) 547-3712 $ (814) 446-4423 Twenty of the finest polka bands American distributor of Triumph and gather under one roof. MGB carparts and car rally.

JULY August 13-14 FAYETTE ITALIAN HERITAGE FESTIVAL July 1-4 Uniontown (E-11) WESTMORELAND ARTS & Fayette County HERITAGE FESTIVAL Marshall Park Free (412) 438-1876 Greensburg (E-9) BLUEGRASS FESTIVAL August 6-7 Westmoreland County Italian food vendors, entertainment, Twin Lakes Park Bedford (K-11) ANNIVERSARY OF THE BATTLE outdoor Italian Mass and bocce. OF BUSHY RUN Free (412) 834-7474 Bedford County Noon-11 pm Old Bedford Village Entertainment, festival of arts, Jeannette (E-9) $ (814) 623-1156 Westmoreland County fiddlers competition, children's area August 14-20 and food. Noon-8 pm Featuring The Lewis Family, a pig Bushy Run Rd. roast, and a host of other fine bands. $ (412) 527-5584 HUNTINGDON COUNTY FAIR Village tour 9-5, bluegrass music 18th-century military encampment, Huntingdon (L-9) July 2-4 noon-8 pm tours and reenactment of battle Huntingdon County NEMACOLIN COMMUNITY FESTIVAL between Indians and British. Industrial Park $ (814) 669-4979 Farmington (E-11) July 28-August 6 Crafts, amusement rides, special Fayette County FAYETTE COUNTY FAIR Nemacolin Woodlands Resort August 7-13 arena shows, livestock, and country Free (800) 422-2736 or Uniontown (E-11) GREAT BEDFORD FAIR cooking. 8 am-11pm (412) 329-6126 Fayette County Bedford (J-10) Rt. 119, 5 miles north of Uniontown Bedford County Fireworks, entertainment, children's $ (412) 438-4270 August 21-28 ,activities, miniature golf, barbe- West Pitt Street Various activities and exhibits suited $ (814) 623-9011 WESTMORELAND AGRICULTURAL cue/food, and Bony rides. 2-10 pm FAIR for the whole family. 10 am-10pm Pay one price admission for all rides, shows and attractions. Mon-Sat 10 Mutual (F-10) July 8-10 am-11 pm, Sun noon-11 pm Westmoreland County BIG JOHN RILEY FESTIVAL OF LIFE July 31-August 6 Westmoreland Fairgrounds SHADE GAP PICNIC $ (412) 423-5005 Tipton (K-8) Blair County Shade Gap August 9-14 Livestock, home economics and com- Bland's Park Huntingdon Coun GREENE COUNTY FAIR mercial exhibits, food and entertainment Free (814) 684-3538 Harpers Memorial ark Waynesburg C-11) $ (814) 259-3279 Free entertainment, games and food. Greene Coun Late August Benefits scholarship fund. Noon-10pm Parade Monday night and country west- Waynesburg airgrounds em blue grass music every night. 4 pm- $ (412) 627-9459 or 627-7323 HIDDEN VALLEY POLKA IN THE MOUNTAINS midnight, Sat 10 am-midnight Agricultural fair for open and 4-H July 9-10 exhibits, harness racing, rides and Hidden Valley (G-10) SETTLERS DAY entertainment. 9 am-midnight Somerset County Hidden Valley Resort Bedford (K-11(K -11 $ (800) 542-5663 Bedford Coun Old Bedfordilage August 11-14 Dance to the best in Polish and Slavic bands. Fri 5 pm-midnight, $ (814) 623-1156 August 2-6 PENNSYLVANIA STATE GOSPEL JACKTOWN FAIR SINGING CONVENTION Sat noon-10 pm Country Western music, line dancing, square dancing, buggy rides and Wind Ridae (C-11) Martinsburg (K-9) food. 9 am-5 pm Greene County Blair County SOMERSET COUNTY FAIR Wind Ridge Fairgrounds Morrisons Cove Memorial Park Meyersdale (G-11) Free (412) 428-4150 Free (814) 695-9356 Somerset County July 15-17 Continuous gospel singing by Oldest consecutive fair in U.S. Live- Meyersdale soloists, duets, trios and quartets. SOMERFEST stock, garden, needlework, exhibits $ (814) 634-5619 or 634-0916 Somerset (G-10) and music. Noon-midnight Thurs 6 pm, Fri 1 pm, Sat 11 am, Sun 10 am Exhibits, food, entertainment, carni- Somerset County val, 4-H and FFA exhibits and fun. Philip Dressler Center for the Arts 9 am-11 om $ (814) 443-2433 August 4-7 MOUNTAIN DAYS Mid- August Arts festival weekend featuring live ALL-AMERICAN AMATEUR Ebensburg (J-9) entertainment, arts, crafts, and BASEBALL TOURNAMENT August 23-28 childrens activities. Fri-Sat noon- Cambria County FULTON COUNTY FAIR midnight, Sun noon-10 pm Prince Gallitzin State Park Johnstown (H-9) McConnellsburg (M-11) Free (814) 472-4368 Cambria County Point Stadium Fulton County Bands, fireworks, crafts, displays, July 23-24 $ (814) 535-7595 Fulton County Fairgrounds events, demonstrations and fun. 8 3 (717) 485-4111 NEW GROWTH ARTS FESTIVAL am -10 pm Amateur teams from 16 U.S. cites Evening shows, gospel singing, Indiana (G-8) compete in double elimination tournament. 10 am, pm & 7:30 in demolition derby, children's acirvities, Indiana County and truckpull. 5-11 pm Free (412) 357.2787 Juried artists' market, children's activities, jazz, bluegrass and rock. Sat 10 am-8 pm, Sun noon-6 pm

riJ August 27-28 September 9-11 JAZZ IN THE MOUNTAINS FIARVESTFEST WINE & FOOD FESTIVAL KEYSTONE COUNTRY FESTIVAL Somerset (5-10) Tipton (K-8) Champion (F-10) Altoona (K-8) Somerset County Blair County *estmoreland County Blair County Hidden Valley Resort Bland's Park even Springs Mountain Resort Lakemont Park $ (814) 443-2433 $ (814) 684-3538 $ (814) 352-7777 $ (814) 943-4183 Outstanding lineup of Jazz musicians Entertainment, arts and crafts, antique cars, and farmers market. Noon-8 pm Pennsylvania wines, grape-stomping Arts, crafts, food booths, entertain- performing in spectacular mountain contests, winerfood seminars, crafts ment, auto show and amusement setting. Fri evening-Sun evening and live entertainment. 11 am-6 pm rides. Fri 5-11 pm, Sat 10 am-10 pm, Sun 10 am-8 pm September 25 September 17-18 FESTIFALL August 29-September 3 CARMICHAEL'S COVERED Point Marion (D-12) BRIDGE FESTIVAL Fayette County INDIANA COUNTY FAIR MOUNTAIN CRAFT DAYS Carmictiaels (D-11) Friendship Hill National Historic Site Indiana (G-8) Somerset (5-10) Greene County Free (412) 725-9190 Indiana County Somerset County Greene Academy Mack Park Fairgrounds Somerset Historical Center Period crafts, food, music, exhibits Free (412) 966-7996 Free (412) 465-6703 $ (814) 445-6077 and tours of Albert Gallatin house. Food, crafts, church service, enter- 11 am-5 pm Rides, displays, animal judging, One hundred and twenty-five tainment, and buggy rides. Sat 10 am- entertainment, tractor pull and costumed artisans and craftsmen 6 pm, Sun noon am-6 pm demolition derby. 8:30 am-11 pm demonstrate authentic historic crafts. 10 am-5 pm OCTOBER September 18 SEPTEMBER September 10 ITALIAN FOOD FESTIVAL October 2 LIGONIER HIGHLAND GAMES Tipton (K-8) APPLE CIDER FESTIVAL Blair County Ligonier (G-10) Ebensburg (J-9) September 2-4 Bland's Park Westmoreland County Cambria County JOHNSTOWN FOLK FESTIVAL Free (814) 684.3538 Idlewild Park, U.S. Rt. 30 Prince Gallitzin State Park Johnstown (H-9) $ (412) 833-6995 Italian foods and pastries, Italian Free (814) 472-4368 Cambria County music and dancers and Italian clubs, Demonstrations, apple butter, cider, Free (814) 539-1889 Scottish fair, pipebands, Highland Noon- 8 pm dancing, athletic contests, dog show bee keeping, crafts, bands and Traditional music, featuring ir.ma- and foods. 9 am-6 pm displays. 10 am-4 pm tional performers, ethnic foods, and historic church tours. Fri 5-9 pm, September 23-25 Sat-Sun noon -9pm September 12.17 MT. PLEASANT GLASS FESTIVAL October 2-3, 9-10 GREEN TOWNSHIP COMMUNITY Mount Pleasant (E-10) FALL FOLIAGE FESTIVAL Westmoreland County FAIR Bedford (J-10) September 4-10 Free (412) 547-6745 AMBRIA COUNTY FAIR Commodore (H-8) Bedford County Indiana County Glass attractions, ethnic foods, arts Free (814) 623-1771 bensburg (J-9) Cookport Fairgrounds and crafts, entertainment, parade and Cambria County Antique cars, wagon train parades, $ (412) 254-2712 carnival. Fri-Sat 11 am-11 pm, Sun Ebensburg Fairgrounds 350 craftsmen, foods, quilts and 11 am-9 pm entertainment. Sat 11 am-5 pm, Sun $ (814) 472-7491 Agricultural fair, rides, concessions and entertainment. 9am-midnight 11:30 am -5 pm Pay one price including rides, grandstand parking and exhibit building. 9 am-11 pm Sun-Sat October 7-8 SPRINGS FOLK FESTIVAL September 5-10 Springs (G-12) OX HILL COMMUNITY Somerset County AGRICULTURAL FAIR Festival Grounds $ (814) 662-4158 Home (G-8) Indiana County Native skills and demonstrations of Fairgrounds, Rt. 85 local crafts, museum and pioneer Free (412) 397-4449 exhibits. 9 am-5 pm Exhibits, tractor pulls, horse and pony pulls, mud wrestling and music. October 7-9 Opens Mon & Sat TO am, remaining OCTOBERFEST POLKA WEEKEND days at 4 pm Champion (F-10) Fayette County September 7-11 Seven Springs Mountain Resort FARMERS & THRESHERMEN'S $ (412) 274-5440 September 16-18 September 24-25 JUBILEE Wide variety of polka bands gather in WILDLIFE & SPORTING ART: THE SCOTWALE COKE & COAL an *Oktoberfest theme. Fri 7 pm-mid- New Centerville (G-11) HERITAGE FESTIVAL MASTER'S SHOW IN LIGONIER Somerset County night, Sat 1 pm-midnight, Sun 1-8 pm Ligonier (G-10) New Centerville, Exit 10 off PA Scottdale (E-10) Westmoreland County Turnpike Westmoreland County $ (412) 238-7560 $ (814) 926-3142 Free (412) 887-5700 or 887.6350 FORT LIGONIER DAYS Exhibition by 20 nationally recognized Steam engines, demonstrations, Arts, food, crafts, entertainment, car Ligonier (G-10) wildlife artists. Special attractions: live threshing, quilt show, crafts, food and show, parade, flea market and Westmoreland County antiques. Fri noon-11 pm, Sat falconry, decoy carving, and retriever entertainment. Wed noon-11 pm, Fort Ligonier & Downtown Ligonier 10 am-11 pm, Sun noon-8 pm dogs. Sat noon-8 pm, Sun 11 am-5 pm Thur-Sat 9 am-11 pm, Sun 9:30 am-59n Free (412) 238-4200 Exhibits, battle reenactments, craft booths, demonstrations, sidewalk sales and parade. Fri-Sat 10 am-6 pm, Sun noon-5 pm

39 October 7-9 October 14-16 October 15.16 POLKA OCTOBERFEST FULTON FALL FOLK FESTIVAL OCTOBERFEST DECEMBER Seven Springs (F-10) Countywide (L-11) Dawson (E-10) Somerset County Fulton County Fayette County Early December Seven Springs Mountain Resort $ (717) 485.4064 Linden Hall CHRISTMAS AT THE MOUNT $ (412) 274-5440 Parade, apple butter boil, grist mill, Free (412) 529-7543 or 547-8368 WASHINGTON TAVERN Twenty of the finest polka bands craft shows, folk artists, flea markets, German food and beverage, also eth- Farmington (E-11) other under one roof. quilts and antique tractors. nic foods, crafts and entertainment. Fayette County 11 am-8 pm Fort Necessity National Battlefield October 9 ANTIQUE TRACTOR, SMALL Free (412) 329-5512 HARTSLOG DAY ENGINE & FARM MACHINERY SHOW FULTON COUNTY QUILT SHOW Historic, period tavern decorated for Christmas. Tours by costumed Alexandria (L-8) McConnellsburg (M-11) McConnellsburg (M-11) interpreters. 3-6 pm Huntingdon County Fulton County Fulton County Main Street Fulton County Fairgrounds Fulton County Fairtnzunds, 4-H Bldg. Free (814) 643-3682 $ (717) 485-5386 $ (717) 485-5386 December 2-4, 9-11 Pumpkin pole raising, museum open, Operating steam engines, tractors, Quilt contest, show and sale, display OLD-FASHIONED CHRISTMAS entertainment, 150 juried arts and small engines and machinery on of old and new quilts. 11 am-5.pm CELEBRATION crafts. 7:30 am-6 pm display. Bedford (J-10) October 22-23 Bedford County Old Bedford Village GREAT PUMPKIN FESTIVAL $ (814) 623.1156 Bedford (J-10) Decorated as 1750s Christmas, Bedford County special music, foods, caroling and Old Bedford Village live nativity. 5-9pm $ (814) 623-1156 Make a jack-o-lantern, scarecrow, largest pumpkin contest, music, cos- December 3 tume parade and foods. 9 am-5 pm CHRISTMAS PARADE Waynesburg (C-11) Greene County Free (412) 627-5926 Christmas parade, high school bands, float competibon and fire trucks. 2pm-4 pm

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Ramada Hotel Altoona Rt. 220, Plank Rd. BEDFORD Exit. Altoona 16601; (814) 946-1631. BEDFORD COUNTY (1-1 0) Area's only full set-vice hotel, in-house res- A Actions taurants and lounge. Indoor pool and jacuzzi. Attractions Allegheny Ballet CompanyP.O. Box 369, Kids stay free, near Horseshoe Curve. Bedford County Tourist Promotion Altoona 16603; (814) 941-9944. Nut- Agency, Inc. 137 E. Pitt St., Bedford 15522; cracker Dec. 10, 11, 12, Mishler Theatre. Colleges/Universities (814) 623-1771, (800) 765-3331 (Cont. U.S, Altoona Railroaders Memorial Museum Penn State Altoona Campus lvyside Park, & Can.). Promoting a rich history, scenic 1300 Ninth Ave., Altoona 16602; (814) Altoona 16601; (814) 949-5000. The best beauty, Victorian downtown, golfing, skiing. 946-0834. See and hear the story of the peo- of both worlds: small college atmosphere; Fort Bedford Museum Fort Bedford Dr., ple of the Pennsylvania Railroad. Rolling large university resources. Bedford 15522; (814) 623-8891. Located stock, exhibits and model trains, Plans for on site of 1758 French and Indian War fort. new museum on display. Shopping Old Bedford Village Business Rt. 220 (1/2 Baker Mansion Museum P.O. Box 1083, Logan Valley Mall Rt. 220 & Goods Lane, mile S. of PA Turnpike, Exit 11), Bedford Altoona 16603; (814) 942-3916. Tour this Altoona 16602; (814) 944-6128. Regional 15522; (814) 623-1156. Relive the past at 1840s ironmaster's home, featuring period Shopping Mall with 92 small shops an- this reconstructed pioneer town with crafts- furnishings and displays. chored by JC Penney, Hess's, Sears. men in action. 6, Benzel's Pretzel Factory 5200 Sixth Ave- nue, Altoona 16602-1496; (814) 942-5062. See pretzels made daily on free self tour. Outlet shopping.6. Blair County Arts Foundation 121 1 -12th St., Altoona 16601; (814) 949-2787. Arts Festival. Mishler Theatre. Information Source For "lhe Arts. Convention and Visitors Bureau of Blair County 1231 11th Avenue, Altoona 16601; (800) 84-ALTOONA (Continental U.S. & Canada), ('114) 943-4183. Come visit our 33 attractions including the world famous Horseshoe Curve. 6. Fort Roberdeau National Historic Land- r RD 3, Box 391, Sinking Valley, t. ,na 16601; (814) 946-0048. Recon- I structed 1778 "Lead Mine Fort," store, nature trails, picnic area. Horseshoe Curve National Historic Land- I mark do: Altoona Railroaders Memorial Museum, 1300 Ninth Ave., Altoona 16602; (814) 946-0834. Engineering landmark opened by PRR in 1854 to cam/ the railroad West. Ride funicular to track elevation. Exten- sive gift shop. Picturesque setting near Altoona. Mansion Park Stadium 5th Ave. & 35th 0 St., Altoona 16602; (814) 946-8424. Oak Spring Winery Rt. 220 North of Al- . I toona. Altoona 16601; (814) 946-3799. a. :Of Open daily 11:00 am to 6:00 pm. Self tours, free tasting, gifts. Quaint Corner Children's Museum 2000 Union Ave., Altoona 16601; (814) 944- 6830. Hands-on museum for children and I.la, : Is se their families. II". Accommodations- Hotels/Motels AM 4 I Days Inn - Altoona 3306 Pleasant Valley Blvd.. Altoona 16602; (814) 944-9661. Al- coona's most modern facility. Non-smoking

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CLAYSBURC, BLAIR COUNTY (K-9) Ski Areas Blue Knob Recreation P.O. Box 247, Clays- burg 16625; (800) 458-3403 out of state, (800) 822-3045, (814) 239-5111. "The Accomi Iodations-Hotels/Motels BLAIRSVILLE Skier's Mountain" offers 21 trails on Penn- Best Westem/Hoss's Inn RD 2, Box 33-B INDIANA COUNTY (F-9 I sylvania's highest vertical drop. (Exit 11 PA Turnpike), Bedford 15522; (800) 752-8592. 107 guest rooms, outdoor Accommodations-Resorts pool/hot tub, exercise room/sauna. Chestnut Ridge Resort RD 1 Box 578 (In- CONNELLSVILLE tersection of Rte 22E and Rte 119N), Blairs- FAYETIT CO UNTlf ( E- I 0 ) Accommodations-Campgrounds ville 15717; (800) 770-0000 or (412) Attractions Friendship Village Campground 548 459 7191.72 sleeping rooms. 36 hole golf, Connellsville Area Historical Society 275 Friendship Village, Bedford 15522; (800) three restaurants. Luxury townhomes. S. Pittsburgh St. (located on the Youghiogh- 992-3528 ext. 1. Experience this scenic, eny River next to Riverfront Park at end of friendly, family-oriented campground. ,BREtZEWOOD 8th St.), Connellsville 15425-3580; (412) "Because We Care". BEDFORD COUNTY (L-1 1 ) 628-5640. Authentically reconstructed log cabin of Colonel William Crawford, soldier, Restaurants Accommodations-Hotels/Motels surveyor, pioneer on the fn.,Itier. onnet Tavern Bed and Breakfast Ramada Inn - Breezewood Jct. 1-70 & U.S. 2 Box 724, Bedford 15522; (814) 623-Rte. 30 P.O. Box 157, Breezewood 15533; (814) 735-4005 and (800) 535-4025. Offer- CRESSON 2250. An excellent stopover on your jour- CAMBRIA COUNTY (J -9) ney; fine dining with affordable prices. ing newly renovated rooms, heated indoor pool, restaurant and pub. Attractions Shopping Allegheny Portage Railroad National His- Graystone Galleria 203 East Pitt Street, BROWNSVILLE. toric Site P.O. Box 189, Cresson 16630; Bedford 15522; (814) 623-1768. This his- SOMERSET COUNTY (D-10) (814) 886-6100. National Park Visitor Cen- toric landmark since 1768, has reopened its ter, exhibits, movie, Engine House, historic doors with 53 rooms filled with antiques, Attractions tavern. 6, craft and gift items and a New York Deli. Greater Brownsville Area Chamber of Johnstown Flood National Memorial P.O. Candles 'N Things 108 East Pitt St., Bed- Commerce Union Station Bldg., Browns- Box 189, Cresson 16630; (814) 886-6100. ford 1f:522; (814) 623-8034. Handcrafted ville 15417; (412) 785-4160. National Park Visitor Center, exhibits, candles and silk rings. Numerous unique Nemacolin Castle Front St., Brownsville movie, dam site, ranger talks. e.5. gifts and collectibles. 15417; (412) 785-6882. Historic Bowman Deepwood Gallery and Wearable Art 102- Mansion. Open Easter through mid-Octo- 104 East Pitt St., Bedford 15522; (814) ber. Also Christmas tours. 623-9175. "Country Treasures", pottery, woven throws, quilts, hears, folk dolls, antiques, jewelry and apparel. egmloMmi, Founders Crossing P.O. Box 533, Bedford Corning to Altoona 15522; (814) 623-9120. Quaint Market- Railroad City is buzzing Accommodationq Resorts about plans for the new place with arts and crafts, antiques, gourmet Lodge at Chalk Hill Route 40 East, Box horns of Th. Altoona coffee/cappuccino bar. 240, Chalk Hill 15421; (800) 833-4283. Railroaders Memorial Heirlooms of Tomorrow 138 East Pitt Beautiful, affordable, lakeside lodging. Lo- Museum. Renovation of Street, Bedford 15522; (814) 623-7970..io cated near Fallingwater nature reserves, state the former PRR Master Mechanics Building will exciting selection of handcrafted gifts - Rus- parks, skiing, white water rafting, Yough begin this yew. Sea roll sian Nesting Dolls, Santas, 1.imited Edition bike trail, historic sites, and Yough recrea- ing stock, model trains, Dolls. tional lake.- and plans Icr the New ing In Downtown Historic Bedford Museum.Call 'andles 'N Things, Deepwood Gal - 1-800.84-ALTOONA. lery & Wearable Art, Founders Crossing, Graystone Galleria, Heirlooms of 'l'omorrow. 182 . DAWSON Accommodations-Campgrounds Tall Oaks Campground R.D. 1 Box 116-B, = FAvErrEcouN-ry (F.- ov- Robinson's Hideway Campground Rt. 994 Farmington 15437; (412) 329-4777. E., Entriken 16638; (814) 658-3663 or (814) Accommodations-Hotels/Motels 643-0523. Camper/Tent sites, facilities, Linden Hall R.D. #1, Dawson 15428; wooded, relaxing, reservations, open all year. (412) 529-7543. Linden Hall offers all of the traditional amenities you seek when Attractions planning a meeting, training conference or Hanna's Town do Westmoreland County business gathering, complemented with ex- Historical Society, 951 Old Salem Rd., ceptional recreational activities. 6. Accommodations-Campgrounds Greensburg 15601-1352; (412) 836-1800. Triangle Acres Family Campground F.O. Reconstructed first courthouse west of Al- Box 413, Everett 15537; (814) 784-3363. leghenies. Tours and special events. .1k Ladbrokes - Greensburg Grecngate Mall, 0 Greensburg 15601; (412) 837-7791. Excit- Accommodations-Bed & Breakfasts FA,R1y1INGTON ing off -track wagering with casual and five Dillweed Bed and Breakfast and Trailside FAYETTE COUNTY star dining. Shop Main Street, P.O. Box 1, Dilltown Ragge & Willow Enterprises, Inc. RD 7, Attractions . 15929; (814) 446-6465. Beside Ghost Fort Necessity National Battlefield RD #2, Box 379B, Rte. 30 East, Greensburg 15601; Town Trail, full breakfasts, antiques, Box 528, Farmington 15437; (412) 329- (412) 836-4777. Hot air balloon flights/ unique country gifts. 5512. Commemorates George Washing- corporate marketing/balloon boutique/free ton's first battle and the start of the French brochure and Indian War. 6. Westmoreland Museum of Art 221 North DONEGAL Main Street, Greensburg 15601; (412) 837- WES"I'MORELANb COUNTY ( F- I 0) Laurel Caverns RD #1, Box 10, Farmington 15437; (412) 438-3003. Pennsylvania's larg- 1500. American Art Museum featuring Attractions est cave, guided tours, campground, painting, prints, sculpture, and decorative arcs. Caddie Shalt Rt. 31 East, Donegal 15628- picknicking, scout programs, spelunking. 0009; (412) 593-7400. Go- karts, Bumper Touchstone Center for Crafts RD #1, Box Accommodations-Hotels/Motels Boats, Miniature Golf, Driving Range, Bat- 60, Farmington 15401; (412) 329 1370. Super 8 Motel 111 Sheraton Dr., Route 30 ting Cages, and more! Renew s'our creatir-f spirit! Summer work- East, Greensburg 15601; (800) 245-8080. shops with nationally acclaimed artists. Greensburg's finest economy lodging facil- Accommodations-Hotels/Motels ity! Jacuzzi suites, golf, near mall. Days Inn Donegal Box 184 (Rt. 31 East, Accommodations-Resorts Sheraton Inn Greensburg 100 Sheraro PA Turnpike, Exit 9), Donegal 15628; Summit Inn Resort 2 Skyline Dr., Farming- Dr., Rte. 30 East, Greensburg 15601-11, (412) 593-7536. Minutes to Seven Springs, ton 15437; (412) 438-8594. Scenic moun- (412) 836-6060. Comfortable rooms, fine Fallingwater, Idlewild, Ohiopyle. Pool, vol- taintop resort. Charming hospitality for dining, live entertainment, pool, 9-hole golf leyball, shuffleboard; coupons not valid vacationers, banquets, conventions.Affordable. course. weekends or holidays. Nemacolin Woodlands Resort Rt. 40, P.O. Box 188, Village of Farmington 15437; RRISON' OTY DUNCANSVILLE (800) 422-2736. Affordable luxury. F,legant WESTMOLAND' COUNTY(F,,V) BLAIR. COUNTY (K-9) accommodations, spa, golf, equestrian/conference centers, dining. Attractions Restaurants * Bushy Run Battlefield P.O. Box 468, Hoss's Steak and Sea House 764 Plaza; Accommodations-Campgrounds Harrison City 15636-0468; (412) 527- Duncansville 16635; (800) 992-HOSS. 30 lo- Benner's Meadow Run Camping and Cab- 5584. This decisive battle opened Western cations in Pennsylvania. Featuring a 100-item ins RR 2, Box 483 Nelson Rd., Farmington Pennsylvania to settlement. salad bar, fresh cut steaks, chicken and seafood. 15437-9507; (412) 329-4097. HESSTON. Shopping HUNTINGDON COUNTY (1.-9Y: Antiquing in Duncansville Rts. 22 & /2n, Duncansville 16635; (814) 696-4293. Gi2,_e Attractions to Antique Shops near Horseshoe Curve. Seven Points Marina RD #1, Hesston 16647; (814) 658-3074. Rediscover Raystown Lake on Belle/Queen at Seven NTRI KEN Points Marina. 6. fit.N I INCDON COLN Itl 91 Accommodations-Resorts Lake Raystown Resort & Lodge 100 Chip- munk Crossing (Rt. 994), Entriken 16638; (814) 658-3500. Central Pennsylvania's Accommodations-Resorts most exciting and entertaining year round Hidden Valley Resort P.O. Box 4420, Hid- resort. den Valley 15502; (800) 458-0175. CI' Mountain Resort with deluxe accommt tions, diming, festivals and year-round activities: golf, tennis, swimming, fishing, trail hiking and hiking, skiing, sports club, kids' camps. Cif I IC 1 WO S! Marvel at the beauty of our mountainridges, numerous farmlands, cold-Water streams -- warm water lakes and vast acres of unspoiled wonders. Experience our more than 200 years of history with sites such as Old Bedford Village, Fort Bedford Museum, the Espy House and our 14 Covered Bridges. Explore Coral Caverns; attend the 121st Great

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Fall Foliage Festival; test your skills Sti GIN DOWPP6WO at Down River Golf; ski the slopes 08:EDpDRD CANDLE ' THINGS of Blue Knob. Enjoy fishing, hiking, DEEPW WRY picnicking, cross-country skiing at RS CRO WA,` Shawnee, Blue Knob, and Warriors STONE GALLERI Path State Parks. Travel our famous Orchard Trails, where fresh fruits and vegetables await you.Test the mysterious Gravity Hill. We also have terrific Family Campgrounds, Great Lodging, Quaint Shops, Fine Dining, Recreation and the 'Friendliest Folks' around.Find cut why Bedford County has been named the 'Crossroads of Heritage and Hospitality.'

it 1552 B ext, 1 Ski Areas Hidden Valley Ski P.O. Box 4240. Hidden Valley 15502-4240; (814) 443-2600. Sev- enteen slopes, eight lifts, 100% snowmak- Attractions ing. Open daily 9 am - 10 pm. Cambria County Tourist Council, Inc. 111 Market St., Johnstown 15901-1608; (814) 536-7993, (800) 237-8590 (PA, MD, 0 I tw OH). Scenic beauty, history andiun in the heart of America's heritage. Attractions Community Arts Center of Cambria The Meadows Family Fun Center Rt. 220 County 1217 Menoher Blvd. (Rte. 271). Meadows Intersection, Hollidaysburg P.O. Box 866, Johnstown 15907; (814) 16648; (814) 695-0035. Grand Prix Go 255-6515. Art festivals, exhibits, concerts, Karts, Kiddie Go Karts, Miniature Golf, classes, Doll Museum, Doghouse, on 2.5 acres. Batting Cages, Frozen Ctstard. The Inclined Plane Downtown Johnstown Path of Progress P.O. Box 565, Hollidays- 15901; (814) 536-1816. Panoramic view of burg 16648; (800) 898-3636. Ride the Path scenic Conernaugh Valley. Gift shop. Obser- of Progress in southwestern Pennsylvania. vation desk. World's steepest! Discover how coal, iron/steel, and transpor- Johnstown Flood Museum 304 Washing- tation industries help build America. Visit ton St., Johnstown 15901; (814) 539-1889. historic attractions and learn about the past Recreates shocking story of the 1889 Flood. from those who came before. Make memo- Academy Award film. 6- ries that last a lifetime by exploring Pennsyl- INDIANA Ladbrokes - Johnstown 1425 Scalp Avenue, vania's heritage. The counties include: Blair, INDIANA COUNTY (G-8) University Park Shopping Center, Cambria, Bedford, Indiana, Somerset, Ful- Attractions Johnstown 15904; (814) 266-7400. Great ton, Huntingdon, Westmoreland and HFS Tours, Inc. do Best Western Univer- racing. wagering, and dining at Johnstown's Fayette. Call 800-898-3636 i'or a free map sity. Inn 1545 Wayne Ave., Indiana 15701; biggest sports bar! and guide. (800) 336-3723. Feature tours: jimmy Ste- wart, Christmas, Amish, fall foliage, Laurel Accommodations-Hotels/Motels L Highlands. Comfort Inn Johnstown 455 Theatre Indiana County Historical and Genealogi- Drive, Johnstown 15904: (814) 266-3678, cal Society Historic Clark House 200 South (800) 221-2222. 117 rooms featuring dou- Attractions 6th Street, Indiana 15701; (412) 463-9600. bles, kings and jacuzzi suites. Indoor p Jennerstown Speedway, Inc. RD i , Box Maintains a collection of local historical ma- jacuzzi exercise facility. Complimenta 228, Hollsopple 15935; (814) 629-6677. terials and genealogical information. tinental breakfast. 3 diamond rating. Across Beautiful half-mile asphalt track features Indiana County Tourist Bureau, Inc. 1019 from Richland Mall. Elton/PA 756 Exit off NASCAR sanctioned racing Saturday nights Philadelphia St., Indiana 15701; (412) 463- PA Route 219. May-September. 7505. Covered bridges, boyhood home of Days Inn Johnstown 1540 Scalp Ave., Jimmy Stewart, Amish, festivals, fairs! 6. Johnstown 15904; (814) 269-3366. 145 Lively Arts at IUP (The) 104 Wailer Hall, rooms, conference /meeting rooms, indoor IUP, Indiana 15701; (412) 357-2547. Over pool, fitness center. Lounge, restaurant, night- 175 performing and arts events club, miniature golf. Complimentary break- Attractions throughout the entire year. 6. fast. Complimentary airport transportation. Huntingdon County Tourist Promotion New Growth Arts Festival P.O. Box 563, Holiday Inn - Downtown 250 Market St., Agency 241 Mifflin St., Huntingdon Indiana 15701; (412) 357-2787. New Johnstown 15901; (814) 535-7777, (800) 16652; (814) 643-3577. Family fun vaca- Growth Ai is Festivalone of Pennsylva- 433-5663, (800) HOLIDAY. Indoor tion spot. Information on all outdoor nia's premier family events. heated pool, whirlpool, sauna, Harrigan's activities. University Museum - Indiana Unhersity Restaurant, sidewalk cafe and lounge. See Lincoln Caverns RD #1, Box 280, U.S. of PA. John Sutton Hall, Indiana 15701; ad for Johnstown, PA/Cambria County. Route 22, Huntingdon 16652; (814) 643- (412) 357-7930. Opened 1875 as Indiana Central location. 0268. One hour educational guided tours Normal School, now I.U.P. Varied exhibits. Super 8 Motel - Johnstown 1440 Scalp through two beautiful crystal caverns. Ave., Johnstown 15904; (800) 822-9194. Swigart Museum Rt. 22 East, P.O. Box Accommodations-Hotels/Motels 214, Huntingdon 16652; (814) 643.0885. Holiday Inn of Indiana 1395 Wayne Ave., Accommodations-Conference Centers America's oldest display of antique cars, toys Indiana 15701; (412) 463-3561, (800) 477 The Conference Center at Pitt-Johnstown and automobiliana. 3561.topical courtyard, indoor pool, Johnstown 15904: (814) 269-7116. Afford- san na, whirlpool, restaurant, lounge with able luxury for your groups or organiza- Accommodations-Cottages entertainment. 6 tions. Meeting planners' kit available. Ripka's Cottages Lake Raystown, RD 1. Box 414A. Huntingdon 16652; (814) 643-4206. JENNERSTOWN LAUGHLINTOWN Som RSI( OUNTY ((i-10) WESTMOREIAND COUNTY (C. 10) Accommodations-Hotels/Mott:As Days Inn - Huntingdon Raystown Lake Restaurants Attractions RI) 1, Box 353, Huntingdon 16652; (8I4) Mountain Playhouse/Green Gables Restau-Compass Inn Museum Rte. 30 Fast, Laugh- 643-3934. Three miles to Raystown lake. rant Jennerstown 15547; (814) 629-9201, lintown 15655; (412) 238-4983. Restored Professional summer theatre running May- 1799 stagecoach stop. reconstructed wok- Oct. On National Historic Register. house, blacksmith shop, and barn. 185 OJOHNsTowNCAMBRIA cowry

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Affordable Luxury in the Beautiful Laurel Mountains Easily accessible and centrally located in DOWNTOWN JOHNSTOWN Pennsylvania Step into history at the Johnstown See where the soldiers of industry forged Flood National Memorial. Dramatic a nation in the Industrial Revolution. Call(814) 269-7116 for your Meeting Planner's Kit. KIDS EAT, STAY, AND film and eathibits at the site of the dam . Allegheny Portage Railroad was a vital PLAY FREE* which caused the tragic Great part. The National Historic Site has a Johnstown Flood. visitor center, film, exhibits, artilacm Free. and Engine House with life-size models $59* Bed & Breakfast 814/495-4643 as well as the historic Lemon House. Indoor recreation facility 814/886-6150

Co-sponsored by... 11klammillhoine Pentil6c 4111minittil riktrfre egiffenertititikumni 1-800-43-FLOOD ilic(4,CAMBRIA COUNTY (1-800-433-5663) Soil into the wonderland of Prince Gallitzin TOURIST COUNCIL State Park. Booting, swimming, fishing, camping. family cabins. ' Plus tax, (*room, pc, night For a free Visitors' Guide write or call Call er mite for information: Ages 12 and under eat free when with parent. Cambria Counry Tourist Council Aries 19 and under stay tree when with Rent R.D. 1, Bos '/9 Subset to avatitaty. I l l Market St., Johnstown, PA 15901. Paxton, PA 16668. 1-800-237.8590 or 814. 5364993 814/674.1000 LIGONIER MANN'S CHOICE WESTMORELAND COUNTY (G-10) BEDFORD COUNTY (J -10) Attractions Attractions Attractions Fort Ligonier 216 South Market St., Ligo- Coral Caverns Mann's Choice 15550; Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater P.O. nier 15658-1206; (412) 238-9701. Outpost (814) 623-6882. The only known coral reef Box R, Mill Run 15464; (412) 329-8501. of the French and Indian War. Open May- cavern in existence. "Favorite house museum", "Best all-time October. work of American architecture." Idlewild Park Rte. 30 West, Ligonier Mill Run Water Slides P.O. Box 91, Mill 15658; (412) 238-3666. Home to Mister McCONNELLSBURG Run 15464; (412) 455-2929. Experience a Rogers' Neighborhood of Make-Believe, FULTON COUNTY (M -.I I thrill a second on two 400-foot slides. Story Book Forest. Attractions Ligonier Valley Chamber of Commerce Fulton County Tourist Promotion Agency Accommodations-Campgrounds Town Hall 120 E. Main St., Ligonier P.O. Box 141, McConnellsburg 17233; Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park Camp Resorts 15658; (412) 238-4200. Susan C. Din, Ex- (717) 485-4064. One of Pennsylvania's P.O. Box 91 (PA Rt. 381), Mill Run ecutive Director. great rural counties. 6. 15464; (412) 455 - 2929.6. Windswept "Hot Air Balloon" Adventures RD #1, Box 331-0, Ligonier 15658; (412) 238-2555. Over scenic Ligonier Valley. Cor- McCONNELLSTOWN NEW KENSINGTON porate advertising programs. Helium, HUNTINGDON COUNTY (L-9) WESTMORELAND COL (D-8) blimps & banners. Attractions Accommodations-Hotels/Moteh; Playhouse at McConnellstown P.O. Box Days Inn New Kensington 300 Tarentum Accommodations-Hotels/Motels 115, McConnellstown 16660; (814) 627- Bridge Rd., New Kensington 15068; (412) Ramada Inn at Historic Ligonier 216 W. 0311. Summer play .eason May-October, 335-9171. Full-service hotel featuring a res- Loyalhanna St., Ligonier 15658; (412) 238- plus children show films. taurant, nightclub, outdoor pool, banquet 9545. Located in the heart of the Laurel and meeting facilities. Suburban location, Highlands in the quaint village of Ligonier. MILL CREEK just 20 miles north of downtown Pittsburgh. HUN"FiNGDON COUNTY (M-9) '.LORETTO COUNT'i (J -8) Restaurants Miller's Diner Rt. 22 P.O. Box C, Mill Colleges/Universities Creek 17060; (814) 643-3418. Hungry? Saint Francis College Loretto 15940-0600; Home-style cooking & in-house bakery. (814) 472-3022. Private four-year college. Families welcome! 6, Founded 1847. Tours, theatre, art, museum, sports.

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4770te 44. If you want togive your family theearth, sun, -140,, and more... then cometo the LaurelHighlcindiT:Aliii,.:'' SouthwesternPennsylvania! Here you will find that the five county Laurel Highlands region offers family fun every season of the year! From the adventures of whitewater rafting and skiing, to 11W- learning the folk arts at lively .ifitMr1 With so much to do in one area, your hear festivals and exploring the sites that -1- River Tags..- may begin to spin! At the Jennerstowr George Washington once roamed, this area is known for pleasing all Speedway (814-629-6677 who decide to visit. you get. sa close to the actor you think that you're along kr If you're looking for thrills, and possibly Hidden the ride! NASCAR racing spills, than take a ride on the Youghiogheny Valley's featured under the starlit s:,. River through Ohiopyle State Park. Several Saturday nights, May throur outfitters can take you on your journey 17 slopes Wilderness Voyageurs, 800- and trails. September, on a beautiful hal: 272 -4141, offers guided and unguided This classic mile, asphalt track. If you demot raft and duckie trips. Laurel Highlands mountain that you want to try your hanc River Tours offers family tours and resort offers at racing, zip over to the Caddie advanced rafting. Discounts are available deluxe Shak (412-593-7400). Tr but you must call 800-4-RAFTIN. accommodations as well as, IACC the Slick 8-Track, Indy-style Go Kim Expertly guided raft trips are provided by approved conference facilities, 18 hole Bumper Boats, and more! Whatever you- Mountain Streams & Trails Outfitters, mountaintop golf course and other age, you're never too old to enjoy the 800-245-4090. Safety is stressed, and recreational activities. For information call ultimate family fun found here. the levels run from mild to wild! 814.443-6454, reservations can be For an adventurous ride on more solid When the day does draw .to a close ant made at 800.458 -0175. For information on you need a place teneux and unwind, chest ground, strap on the skis and head to the skiing and other winter fun in the Laurel mountains of fun at SevenSprings(814- into one of the area's fine hotels or innt. 352 -7777), Pennsylvania's largest year- Highlands, call 1-800-925-SNOW. Make your reservations at either the Sheraton Inn Greensburg, 412-836- round resort- In 6060, a full service Inn featuring fire addition to skiing, .1 Seven Springs dining, indoor poul,stel, and entertainment- offers dozens of or at the conveniently located Super i recreational Motel in Greensburg with comfortable. activities, an 18 affordable lodging, 412-838-8080. (r hole golf course, choose the Ramada Inn at Historit convention Ligonier (412 facilities, lodging, 238. 9545), locates restaurants, and in the heart of tilt lounges. Or, try Laurel Highlands it the quaint village c Ligonier. Explore ou- streets, lined witi interesting antique shops, cozy restat- rants and lounge:. and friend!' people eager IA share the area treasures witi you.

i:11* Streams Call 1-800-925-7669 for Your FREE Laurel Highlands Visitor's Guide 189 NEW STANTON WFS FMORELAND COUNTY (E -10) LAUREL HIGHLANDS commodations.Hotels/Motels Of PEN NS ILI ARIA ays Inn 127 W. Byers Ave., New Stanton 15672; (412) 925-3591. Clean, spacious rooms. Meeting and banquet facilities. Free continental breakfast, HBO, cable TV. Res- ft taurant and lounge on site. Nearby attractions include Seven Springs and Hidden Valley Ski Resorts and Idlewild Park.

Designed by OHIOPYIL E Frank Lloyd house FAYETTE COUNTY (F-11 ) Wright and considered Attractions one of the Laurel Highlands River Tours P.O. Box masterpieces 107, Ohiopyle 15470; (800) 472-3846, of the 20th (412) 329-8531. Raft the Cheat, Russell century, Fork, Upper, Lower Yough. Bicycle, Paint- Fallingwater, is located ball.6. between Mill Run and Ohiopyle. Call 412.329- Mountain Streams & Trails Outfitters, 8501 to schedule a tour of Inc. P.O. Box 106, Rte. 381, Ohiopyle this spectacularly built 15470-0106; (800) 245-4090. Exciting and home over the falls. Highlands offers "some of the finest courses in the country". scenic whitewater raft trips in Ohiopyle Battlefields and historic State Park. Laurel Highlands cultural points of interest abound activities include symphony White Water Adventurers, Inc. P.O. Box in the Laurel Highlands. concerts, art galleries, and 31, Ohiopyle 15470; (800) WWA-RAFT. Many of our visitors like to professional and amateur Rafting on the middle and lower Youghio- spend a day driving along theater of the highest quality. gheny PA, upper Youghiogheny MD, Cheat Route 40, exploring its many sites. The One such venue is Streets of Gold Tygart and Big Sandy WV, Russell Fork Summit Inn Resort (412438-8594) (800.432-4782 or 412.430-GOLD) VAIKY border. Self bailing rafts. (5, is one of many possibilities found along which recreates Pennsylvania's coal and MTilderness Voyageurs, Inc. P.O. Box 97, the National Road. This scenic emigrant heritage in exciting new play. mountaintop resort offers charming Another is the Mountain Playhouse, M1Whiopyle 15470; (800) 272-4141. Guided hospitality for vacationers, banquets, and western Pennsylvania's premier and unguided raft or duckie rides and bike conventions at affordable prices. The professional summer theater, located rentals. (5- Summit Inn Resort also offers a next to Green Gables Restaurant, mountaintop golf course. Call 814-629-9201 for ticket AccommodationsCamegrounds Other courses can be found at Seven information. Scarlett Knob Campground, Inc. Box 44, Springs, Hidde.i Valley, and the At the Laurel Highlands, we give you Route 381 North, Ohiopyle 15470; (412) Sheraton Inn Greensburg. According sunny days and crisp mountain air to 329-5200. Adjoins Ohiopyle State Park, to native, Arnold Palmer, the Laurel explore our sites. And, we don't desert wooded, quiet sites, group sites, cabins. you once the sun falls below the horizon. This is when we light up the sky with millions of twinkling stars and a beautiful PATTON' moon to guide you on your next Laurel CAMBRIA COUNTY (J-8) Highlands adventure! Attractions Prince Gallitzin State Park RR 1, Box 79, Patton 16668-9201; (814) 674-1000, reservations (814) 674-1007. Camping, cabins, fishing, hunting, boating, hiking, picnicking, 1600 acre lake. 6. I- '

Attractions Friendship Hill National Historic Site RD #1, Box 149A, Point Marion 15474; (412) 725-9190. Preserves the home of Albert Gal- latin, financier, scholar, diplomat of the republic. ea r 1.1 ROCKHILL FURNACE HUNTINGDON COUNTY (MAW Attractions Rockhill Trolley Museum Meadow St. Rt. 994, Box 203, Rockhill Furnace 17249; (814) 447-9576. Weekends May thru Octo- ber, see and ride extensive trolley collection.

Attractions West Overton Museums West Overton Vil- lage, Scottdale 15683; (412) 887-7910. A 19th century village. Tours May 15 to October 15. SOMERSET TIPTON SOMERSET COUNTY (C-10) BLAIR COUNTY (K-8) Attractions Attractions Attractions Keystone Overlook She locta 15774; (412) Philip Dressler Center for the Arts 214 S. Bland's Park Route 220, Tipton 16684; 463-7505. View of coal-fired electrical gen- Harrison St., Somerset 15501; (814) 443- (814) 684-3538. More than 30 rides and at- erating station. May-Oct. Host. 2433. Pennsylvania Historic Landmark, ex- tractions including Championship Mini- hibits, galleries open daily, no admission ature Golf. Shopping charge. Reeger's Vegetable Farm Rd. 3 Box 63B, Somerset County Chamber of Commerce 829 N. Center Ave., Somerset 15501; (814) UNIONTOWN Shelocta 15701; (412) 463-6440. Seasonal FAYETTE COUNTY (E-I) vegetable farm market. Annual Pumpkin 445-6431, Fax (814) 443-4313. Call for Festival, Oct. 1, 1994. Hayrides, food, tourist and business information. Attractions crafts, country fun! Somerset Historical Center RD #2, Box Streets of Gold P.O. Box 2043, Uniont 238; Somerset 15501; (814) 445-6077. 15401; (800) 432-4782 or (412) 430 - Southwestern Pennsylvania's Rural Heritage GOLD. Re-creates Pennsylvania's coal a Museum and Genealogical Reference emigrant heritage in exciting new play. 111 Center. Attractions Accommodations-Hotels/Motels Windgate Vineyards and Winery Hemlock Accommodations-Bed & BreakfastsHoliday Inn - Uniontown 700 W. Main Acres Rd. RD #1 Box 213, Smicksburg Bayberry Inn Bed & Breakfast 611 North St., Uniontown 15401; (412) 437-2816 16256; (814) 257-8797. Award-winning re- Center Ave. (Route 601), Somerset 15501; and (800) HOLIDAY. gional wines. Fours, tastings, sales. Open (814) 445-8471. Rooms - non-smoking, pri- daily, 12-5pm. vate baths. Near "Fallingwater", Seven Springs, Hidden Valley. AXTAkFbRDSBUIZG FULTON COUNTY (1,12) Accommodations-Hotels/Motels Rocky Glen Inn 132 Rt. 119 (8 miles North Accommodations- Hotels/Motels Accommodations-Hotels/Motels of Indiana), Home 15747; (412) 349-3450. Days Inn Somerset 220 Waterworks Rd. Days Inn Warfordsburg 1-70 Exit 31, War- Beautiful motel, restaurant, sports bar, near (Turnpike Exit 10), Somerset 15501; (814) fordsburg 17267; (814) 735-3860. Amish country. Very reasonable. 445-9200. Numerous restaurants close by. Georgian Place Outlet Mall minutes away. Skiing 10 miles from hotel. Complimentary WINDBER Shopping coffee and donuts available Gam to 10am. 65. SOMERSET COUNTY (H-I0) Grade's Gifts Galore McCormick Rd., Ramada Inn PA Turnpike Exit 10, Somer- Smicksburg 16256; (412) 286-9040. set 15501; (814) 443-4646. Saunas, jacuzzi, Attractions Smicksburg Mercantile 3 1/2 miles North tropical courtyard, indoor pool, near Geor- Mock's Greenhouse 501 Hoffman Avenue, of Plumville on Route 210, Smicksburg gian Place Outlet Shopping, Seven Springs Windber 15963; (800) 422-6625. Haunted 16256; (412) 286-3288. and Hidden Valley Resorts. pumpkin patch, hayrides, haunted house, Thee Village Sampler P.O. Box 70 Rt. 954, games, fun for all! Smicksburg 16256; (814) 257-8035. The Weaver Box 80 Clarion St., 'SPRUCE. CREEK , . Smicksburg 16256; (814) 257-8891. Yarns, HUNTINGDON COUNTY (L-8) classes, rugs, blankets, gifts, home furnish- A ttractions ings. Open 7 days. Indian Caverns Box 76, Spruce Creek Yoder's Quilt and Gift Shop 3 miles North 16683; (814) 632-7578. Extensive scenic of Plumville on Rt. 954, Smicksburg beauty, massive rock formation, real Indian 16256; (412) 397-9645. caverns. A Natural Huntingdon County Tourist Promotion Agency Inc. Place 241 MIFFLIN STREET HUNTINGDON, PA 16652814-643-3577 To Visit

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: IL /rerViit more than a century ago,keep alive age- It.; old traditions. In sharp contrast tothis tranquility stands Gettysburg NationalPark,a memorial to America's mostsignificant battle. Here once-quietfarmland exploded with musket fire and cannonblasts that shook an entire nation. Adams County was thehome of President Eisenhower; his farm is anational historic site.Historic landmarks pepperthe scenic CumberlandValley. Chambersburg was the onlynorthern town burned by rr4 Confederate forces. In 4

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along the stately Susquehanna River is Harrisburg, Pennsylvania's statecapital. Don't miss the striking Capitol building, the Pennsylvania State Museum, or the wealth of riverfront excitement. For visitors who want to escape the past and find pleasure in the present, the world-famous Reading outlets in Berks County beckon with bargains. If you're looking" for a sweet treat, explore Chocolatetown, U.S.A. (otherwise known as Hershey, PA), with its amusement park, resorts and colorful gardens. Hershey/Dutch Country's rich history and delightful contemporary attractions make it a region suited to any family. 196 REGIONAL CONTACTS:

Gettysburg Travel Council, Inc. (Adams County) 35 Carlisle Street Gettysburg, PA 17325 (717) 334-6274 Reading & Berks County ERSHEY `visitors Bureau VF Outlet Village P.O. Box 6677 Reading, PA 19610 DUTCH COUNTRY (800) 443-6610 (Continental U.S./Canada) (215) 375-4085 Harrisburg-Hershey-Carlisle REGION Tourism & Convention Bureau (Cumberland and Dauphin Counties) 114 Walnut Street Harrisburg, PA 17108-0969 (800) 995-0969 (Continental U.S./Canada) (717) 232-1377 Cumberland Valley Visitors' Council (Franklin County) 1235 Lincoln Way East Chambersburg, PA 17201 (717) 261-1200 Pennsylvania Dutch Convention & Visitors Bureau (Lancaster County) 501 Greenfield Road Lancaster, PA 17601 (800) 735-2629 (Continental U.S./Canada) (717) 299-8901 Lebanon Valley Tourist and Visitors Bureau P.O. Box 329 DAU PH I N 625 Quentin Road Lebanon, PA 17042 Ei (717) 272-8555 \ York County Convention e, and Visitors Bureau 1 Market Way East 2\ i York, Pa 17401 k I (800) 673-2429 (Continental 1112. U.S./Canada) 1( )iK (717) 848-4000 t'

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60 II September-October (weekends) FAMILY OKTOBERFEST Strasburg Cr-11) libruary 20, 27 & March 6 Lancaster County APLE SUGARING Mill Bridge Village DEMONSTRATIONS $ (717) 687.6521 Lancaster (S-10) German bands, singers, dancers, Lancaster County craftsmen, food and fun. 9.30 am-5 pm Central Park Free (717) 299-8215 October (weekends) Learn maple sugaring from tree to FALL FOLIAGE EXTRAVAGANZA table. Samples provided. 1-4 pm BY FiAlL Hamburg (U-8) Mid-April-Early May Berks County TULIP DISPLAY Hamburg Station $ (215) 562.4083 or 562-2102 Hershey (R-9) Nov. 25-27, Dec.2-4, 9-11, 16-18 December 3-4, 10-11, 17-18 Dauphin County See autumns splendor along scenic Berk's County's PA Dutch country- CHARLES DICKENS VICTORIAN SANTA CLAUS SPECIAL Hershey Gardens CHRISTMAS RAILROAD RIDE $ (717) 534-3492 or 534-3439 side. Noon, 2 & 4 pm Manheim (S-10) Hamburg (U-8) Amazing display of over 20,000 tulips Lancaster County Berks County plus many flowering_bulbs. 9 am-5 pm October 14-16, 21-23, 28.30 Mount Hope Estate & Winery Blue Mountain & Reading Railroad CRYSTAL CAVE HAUNTED $ (717) 665-7021 $ (215) 562.4083 or 562-2102 June-Early September (week- HALLOWEEN TOURS Playlets, caroling, and parlor games Round trip scenic train nde with ends) Kutztown (U-8) enjoyed in spectacularly decorated Santa and friends aboard, 12 30 & 3 pm Victorian mansion. Fri 6 & 9 pm, Sat MUSIC AT GRETNA Berks County Crystal Cave & Sun noon, 3 & 7 pm Mt. Gretna (S-10) $ (215) 683-6765 December 3-4, 10-11, 17-18, 23-24 Lebanon County Walking underground guided tour RIDE THE TRAIN WITH SANTA Chautauqua Playhouse with spooks, goblins and special November 25-December 31 Middletown (R-10) $ (717) 964-3836 effects. 7.9:30 pm SAVOR THE SEASON Dauphin County Chamber music and jazz in a cov- Intercourse (T-10) Middletown & Hummelstown Railroad ered open air theater. Victorian vil- Lancaster County $ (717) 944.4435 lage. Chamber Music 7:30 pm, Jazz 8 am October 20-23, 27-31, Nov. 3-6 Kitchen Kettle Village Santa Claus visits each child with gift EDGAR ALLAN POE HALLOWEEN Free (717) 768.8261 for children under 12 Also Christmas MId -June -Late September Cornwall (S-9) Village decorated with greens, fruit, carol sing. AktUSE DISPLAY Lancaster County herbs and thousands of lights. Mon- Mount Hope Estate & Winery Sat 9 am-5 pm lershey (R-9) $ (717) 665-7021 December 10-31 Dauphin County Mystery and suspense featuring AN EISENHOWER CHRISTMAS Hershey Gardens December 1-23 (closed Mondays) spine-chilling stories of Edgar Allan Gettysburg (P-11) $ (717) 534.3492 or 534-3439 CHRISTMAS AT FORT HUNTER Poe. Mon, Thur-Fri 6 & 9 pm, Sat 2, Adams County Award-winning rose collection of 5, & 9 pm, Sun noon, 3, & 7pm Harrisburg (Q-9) Eisenhower National Historic Site 8,000 roses or 274 different varieties. Dauphin County $ (717) 334-1124 9 am-5 pm Fort Hunter Mansion Mid-November-Late December The Eisenhower home decorated for $ (717) 599.5751 Christmas using some original deco- HERSHEYPARK CHRISTMAS Costumed guides interpret nineteenth rations. Wed-Sun 9 am-4 pm, closed Late July-Early September CANDYLANE (weekends) century mansion decorated with fresh Christmas and New Yead Day Hershey (R-9) trimmings. Tues-Sun noon-7 pm BAVARIAN BEER FEST Dauphin County Adamstown (T-10) He rsheypark JANUARY Lancaster County Free (717) 534-8943 or 534-8946 December 2.30 (closed Decem- Black Angus Complex Three hundred thousand twinkling ber 24-25) $ (215) 484-4385 lights, rides, shops, food and other CHRISTMAS MAGIC-A FESTIVAL January 1 OF LIGHTS holiday entertainment. POLAR BEAR DIP Oktoberfest with bands, entertain- York (R-11) ment, ethnic foods, beers, wines, Mt. Gretna (S-10) York County dancing, and tours. Fri 7.11 pm, Sat Lebanon County November 20, 27, Dec. 4, 11, 18 rlocky Ridge Park 2 pm-midnight, Sun 3.7 pm Willow Springs Park MODEL RAILROAD EXHIBIT & $ (717) 771-9440 $ (717) 866-5801 or 272-5691 OPEN HOUSE 75,000 lights and holiday scenes set Brave souls plunge into clear lake to York (R-11) in a forest surrounding. 6-9 pm August 6. October 9 (weekends) celebrate the New Year. 11 am PA RENAISSANCE FAIRE York County $ (717) 767-4998 Cornwall (S-9) Scale model trains running on 15 Lancaster County scale miles of track. 1-5 pm Mt. Hope Estate.and Winery $ (717) 665.7021 A grand recreation of a 16th-century English country faire. August-Labor Day noon-7 pm, Sept-Oct 11 am-6 pm

198 . .8-13 Late February Mid-Late April PA r.':." 1SHOW HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS HERSHEY IN THE SPRING Harrisburg (0-9) Hershey (R-9) Hershey (R -9) Dauphin County Dauphin County Dauphin County Farm Show Complex Hersheypark Arena HERSHEYPARK Free (717) 787.5373 $ (717) 534-3911 $ (717) 867-4810 or (717) 534-3900 Livestock exhibits, agricultural equip- Legendary y Harlem Globetrotters Automotive flea market, car corral ment exhibits and family entertain- performbasketball. and Sunday car show. 7 am-dusk ment Sat & Mon-Wed 8 am-9 pm, Sun 11 am-6 pm, Thurs 8 am-4 pm February 26-March 6 April 17 PA HOME BUILDERS SHOW SPRING CRAFT SHOW January 22-30 Harrisburg (0-9) York (R-11) PA AUTO SHOW Dauphin County York County Harrisburg (Q-9) Farm Show Complex York Fairgrounds, Memorial Hall & Dauphin County $ (717) 232-5595 Old Main Farm Show Complex Latest innovations in decorating, re- $ (717) 764-1155 $ (717) 657-1310 modeling improvement products, March 25-27 Two hundred and fifty exhibits, qual- New 1994 model vehicles. Mon -Thur seminars and model home displays. PA NATIONAL ARTS & CRAFTS ity crafts of every type. 10 am-5 pm 3-9 pm, RI 1-9 pm, Sat 10 am-10 Mon-Fri 1-9 pm, Sat 10 am-10 pm, SHOW pm, Sun 10 am-6 pm Sun 10 am-6 pm Harrisburg (0-9) Dauphin County April 21-24 Farm Show Complex SPRING CARLISLE COLLECTOR FEBRUARY MARCH $ (717) 763-1254 CAR FLEA MARKET & CORRAL Over 300 master craftsmen from Carlisle (P-10) throughout the U.S. and Canada. Fri- Cumberland County February 5-13 March 5-6 Sat 10 am-8 pm, Sun 10 am-5 pm Carlisle Fairgrounds EASTERN SPORTS, BOAT, KEYSTONE NATIONAL SWAP $ (717) 243-7855 CAMPING, TRAVEL, & OUTDOOR MEET One of the largest collector car flea March 26-27, April 2 SHOW York (R-11) markets in the world. Harrisburg (0-9) York County EASTER BUNNY EXPRESS Middletown (R-10) Dauphin County York Fairgrounds April 22-24 Farm Show Complex (717) 232-8511 Dauphin County $ (617) 536-8152, (800) 525-7585 Race Street EASTERN NATIONAL ANTIQUES Studebaker parts, used NOS cars for SHOW & SALE Complete sports, outdoor and travel sale and car raffle indoors. Sat 9 p.m- $ (717) 944-4435 show. Largest of its kind in the U.S. 5 pm, Sun 9 am-3 pm The Easter Bunny rides every train Harrisburg (Q-9) 10 am-8pm with candy filled eggs for each child. Dauphin County Live music. March 26 & April 2, 11 Farm Show Complex March 13 am, 1 & 3 pm, March 27 1 & 3 pm $ (215) 437-5534 Mid-late February CHARTER DAY Nationally recognized as the number ICE CAPADES one glass show east of the Missis- Statewide March 26-27, April 2-3 Hershey (R-9) Many of the PA Historical & Museum sippi. Fri 11 am-8 pm, Sat 11 am-6 EASTER BUNNY EXPRESS pm Sun 11 am-5 pm Dauphin County Sites throughout PA Hersheypark Arena Free (717) 787-1019 Reading (U-9) Berks County $ (717) 534-3911 Celebrates the granting of a Charter YORK SHOW COUNTRY Spectacular figure skaters dazzle by King Charles II to William Penn. Temple & South Hamburg Stations CROSSROADS $ (215) 562-4083 or 562-2102 audiences of all ages. Noon-5 pm at most sites York (R-11) Round trip scenic train ride with Eas- York County ter bunny and friends aboard. Memorial Hall, Yolk Fairgrounds February 13 BELL SOCIALIZATION SPRING 12:30 pm & 3 pm $ (717) 776-6988 EASTER CRAFT SHOW CRAFT SHOW Indoor traditional folk art crafts show York (R-11) York (R-11) York County with 140 of the finest juried artists. Fri 5- York County APRIL 9 pm, Sat 10 am-5 pm, Sun 11 am-5 pm Memorial Hall & Old Main Hall, York Memorial Hall, York Fairgrounds Fairgrounds $ (717) 848-5767 $ /717) 764-1155 Shop 150 local and out-of-state craft April 1-2 April 23-24 Over 250 exhibits, quality crafts of stands. 9 am-4 pm PA RELIEF SALE SPRING ANTIQUE everytype, and door_prizes. 10 am-5 pm Harrisburg (Q-9) EXTRAVAGANZA March 17-20 Dauphin County Adamstown (T-10) Lancaster County February 18-20 VF/BERKS JAZZ FEST Farm Show Complex Free (717) 944-0293 Black Angus Antique Mall MOTORAMA INDOOR RACES & Reading (U-9) Free (717) 484-4385 or SPEED SHOW Berks County Over 400 quilts, antiques and house- hold goods auctioned. Excellent (717) 569-3536 Various venues Harrisburg (0-9) foods available. Fri 4-9 pm, Sat 6 am- Antique extravaganza with 400 deal- $ (800) 443-6610 or (215) 375.4085 Dauphin County 3 pm ers from 42 states. 8 am-5 pm Farm Show Complex Great music, great outlet shopping, $ (717) 359-7056 great weekend! Three hundred race show vehicles, April 7-10 EASTERN NATIONAL GUN & 40 divisions, 1,500 entered to race QUILTERS HERITAGE KNIFE SHOW for three days in indoor buildings. Fri- March 22-27 CELEBRATION Harrisburg (Q-9) ZEMBO SHRINE CIRCUS Sat 9 am-10 pm, Sun 9 am-5 pm Lancaster (S-10 Dauphin County Harrisburg (0-9) Lancaster Coun Farm Show Complex Dauphin County Lancaster Hostolf Resort & $ (717) 679-2250 Farm Show Complex Conference Center Antique and contemporary firearms, $ (717) 236-4591 $ (217) 854-9323 shooters supplies and military arti- Three-ring indoor circus featuring ani- Juried and judged quilt show, cles. Sat 9 am-5 pm, Sun 9 am-4 pm mals, tumbling and high wire. classes, lectures and fashion show.

r. 199 April 24 Mid-May YORK HOSPITAL FETE May 28-30 GO FLY A KITE DAY HERSHEYPARK GRAND OPENING York (R-11) GREATER HARRISBURG ARTS FESTIVAL 4Sinking Spring (T-9) Hershey (R-9) York County Berks County Dauphin County York Fairgrounds Harrisburg (0-9) $ (717) 771-2149 Berks County Heritage Center HERSHEYPARK Dauphin County Free (215) 374-8839 $ (717) 534-8943 or (717) 534.8946 Family fun, rides, food, crafts, health Capitol Complex & surrounding sites information, and entertainment. Fri 5- Free (717) 238-5180 Children's workshop, contests, stunt- Rides, fun, food, entertainment open 10 pm, Sat 10 am-9 pm, Sun noon-6 flying, demonstrations, lessons, and for the 87th ear. Two hundred and seventy artists, family fun. 11 am-4 pm Pm craft vendors, international foods and entertainment 11 am-7 pm, rain or May 12-15 shine May 21 April 28-30 GETTYSBURG BLUEGRASS GETTYSBURG OUTDOOR RENNINGER'S ANTIQUE CAMPOREE ANTIQUE SHOW May 30 EXTRAVAGANZA Gettysburg (P-11) Gettysburg (P-11) MEMORIAL DAY PARADE & Kutztown (U-8) Adams County Adams County NATIONAL CEMETERY SERVICES Berks County Granite Hill Campground Free (717) 334-6274 Renninger's Market $ (717) 642.8749 or (800) 642-TENT Gettysburg (P-11) Dealers from 13 states on the main Adams County $ (717) 385-0104 or (215) 683-6848 Outdoor concerts, music workshops, streets of historic Gettysburg. 7 arn-5 pm Free (717) 334-6274 Over 1,200 dealers selling antiques and band contests, craft show and foods. collectibles, indoor and outdoors. Thur Thur 7-11 pm, Fri 3-11 pm, Sat 11 One of the oldest Memorial Day services in the United States. 2-4 pm 10 am-5 pm, Fri 7 am-8 pm, Sat 7 am- am-11 pm, Sun 10 am-6 pm CONCOURS d'ELEGANCE OF THE 5 pm EAST COAST May 14-15 Reading (U-9) JUNE UNION CANAL TUNNEL FAIR Penn State University, Berks Campus MAY. $ (610) 481-9810 Lebanon (S-9) Lebanon County Over 100 rare claSsic automobiles. June 3-5 "Jewel in the Triple Crown of Con- May 7 Union Canal Tunnel Park NSRA STREET ROD NATIONALS Free (717) 272-1473 cours?' 10 am-4:30 pm HERB FAIRE EAST Living history, food, boat rides, crafts, Lancaster (S-10) York (f3-11) flowers and music. RHUBARB FESTIVAL Lancaster County York County Landis Valley Museum Intercourse (T-10) York Fairgrounds $ (303) 776-7841 $ (717) 569-0402 May16-22 Lancaster County Kitchen Kettle Village The largest street rod show in the Largest sale: antique and herb plants LADY KEYSTONE OPEN GOLF Free (717) 768-8261 or east. 9 am-6 pm in Pennsylvania. Foo, vendors. TOURNAMENT 9 am-4:30 pm (800) 732-3538 Hershey (R-9) Games, contests, entertainment and Dauphin County lots of foods all featuring rhubarb. June 4 May 7-8 Hershey Country Club 9 am-6 pm FOUNDRY ".",Y ARTS & CRAFTS APPLE BLOSSOM FESTIVAL $ (717) 238-9344 FESTIVAL LPGA official golf event featuring the Boiling Springs (P-10) Arendtsville (0-11) world's greatest lady golfers. Late. May Adams County Cumberland County $450,000 purse. 8 am-6 pm RINGLING BROTHERS BARNUM & Along Children's Lake South Mountain Fairgrounds BAILEY CIRCUS Free (717) 240-8048 or 697-7025 $ (717) 677-7444 or 334-6274 Hershey (R-9) One hundred juried artists and crafts- Free orchard tours, crafts, entertain- May 19-21 Dauphin County men exhibiting quality wares along ment, barbecue chicken and apple re- ANTIQUES AT CARLISLE lated foods. 10 am-5 pm Hersheypark Arena Children's Lake. Food and entertain- Carlisle (P-10) $ (717) 534-3911 ment rain or shine. 9 am-4 pm Cumberland County Clowns, acrobats and spectacular ani- May 8 Carlisle Fairgrounds mal shows dazzle audiences. $ (7 7) 243-7855 INTERNATIONAL FOOD FESTIVAL OLDE YORK STREET FAIR Antiques and collectibles ranging Chambersburg (N-11) York (R-11) from furniture to toys and quilts. Late May/Early June Franklin County Memorial Square York County LANCASTER DESIGNER SPRING Free (717) 261-0072 Free (717) 854-1587 ART & CRAFT MARKET Ethnic food and entertainment. Over 300 craft and food vendors and May 20-22 Lancaster (S-10) 11 am- 4 pm five entertainment stages. 12:30.6 pm SPRING GULCH FOLK FESTIVAL Lancaster County New Holland (T-10) Lancaster County Central Park CLOISTER CLASSIC VINTAGE Lancaster County $ (717) 560-0612 AUTOMOBILE SHOW Spring Gulch Resort Campground Featuring works of juried artists and $ (800) 255-5744 or (717) 354-3100 craftsmen from all over the U.S. Ephrata (T-10) Performances by nationally known Lancaster County folk and country musicians. Fri 7-11 Ephrata Community Park pm, Sat 10 am-11 pm, Sun10 arn-6 pm May 27-29 Free (717) 738-6692 GREATER YORK ANTIQUES Antique and classic cars, trucks, SHOW & SALE motorcycles and pre-1950 pedal cars. 9 am-4 pm York (R-11) York County York Fairgrounds, Memorial Hall June 4-5 $ (717) 741-0911 or (800) 233-1957 LANDIS VALLEY FAIR One of the greatest antique shows featuring 115 dealers in Americana. Lancaster (S-10) Fri-Sat noon-8 pm, Sun noon-5 pm Lancaster County Landis Valley Museum $ (717) 569-0401

Traditional crafts, many children's activities, food, animals, museum store and entertainment. Noon-5 pm 200 1 63 1 June 4-5 NEW OXFORD OUTDOOR JULY July 9 WORLD WAR II COMMEMORATIVE ANTIQUE SHOW ANTIQUE FIRE APPARATUS WEEKEND New Oxford (P-11) SHOW & MUSTER Adams County Reading (U-9) July 1.3 Harrisburg (Q-9) Berks County Streets of New Oxford CIVILWAR RELIC & COLLECTORS Dauphin County Mid - Atlantic Air Museum Free (717) 334-6274 or 624-2342 SHOW River Park $ (215) 372-7333 Antique dealers, arts and crafts, mu- Free (717) 564-6935 WW II tribute featuring restored air- sic and entertainment. 9 am-8 pm Gettysburg (P-11) Adams County Fire-a-matic flea market, water con- craft, vehicles, displays and live enter- test, pumping contest and children's Ramada Inn tainment. Sat 9 am-10 pm water games. 10 am-4 pm Sun 9 am-5 pm June 23.25 $ (717) 334-6274 RENNINGER'S ANTIQUE Displays, goods for sale, and dealers EXTRAVAGANZA of original Civil War material. Fri 10 July 10 am-5 pm, Sat 9 am-5 pm, June 11 Berks County SUMMER CRAFT SHOW OUTDOOR ANTIQUE & Kutztown (U-8) Sun 9 am-2 pm York (R-11) COLLECTIBLES MARKET Renninger's Market York County Waynesboro (N-11) $ (717) 385-0104 or (610) 683-6848 July 1-4 Memorial Hall & Old Main, York Franklin County 1,200 dealers selling antiques and HARRISBURG INDEPENDENCE Fairgrounds Free (717) 762-7123 collectibles. Thur 10 am-5 pm, Fri 7 $ (717) 764-1155 am-8 pm, Sat 7 am-5 pm WEEKEND FESTIVAL Over 75 antique and collectibles deal- Two hundred exhibits, quality crafts ers line Main Street. 7:30 am-5 pm Harrisburg (0-9) Dauphin County of every type. 10 am-5 pm June 25 Riverfront Park & City Island June 11-12 ANTIQUE & CRAFT FAIR Free (717) 255-3020 July 17 MIDDLETOWN COLONIAL ARTS & Largest July 4th celebration in central Columbia (R-10) FINE ARTS DAY CRAFTS FAIR Lancaster County PA. Monday Gala Fireworks Extrava- Middletown (R-10) Free (717) 684-5249 ganza. 10 am-10 pm Sinking Spring (T-9) Dauphin County Berks County Juried craft show and over 80 antique Gring's Mill Recreation Area Hoffer Park dealers plus food. 8 am-5 pm Free (717) 944-4435 Early/mid-July $ (21-5) 374:8839 Over 100 juried craftsmen offer hand- HERSHEY SPECTACULAR DRUM Arts, crafts, workshops, entertain- crafted items. Plenty of good food. SIDEWALK ANTIQUE & CRAFT & BUGLE CORPS COMPETITION ment, contests, dance, music, and Sat 10 am-6 pm, Sun noon-6 pm SHOW Hershey (R-9) Reading Pops orchestra. 11 am-8 pm, Columbia (R-10) Dauphin County Lancaster County Hersheypark Stadium July 22-28 BERKS COUNTY CIVIL WAR Free (717) 684-5249 $ (717) 534-3911 LIVING HISTORY CHAMBERS FEST 200 dealers selling antiques and Professional drum and bugle march- Reading (U-9) crafts, demonstrations, food and en- ing bands from across the state. Chambersburg (N-11) Berks County tertainment. 8 am-5 pm Franklin County Berks County Heritage Center Free (717) 264-7101 $ (215) 374-8839 July 2-3 Annual Civil War Festival. Call for Authentic Civil War training and re- June 25-26 READING RAILROAD WEEKEND free brochure. cruiting camp. Sat 8:30 am-8:30 pm, SUMMER ANTIQUE Strasburg (T-11) Sun 830 am-4 pm EXTRAVAGANZA Lancaster County Adamstown (T-10) Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania Lancaster County WORLD'S GREATEST YARD SALE $ (717) 687-8628 Black Angus Antique Mall Model railroad displays films, special York 03-11) Free (215) 484-4385 or tours and oral history.at 9 am-7 York County (717) 569-3536 pm, Sun 11 am-7 pm York Fairgrounds Antique extravaganza with 400 $ (717)'848 -1841 dealers from 42 states. 9 am-4 pm Over 700 vendors sell their yardsale July 2-10 items, crafts and antiques. Sat 9 am- KUTZTOWN FOLK FESTIVAL 8:30 pm, Sun 9 am-6 pm June 25-Juiy 4 Kutztown (U-8) GETTYSBURG CIVIL WAR Berks County HERITAGE DAYS June 16 Kutztown Fairgrounds Gettysburg (P-11) $ (215) 683-8707 or (800) 447-9269 JUBILEE DAY Adams County Lifestyle, culture of Pennsylvania Mechanicsburg (P-10) $ (717) 334-6274 Dutch, entertainment, demonstra- Cumberland County Living history encampment, reen- tions, and crafts fcr sale. a am-7 pm, Main Street Free (717) 796-0811 actment of battle, lectures, band con- gates close at 5 pm Arts and crafts, business displays certs,_Civil War Collectors Show, Civil and children and adult rides. War Book Fair. 10 am-10 pm July 4 July 23 4TH OF JULY FIREWORKS OLD MARKET DAY June 26 (rain date June 27) SPECTACULAR Chambersburg (N-11) June 18 HARRISBURG SYMPHONY York (R-11) Franklin County MT. JOY ROTARY, ARTS & ORCHESTRA BARGE CONCERT York County Main Street CRAFTS AND ANTIQUE SHOW Harrisburg (4-9) York Fairgrounds Free (717) 261-0072 Mount Joy (R-10) Dauphin County Free (71'7) 757-7660 Street fair with arts, crafts, food, Lancaster County Riverfront Park & the Susquehanna York County's biggest display of fire- games and entertainment. 9 am-5 pm Main Street River works and family entertainment. 6:30- Free (717) 653-4941 Free (717) 255-3020 11 pm, 7:30pm free concert, Over 200 standholders will display at The Harrisburg Symphony Orchestra 8:30-11 pm firework,_' one of Lancaster County's finest presents their annual barge concert. shows. 9 am-4 pm Evening 201 1641 Mid-August August 23-27 KUTZTOWN FAIR ELIZABETHTOWN FAIR Kutztown (U-8) Elizabethtown (R-10) Berks County Lancaster County Free (215) 683-3324 Elizabethtown Fairgrounds Farm exhibits, carnival, contests, en- Free (717) 367-7256 tertainment, 4-H, Future Farmers of Agricultural, domestic and commer- America, and farm animals. 2-10 pm cial exhibits, food, amusements, contests and entertainment. 10 am-11E.

August 12-14 LEBANON BOLOGNA FEST August 27 Lebanon (S-9) CORVETTE PARADE & DISPLAY Lebanon County Carlisle (P-10) Lebanon Fairgrounds Cumberland County $ (717) 272-8555 Hanover Street Food, arts and crafts, petting zoo, Free (717) 245-2648 July 23.3023-30 HANOVER DUTCH FESTIVAL free entertainment and free amuse- Entertainment, food and 500 SHIPPENSBURG COMMUNITY Hanover (0-11) ment rides. Fri 1-10 pm, Sat 11 am- Corvettes on display. 7-10 pm FAIR York County 10 pm, Sun 11 am-8 pm Shippensburg (N-10) Center Square and Wirt Park Free (711) 637-6130 CORN FESTIVAL Franklin County August 13 Shippensburg rairgrounds Arts, crafts, ethnic foods, entertain- Shippensburg (N-10) QUILT AUCTION Free (717) 532-5509 ment, music, children's carnival and Cumberland County Music, entertainment, crafts, food, petting zoo. 8 am-5 pm New Oxford (P-11) Hanover Street games, rides and exhibits. 9 am Adams County Free (717) 530-1390 The Brethren Home Two hundred seventy-five juried BIG 33 FOOTBALL CLASSIC Free (717) 624-2161 crafts, entertainment, food, children's July 25-30 Hershey (R-9) Handmade quilts king to crib size auc-activities, and demonstrations. 8 am- PA SENIOR GAMES Dauphin County tioned. Other handcrafted items. 1:30 6 pm first auction, 2 pm quilt auction Shippensburg (N-10) Hershewark Cumberland County $ (717)-534-3826 August 27-28 Shippensburg University Top Pennsylvania football seniors August 17-21 Free (717) 823-3163 play their counterparts. 7 Em RIVERWALK ART FESTIVAL & LOST DUTCHMAN GEMBOREE EXHIBITION PA statewide program for adults over 55 years old - national qualifier. Strasburg (T-11) York (R-11) July 30-August 6 Lebanon County York County LEBANON AREA FAIR Lebanon Fairgrounds York County Colonial Courthouse & $ (717) 392-6825 Codorus Bike Path July 28-31 Lebanon (S-9) STATE CRAFT FAIR Lebanon County Festival of gems, jewelry, minerals Free (717) 854-1587 and fossils, daily gold panning trips. Fine arts festival features juried Lancaster (S-10) Lebanon Fairgrounds $, free Sunday (717) 273.3795 10 am-7:30 pm (closes 5 pm Sun) shows, market place and children's Lancaster County area Sat 10 am-5 pm, Sun 10 am-4 pm Franklin and Marshall College Food, rides, entertainment, exhibits and livestock. 9 am-10 pm $ (814) 231-0566 August 20-21 Fine crafts by 250 members of PA 111111=111110. CIRCUS WEEK READING AEROFEST '94 Guild of Craftsmen. Thurs-Sat Reading (U-9) 10 am-6 pm, Sun 10 am-5 pm Lancaster (S-10) Lancaster County Berks County Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania Rea Regional Airport August 3-7 $ (717) 687-8628 (2)15ding 372-4666 SCENIC RIVER DAYS KEYSTONE STATE GAMES Clowns, magic shows, miniature Festival of flight with aircraft displays Reading (U-9) SUMMER GAMES circus displays highlight this special and a spectacular airshow. Sat -Cun 8 Berks County am -5 pm Harrisburg (Q-9) weekend. Mon-Fn 9 am-5 pm, Sat 9 Riverfront Park Dauphin County am-7 pm, Sun 11 am-7 pm Free (215) 375-6508 $ (717) 823-3165 'A celebration of music, art, food and August 27-September 4 Pennsylvania olympic type sports fun' with five stages of entertainment. BLUE MOUNTAIN GOSPEL festival to promote amateur athletics. MT. GRETNA OUTDOOR ART Thur-Fri 5-11 pm, Sat noon-11 pm, SHOW FESTIVAL Sun noon-9 pm Mt. Gretna (S-10) Lancaster (S-10) August 6 Lebanon County Berks County Kern ton Community Center July 30 SUMMER CRAFT FAIR Chautauqua Grounds $ (717) 964-2340 $ (717) 872.5615 SOUTH MIDDLETON SUPER Mechanicsburg Juried arts and fine crafts show with One of the largest Gospel shows in SATURDAY P -10 Cumberland County the east Mon-Fri 7 pm, Sat &Sun 10 am Main Street 275-300 artists. Musical entertain- Boiling Springs (P-10) ment and food. 9 am-6 pm Cumberland County Free (717) 796-0811 South Middleton Park Sidewalk craft show with fine hand- August 31-September 4 Free (717) 258-4441 made items. August 21.27 SOUTH MOUNTAIN FAIR Crafts festival, games, entertainment, FRANKLIN COUNTY FAIR Arendtsville (0-11) bingo, 10K run and sports tourna- August 9 Chambersburg (N-11) Adams County ments. No commercial vendor calls. South Mountain Fairgrounds 8 am-4 pm GOVERNOR'S GREETING: HAPPY Franklin County ANNIVERSARY SMOKEY Rod & Gun Club Grounds $ (717) 677-8409 Harrisburg (0-9) $ (717) 369-4100 or 762-7793 Farm exhibits, arts and crafts, rides, entertainment and baked goods auc- Dauphin County Dairy animals, tractor pull, craft show, tion. Wed-Fri 4.10 pm, Sat-Sun Capitol Lawn foodfair and free entertainment. noon-10 pm Free (717) 787 2925 6-10:30 pm Smokey and his friends celebrate his birthday on the Capitol lay:,. 202 65 SEPTEMBER September 11 (rain date September 17 September 22-24 September 18) OUTDOOR ANTIQUE & CRAFT RENNINGER'S ANTIQUE FALL FIDDLE FESTIVAL SHOW EXTRAVAGANZA September 1.4 Lyons (U-9) Waynesburg (C-11) Kutztown (U-8) SESAME STREET LIVE Berks County Franklin County Barks County Lyons Park Main Street Ren.ringer's Market Hershey (13-9) Free (215) 682-6103 Free (717) 762-7123 or 762.7124 $ (717) 385.0104 or (215) 683.6848 Dauphin County 4Hersheypark Arena Fiddle contest, jamming, dancing, Over 75 antique and craft dealers line 1,200 dealers selling antiques and crafts, food, and continuous music. Main Street. 7:30 am-5 pm $ (717) 534-3911 collectibles. Thur 10 am-5 pm, Fri 11 am-6 pm 7 am-8 pm, Sat 7 am-5 pm Big Bird and the gang entertain chftdren of at ages. September 17-18 September 13-14 GEM & MINERAL SHOW September 23-24 September 2-5 CELEBRATION OF Harrisburg (Q-9) BRETHREN DISASTER RELIEF CULTURES/LANCASTER AUCTION KIPONA CELEBRATION Dauphin County FEST/LONG'S PARK MUSIC Zembo Temple Lebanon (S-9) Harrisburg (Q-9) Lancaster (S-10) $ (717) 944-3750 Lebanon County Dauphin County Lancaster County Educational exhibits, children's Lebanon Fairgrounds Riverfront Park & City Island (717) 399-7977 Free (717) 665-7193 Free (717) 255-3020 activities, minerals, jewelry, gems MulticJItural showcase of music, and fossils for sale. Sat 10 am-7 pm, Benefit auction, quilts, heifers, arts Largest annual festival in Central PA. dance, food, crafts and performing Sun 10 am-5 pm and crafts, and ethnic foods. Fri4-9 pm, Fireworks Monday evening. 10 am-10prn arts. Sat 7 am-5 pm

September 18 September 3 FORT HUNTER DAY September 24 LABOR DAY ARTS & CRAFTS GETTYSBURG OUTDOOR MARKET Harrisburg (Q-9) Dauphin County ANTIQUE SHOW Waynesboro (N-11) Fort Hunter Mansion Gettysburg (P-11) Franklin County Free (717) 599-5751 Adams County Renfrew Museu& Park Free (717) 334-4510 Free (717) 264-9425 Fall festival featuring crafts, demonstrations, children's activities, animals Dealers from 13 states on the main Juried craft show of PA Guild of and food. 10 am-5 pm streets of historic Gettysburg. Craftsmen members, 10 am-5 pm 7 am-5 pm PAGODA FESTIVAL Reading (U-9) WRIGHTSVILLE HERITAGE DAY September 3-4 Berks County DURYEA DAY ANTIQUE & -IL Tower on Mt. Penn Wrightsville (R-10) CLASSIC CAR SHOW Free (215) 375.6399 York County Constitution Square Boyertown (V-9) Flea market, food, crafts, entertain- Free (717) 252-3304 Barks County ment, and games for rthildren. Community Park 10 am-5 pm Street fair with craft vendors, food $ (215) 367-2090 and special museum tours. 9 am-5 pm Family fun! Car shows, games, enter-September 14-18 tainment. Plus museums Pennsylva- PA RECREATIONAL VEHICLE & September 19-24 READING FAIR nia vehicles. 8 am-4 pm CAMPING SHOW September 24-25 Harrisburg (Q-9) Reading (U-9) FALL ANTIQUE EXTRAVAGANZA Dauphin County Berks County Adamstown (T-10) September 9-11 Farm Show Complex Fairgrounds Square Mall HAY CREEK VALLEY FALL Free (215) 370-3473 Lancaster County $ (717) 774-3470 or (800) 732.2226 Black Angus Antique Mall FESTIVAL Judged events, games, entertain- Seven hundred recreational vehicles, Free (215) 484-4385 or Morgantown (U-10) ment, food and fun. 10 am-10 pm, camping brochures, accessories, and (717)569-3536 Berks County free user seminars. Wed 2-10 pm, rides open Mon-Fri 5 pm, Sat-Sun Historic Joanna Furnace Thur-Fri 10 am-10 pm, Sat 10 am-9 1 pm Antique extravaganza with 400 $ (215) 286.0388 pm, Sun 10-5 dealers from 42 states. 8 am-5 pm Re-creation of early American September 21-25 Joanna Furnace iron plantation com- September 25 munity life. Fri-Sun 10 am-6 pm September 15-18 EPHRATA FAIR PIPPINFEST GETTYSBURG BLUEGRASS Ephrata (T-10) CAMPOREE Lancaster County Fairfield (0-11) September 9-17 Gettysburg (P-11) Main Street Adams County YORK INTER-STATE FAIR Adams County Free (717) 733-8132 Free (717) 642-5640 York (R-11) Granite Hill Campground Largest street fair in PA: exhibits, Arts and crafts festival, live entertain- York County $ (717) 642-8749 or (800) 642-8368 animals. rides, contests, and ment, demonstrations and quilt show. 11 am-5 pm York Fairgrounds Outdoor concerts, music workshops, parades. 11 am-11 pm $ (717) 848.2596 band contests, craft show and foods. Thurs 7-11 pm, Fri 3.11 pm, Sat 11 Largest livestock and poultry show on September 26-30 Easi Coast. Star performances on am-11 pm, Sun 10am-5 pm Late September paid grandstand. 13 am-midnight READING MINI GRAND PRIX PA ALL-AMERICAN DAIRY SHOW Reading (U-9) Harrisburg (Q-9) September 16 Berks County Dauphin County September 10 HARVEST FESTIVAL Center City Farm Show Complex COLONIAL DAY Intercourse (T-10) Free (215) 376-6424 Free (717) 787-2905 East Berlin (Q-11) Lancaster County Mini grand prix race, 50 teams, spe- International dairy cattle show. Adams County Kitchen Kettle Village cialty car show, and food. Noon-6 pm Visitors view milking, showing and Free (717) 259-0822 Free (717) 768-8261 or animal care. 8 am-8 pm (800) 732-3538 18th-century street fair with crafts, demonstrations and entertainment. Fall festival with strolling entertainers, 9 am-4 pm fall decorations and thicken bart1e? cue. 9 am-8 pm 203 66 September 29-October 2 October 7-9 October 8-9 Late October FALL CARLISLE COLLECTOR CAR ANTIQUE AUTO CLUB OF HARVEST DAYS CREATURES OF THE NIGHT FLEA MARKET & CORRAL AMERICA FALL MEET Lancaster (S-10) Hershey (R-9) ikarlisle (P-10) Hershey (R-9) Lancaster County Dauphin County umberland County Dauphin County Landis Valley Museum ZooAmerica North American Wildlife Carlisle Fairgrounds Hersheypark Stadium & 4 $ (717) 569.0401 Park $ (717) 243.7855 surrounding fields 75 traditional harvest activities, food, $ (717) 534-8943 or 534-8946 One of the largest collector car flea Free (717) 534-1910 museum store and history demonstra-ZooAmerica guizits see creatures in markets in the world. Over 1,500 collector cars on display. tions. Noon-5 pm their night habitats. Fri & Sat evenings World's largest antique auto show arid flea market. Daylight September 30. October 2 October 13-22 October 23-24 FLIGHT OF IMAGINATION QUILT PA NATIONAL HORSE SHOW PUMPKIN PATCH WEEKEND SHOW YORK SHOW - COUNTRY Harrisburg (Q-9) Lancaster (S-10) Ephrata (T-10) CROSSROADS Dauphin County Lancaster County Lancaster County York (R-11) Farm Show Complex Landis Valley Museum Artworks Expo Center York County $ (717) 236.1600 $ (717) 569-0402 $ (717) 738-9503 Memorial Hall, York Fairgrounds Beautiful horses and talented riders Horse-drawn wagonrideto a real Juried traditional and contemporary $ (717) 776-6988 compete and show their equestrian pumpkin patch. Entertainment and quilts from across the U.S. Fri-Sat 10 Indoor traditional folk art and craft skills. good food. Sat 11 am-5 pm, Sun am-5 pm, Sun noon-4 pm show with 140 of the finest juried art- noon-5 pm ists. Fri 5-9 pm, Sat 10 am-5 pm, Sun 11 am-5 pm OCTOBER October 28-30 PA 4-H HORSE SHOW Harrisburg (Q-9) October 1-2, 8.9 Dauphin County APPLE HARVEST FESTIVAL Farm Show Complex Free (814) 863-3657 Arendtsville (0-11) Adams County State finals of 4-H horse competition. South Mountain Fairgrounds 4-H members from all areas of Penn- sylvania. Fri-Sat 8 am-10 pm, Sun $ (717) 334-6274 8 am-3 pm Orchard tours, arts, crafts, ox roast, antique cars and musical entertainment. 9 am-6 pm October 29 HALLOWEEN LANTERN TOURS likctober 2 Strasburg (T-11) ERITAGE CELEBRATION Lancaster County Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania Reading (U-9) $ (717) 687-8628 Berks County Berks County Heritage Center Haunted railroad museum, Strasburg October 8 October 14-15 Railroad ghost train and ghost $ (215) 374.8839 stories. 6:30, 7:30 & 8:30 pm, DONECKERS COLLECTIBLES & Carriage/wagon show, antique auto- ARTS FESTIVAL & OCTUBAFEST reservations required mobiles, crafts, children's activities Carlisle (P-10) LIMITED EDITIONS SHOW and horse demonstrations. Cumberland County Ephrata (T-10) Noon-5 pm High Street Lancaster County October 30 Free (717) 245-2648 Artworks Expo Center YORK HALLOWEEN PARADE Free (717) 738.9503 or 738.9500 Crafts, music, food, children's activi- York (R-11 October 6-10 ties, scarecrow workshop, farmer's Hundreds of collectible and limited KEYSTONE INTERNATIONAL York Coun market and entertainment. editions, dealers and swap tables. Free (717) 54-1587 LIVESTOCK EXPOSITION 10 am-4 pm Fri 11 am-7 pm, Sat 10 am-5 pm Harrisburg (0-9) The three mile long parade features floats, horses, bards and parade Dauphin County balloons, 2.6 pm Farm Show Complex BRIDGE BUST October 15 Free (717) 787-2905 APPLE FEST '94 Columbia (R-10) Purebred cattle, sheep, swine and Lancaster County Chambersburg NOVEMBER. horse shows. Also, special events. Veterans Memorial Bridge Franklin Coun 8 am-9 pm Free (717) 684.5249 Main Street & outhyate Shopping 1 1/2 miles of food, antiques, crafts Center November 4-6 Free (717) 261-0072 . ARTWORKS CRAFT MARKET October 7-8 and entertainment. 8 am-4 pm Street fair with arts, crafts, food and HARRISBURG HARVEST FESTIVAL Ephrata (T-10) entertainment. 9 am-5 pm. Lancaster County Harrisburg (Q-9) HAY CREEK VALLEY APPLE Artworks Expo Center Dauphin County FESTIVAL $ (717) 244-8438 Broad Street Farmer's Market & October 16 Midtown Harrisburg Morgantown (U-10) One hundred juried craftsmen from HOLIDAY CRAFT SHOW 15 states selling and demonstrating. Free (717) 233-4646 Berks Cow 7 Historic Joanna Furnace York (R-11) 10 am-6 pm Live entertainment, dancing, Free (215) 286.0388 York County hayrides, farm animals and country York Fairgrounds crafts. 8 am-5 pm A celebration of early American apple foods. Come to eat! 7 am-3 pm $ (717) 764-1155 Over 300 exhibits, quality crafts and door prizes. 10 am-5 pm

2 0 4 November 4-6 November 19 GREATER YORK ANTIQUES ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION OF SHOW & SALE THE GETTYSBURG ADDRESS York (R-11) Gettysburg (P-11) td. York County Adams County York Fairgrounds, Memorial Hall Free (717) 334.6274 $ (717) 741.0911 or (800) 233-1957 Annual observance with brief memo- One of the greetest antique shows for rial services in Gettysburg National Americana featuring 115 dealers. Cemetery. 10 am Fri-Sat noon-8 pm, Sun noon-5 pm

HARRISBURG HOLIDP PARADE November 5-6 Harrisburg (Q-9) JURIED HOLIDAY CRAFT SHOW Dauphin County Reading (U-9) Free (717) 255.3020 Cr .al PA's largest holiday salute. Berks County Matching bands, helium balloons and Penn State, Berks Campus floats. Televised. 11 am-1 pm Nov: Aber 30-December 4 December 15-18 $ (215) 926-5488 or 375-7398 PA CHRISTMAS & GIFT SHOW IISTMAS PAGEANT '94 Rated in top 25 craft shows in U.S. Harrisburg (Q-9) EA IrIAVAGANZA OF LIGHT & by EARLY AMERICAN LIFE maga- November 19 (rain date Dauphin County SOUND zine. Ninety-four craftsmen selling November 26) Farm Show Complex Camp Hill (Q-10) juried crafts. 9 am-6 pm CHRISTMAS PARADE $ (717) 233-5100 Cumberland County Christ Community Church Pageant Reading (U-9) Ice shows daily, craft demonstrations, Field Mid-November Berks County train and Christmas displays and 475 vendors. Wed-Fri 10 am-9 pm, Free (717) 761.2933 DISNEY ON ICE Penn Street Free (215) 376-6424 Sat 9 am-9 pm, Sun 10 am-6 pm One of the most dramatic reen- Hershey (R-9) actments of the Christmas story on Largest Christmas parade in Berks Dauphin County the east coast. Thur-Sun 6:30 pm & County. Food, music, floats and Hersheypark Arena 8:30 pm entertainment. 9.11 am DECEMBER , $ (717) 534-3911 Disney characters entertain criildren December 31 of all ages on skates. November 19.20 December 2-4 NEW YEAR'S EVE CELEBRATION CRAFTS & TRAINS SHOW GETTYSBURG YULETIDE Harrisburg (0-9) Lebanon (S-9) FESTIVAL November 12-13 Dauphin County Lebanon County Gettysburg (P-11) STATE CRAFT MARKET Market Square Stoy Museum Adams County Free (717) 255.3020 York (R-11) $ (717) 272-1473 $ (717) 334-6274 York County Central PA's largest family oriented Operating model trains, craftsmen Memorial Hall, York Fairgrounds Tours of decorated historic homes, New Year's Eve Celebration. 9 pm- within museum, and exhibits with folk- holiday desserts and candlelight $ (814) 231.0566 midnight (fireworks at midnight) art and crafts. 1.5 pm walking tours. Features 150 juried members of PA Guild of Craftsmen. Sat 10 am-6 pm, Sun 10 am-5 pm November 19.20, 25.27 December 5 FIRST NIGHT/YORK CRYSTAL CAVE CANDLELIGHT CHRISTMAS CANDLELIGHT TOUR York (R-11) TOURS York County November 18-19 Marietta (R-10) Kutztown (U-8) Lancaster County Downtown area YORK INTERNATIONAL Berks County $ (717) 426-1229 or 426.3558 $ (717) 854.1587 POSTCARD FAIR $ (215) 683.6765 Self-guided walking tour of hand- New Year's Eve celebration of the vis- York (R-11) Walking underground guided tour by somely restored private homes and ual and performing arts. 7 pm-mid- York County the light of hundreds of candles. public buildings decorated for the night York Fairgrounds Noon-5 pm holidays. Civil War theme. Antique $ (410) 575-7768 show. 11 am-6 pm World class show featuring leading .JANUARY 1995 postcard dealers from around the Late November/Early December CHRISTMAS CRAFT SHOW world. Fri 9 am-7 pm, Sat 9 am-5 pm LANCASTER DESIGNER CRAFT MARKET York (R-11) January 7-12, 1995 York County Lancaster (S-11) PA FARM SHOW November 18.20 York Fairgrounds Lancaster County Harrisburg (Q-9) EASTERN NATIONAL ANTIQUES $ (717) 764.1155 $ (717) 560-0612 Dauphin County SHOW AND SALE Featuring works of juried artists and Over 300 exhibits, quilting and crafts Farm Show Complex Harrisburg (Q-9) craftsmen from all over the U.S. of every type. 10 am-5 pm Free (717) 787-5373 Dauphin County Livestock exhibits, agricultural equip- Farm Show Complex ment exhibits and family entertain- $ (215) 437-5534 November 25-26 December 10-11 ment. Sat & Mon-Wed 8 am-9 pm, Nationally recognized as the number BELSNICKEL CRAFT SHOW EASTERN NATIONAL GUN & Sun 11 am-6 pm, Thurs 8 am-4 pm one glass show east of the Missis- KNIFE SHOW Boyertown (V-9) sippi. Fri 11 am-8 pm, Sat 11 am- Harrisburg (0-9) Berks County 6 pm, Sun 11 am-5 pm Dauphin County January 21-29, 1995 Boyertown Area School Complex Farm Show Complex PA AUTO SHOW $ (215) 367-9843 $ (717) 679.2250 Harrisburg (0-9) 150 craftsmen displaying handmade Antique and contemporary firearms, Dauphin County crafts created from natural materials. Fri noo-8 pm, Sat 10 am-5 pm shooters supplies and military arti- Farm Show Complex cles. Sat 9 am-5 pm, Sun 9 am-4 pm $ (717) 657.1310 New 1995 model vehicles. 205 1 68 1 Days Inn Carlisle 101 Alexander Spring A[)AMSTOWN . BOYFRTOWN Rd , Exit 13, 1-81, Carlisle 17013, (717) 1 ANS...ASTER COLIN ri" ('I -10) 111-,RKS COCN IN' (V-91 258-4147 Free continental breakfast includ- in Attractions ing fresh fruit, donuts, muffins, juice, and Exit 21 Tourist Association P.O. Box 457, Boyertown Area Historical Society 43 coffee, tea or Sanka. Outdoor pool. Excel- Adamstown 19501; (717) 484-4801. Home South Chestnut St., Boyertown 19512; lent golfing nearby. A+ Quality Assurance to over 3,000 quality dealers; the antiques (215) 367-5255. Library open last Sunday Rating. AARP/AAA discounts. Toll free capital U.S.A.TM of every month, 1 to 3p n. (800)-DAYS INN Boyertown Museum of Historic Vehicles Econo Lodge - Carlisle Rt. 11, 1-81 Exit 17 28 Warwick St., Boyertown 19512-1415; or 1-76 Exit 16, Carlisle 17013; (800) 882- BAINBRIDGE (215) 367-2090. Locally built vehicles in- 2975. 6. N( 11.1Z N (R-1M cluding: bicycles, sleighs, carriages, wagons, Holiday Inn Carlisle 1450 Harrisburg Pike, Attractions trucks, and autos. Carlisle 17013; (717) 245-2400, (800) Nissley Vineyards and Winery Estate 140 HOLIDAY. Vintage Drive, Bainbridge 17502; (717) Howard Johnson 1255 Harrisburg Pike, BR()GUF. Carlisle 17013; (717) 243-6000. Excellent 426-3514. Tours, tastings, and sales. Sum- NORK ( 01 \ 1 \ I I) mer 1;.wn concerts. Open year round. location - CARLISLE! Near Gettysburg, Attractions Hershey, Harrisburg and Lancaster. Off Cs Allegro Vineyards & Winery RD 2, Box 1-81 & PA Turnpike. BERNVILI E 64, Brogue 17309; (717) 927-9148. Tours, Rl'.RKS COUNTY (.1 9) castings, open 12-5 daily. Enjoy our fine PA Accommodations-Campgrounds Attractions wines. Mountain Creek Campground 349 Pine Koziar's Christmas Village Christmas Vil- Grove Rd., Gardners 17324; (717) 486- lage Rd. (off Rte. 183), Bernville 19506; 7681. Clean, modern facilities, store, snack CAMP 1111.1. bar, cabin rental, planned activities, bike (215) 488-1110. The Greatest Christmas CIA1B1 RI ANI)COUN I1 Qto Display in the U.S.A. path, hay rides Tenters welcome. 30 amp service. Convenient to Gettysburg, Her- Accommodations-Hotels/Motels shey, Harrisburg, York. Radisson Penn Harris 1150 Camp Hill By- BIRD-IN-11AND pass, Camp Hill 17011; (717) 763-7117, AN( :AS' hR COI NTy (1T -10) (800) 333-3333. 250 renovated rooms. Shopping Attractions Minutes from downtown, HERSHEYPARK Northgate Antique Malls 725/726 North and Gettysburg. Restaurant and coffee shop. Hanover Street, Carlisle 17013; (717) 243- Ilkn-Hand Farmers Market Rte. 340 & 5802. 200 dealers. Rt. 81 Exit 17 (3 miles Ave., Bird-In-Hand 17505; (717) south), PA Turnpike Exit 16 (2 miles 393-9674. Indoor, air-conditioned market. CAM PBELLTOWN . south). Something for everyone. Call for hours and days of operation. F.BANoN cou NT). (R-9) Folk Craft Center 441 Mt. Sidney Rd., Witmer 17585; (717) 397-3609. AmericanaAccommodations-Hotels/Motels Museum, shops, gardens, film by owner/ Village Motel Rte. 322, Box 76, Campbell- photographer Mel Horst. town 17010; (717) 838-4761. AAA ap- Weavertown One Room Schoolhouse Rte. provedTennis-- PoolCable T.V.-6 Attractions 340, Bird -In -Hand 17505; (717) 768- minutes to Hershey attractions. Appalachian Jubilee 159 South Main St., 3976. Animated figures bring to life this Chambersburg 17201; (717) 264-8349. Un- authentic one room school. matched country music. Stage/radio show, CARLISLE 50 Saturday nights annually. cumBLRLAND.couNTy (P-10) BIRDSBORO 14I-RKS COUN'T'Y (11-91 Attractions Carlisle Area Chamber of Commerce 212 Attractions North Hanover Street, Carlisle 17013; * Daniel Boone Homestead 400 Daniel (717) 243-4515. Antiques, crafts, recrea- Boone Rd., Birdsboro 19508; (610) 582- tion, dining, museums, lodging in quaint, 4900. Daniel Boone was born here in 1734 historic setting. and moved to North Carolina in 1750. Carlisle Fairgrounds 1000 Bryn Mawr, Car- lisle 17013; (717) 243-7855. Carlisle Fair- grounds collector events April to October BOWMANSVILLE weekend activities. I.,jN('AS1 couNn II` -10) ccommodations-Campgrounds Accommodations-Hotels/Motels Sun Valley Campground P.O. Box 238 Ma- Best Western Inn of the Butterfly 1245 'e Grove Rd., Bowmansville 17507; (215) Harrisburg Pike, Carlisle 17013; (717) 243- 45-6262. 265 sites, full hookups, pool, ac- 5411. 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Chocolate Avenue (Rt. 422) Dinner Hrs: Mon-Sat: 4 pm eitp6 *Discourt tickets to 1 IMSICYPARIC. 20 G, v 0 CHURCHTOWN IMIZARI:111.1 OWN I.AN( AS-I l R (01'N (1;-10) I AN( II R N I \ iI __Jo] How to Accommodations-Country Inns Attractions Inn at Twin Linden 2092 Main St., Rte. Masonic Homes of the Grand Lodge o A sleep better 23, Churchtown 17555; (215) 445-7619. 1 Masonic Dr., Elizabethtown 17022-2199; "Year's Best" Country Inns Magazine. Ele- (717) 367-1121. Arboretum open to visitors in today's gant accommodations in historic estate for during daylight hours free of charge. the discriminating inn-goer. Nationally renowned cuisine. Fireplaces, jacuzzis, beautiful economy. grounds with Amish farm views. Brochure. FYI lIZATA I.AN( AS II R ('0I'N I (I 15 Pennsylvania Locations: COLUMBIA Attractions Allentown Artworks at Doneckers 100 N. State St., Danville ANCAS R (AMIN (R-10) Erie Ephrata 17522; (717) 738-9503. Artists' Harrisburg - 2 Inns Attractions studios, galleries of designer crafts, art, Philadelphia - 3 Inns The Watch & Clock Museum of the quilts, collectibles, Christmas. cS Pittsburgh - 4 Inns NAWCC 514 Poplar St., Columbia 17512; Doneckers Summer Dinner/Theater 333 Washington (717) 684-8261. Illustrates time-keeping N. State Sr., Ephrata 17522; (717) 738- Wilkes-Barre history; over 8000 items; special exhibits. 9501. Summer theater in the park following York Research library. 6, dinner at Doneckers Restaurant. Wright's Ferry Mansion Second and * Ephrata Cloister 632 W. Main St., Cherry Sts., Box 68, Columbia 17512; Ephrata 17522; (717) 733-6600. The (717) 684-4325. Exceptional 1738 Quaker Ephrata Cloister was one of the earliest com- nil house with Pennsylvania furnishings pre- munal societies in America. .roof dating 1750. Ephrata Performing Arts Center P.O. Box inns 173, Ephrata 17522; (717) 733-7966 or CORNWALL (215) 267-6228. Historic summer play- For Reservations and Information, LBANoN couNTY (S 9) house for musicals and dramas. June-August. Call: Farmers Market at Doneckers (The) 100 1-800-THE-ROOF Attractions N. State St., Ephrata 17522; (717) 738- Or Your Travel Agent *Cornwall Iron Furnace Rexmont Rd., 9555. Over 20 vendors selling Lancaster Cornwall 17016; (717) 272-9711. County specialties and gourmet fare. 111111=l, Uniquely well-preserved 1742-1883 iron- making complex. Visitor Center, tours. Accommodations-Bed & Breakfasts Cumberland Valley Visitors' Council 1235 Mount Hope Estate and Winery Box 685, The Inns at Doneckers 318-324 N. State Lincoln Way East, Chambersburg 17201; Cornwall 17016; (717) 665-7021. Tastings (717) 261-1200. History, scenery, events, St., Ephrata 17522; (717) 738-9502. Coun- daily. Formal wine tasting tours of Victo- try elegance, breakfast. Near Doneckers Stores, recreation, antiques, shopping. Visit unfor- rian Estate seasonally. 6. gettable Cumberland Valley. 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(Adams CIA P County) 35 Carlisle St. - 2, Gettys- , IV.\( Ol NI) tl II) burg 17325; (717) 334 -62, fTYS- BURG "America's Turning Pt, free Attractions 64-page booklet. Twin Brook Winery 5697 Strasburg Rd., RD 2, Box 2376, Gap 17527; (717) 442- Hall of Presidents and First Ladies Balti- 4915. Sales, castings, tours. On site vine- more Street, Gettysburg 17325; (717) 334- yard. Open year-round. 5717. Life size wax reproductions tell "The Story of America." Jennie Wade House Baltimore Street, Get- Gr TISB1 liZG tysburg 17325; (717) 334-4100. The story FREE 64 PAGE BOOKLET \imis ot \ I \ II' II) of Gettysburg's Jennie Wade unfolds as you walk through the restored house. GET AWAY WEEKENDS Attractions Land of Little Horses 125 Glenwood Dr., Battlefield Bus Tours 778 Baltimore St., P.O. Box 3036, Gettysburg 17325; (717) TOURS AND ATTRACTIONS Gettysburg 17325; (717) 334-6296. "The 334-7259. Famous and fascinating miniature Battle of Gettysburg" as you tour the 23 performing horses. 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Incredible de- GETI'YSBURG STEAM tailing, illusions and holigramsupscale tle of the American Civil War and Lincoln's fun for all ages! r.% RAILROAD Gettysburg Address. National Civil War Wax Museum 297 Gettysburg Railroad 106 N. Washington RIDE A REAL Steinwehr Ave., Business Rt. 15, Gettysburg tzir STEAM TRAIN St., Gettysburg 17325; (717) 334-6932. 16 17325; (717) 334-6245. Relive the exciting April huough October mi. and 50 mi. steam train rides through moments of the Civil War. 4)4DROP 16 mile trips Adams County. SPECIAL EVENTS Ride Into History Horsedrawn Trolley and 50 mile trips, Civil War Train Raids, Battlefield Tours 610 Taneytown Rd., Get- Uncoln Week-end, Dinner trips, Fall Come to the tysburg 17325; (717) 334-1288. History Foliage hips & Santa trains beating comes alive with the sound of horses' CALL OR WRITE FOR MORE INFORMATION hooves. Tours by licensed battlefield guides. Phone: (717) 334-6932 LAND' Soldiers National Museum 777 Baltimore 106 N. 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Two CARLISLE, filled with history and an- championship golf courses, hotel, ten miles tiques. A fun destination for everyone! (717) 272.8555 west of Gettysburg. 213 Museum of Scientific Discovery Strawberry Sq., P.O. Box 934, Harrisburg 17108; (7 233-7969. 100 participatory exhibits. Tues. through Sat. 10-6, Sun. 12-5. IP P PeSylvania Historical and Museum Commission P.O. Box 1026, Harrisburg 17108-1026; (717) 787-1019. Wonderful HARRISBURHERSHEWARUSLE historical and museum attractions throughout the state of Pennsylvania. From early co- TOURISM &CONVENTIONBUREAU lonial days to present day displays and P.O.Box 969, Harrisburg,PA 17108-0969 (717)232-1377 or 800-995-0969 special events. History in Pennsylvania is fabulous * State Museum of Pennsylvania 3rd & North Sts., Harrisburg 17108; (717) 787 -. 4978. Official museum of the Common- i wealth, features historical exhibits, arts, planetarium.6.

Accommodations-Hotels/Motels Best Western Hotel Crown Park 765 Eisen- 1E HARRISBURG hower Blvd., Harrisburg 17111; (717) 558 - 9500. Hersheypark, Amish country, state HERSHEY capitol, historic Gettysburg, all minutes away. AND Days Inn - North 3919 North Front St., Harrisburg 17110; (717) 233-3100. Com- CARLISLE. plimentary continental breakfast, large out- SoMUCH door pool, variety of restaurants nearby, two miles to farm show complex, fifteen miles to ToDISCOVER. HERSHEYPARK. Daystop of Harrisburg 1-81 & S.R. 39, Exit 27, P.O. Box 6535, Harrisburg 17112; (717) 652-9578. From revolutionaryhistory, to majesticscenery, to HERSHEY... Lodge150 Nationwide Drive, Harris- THE SWEETEST PLACEON EARTH'.Discover the attractions 7110; (717) 545-9089. Spend a of Harrisburg, Hersheyand Carlisle. Call1-800-995-0969 for our night, not a fortune at our new hotel. free "Full of Surprises"info guide. Holiday inn Harrisburg East 4751 Lindle PENIVIANkows,.... 'HERSHEY'S'and the KISS configurattott aretrademarks of Hershrr Foods CoaporatIonand sae used with C34.040C41 Rd., Harrisburg 17111; (717) 939-7841, pettrasekte."'HERSHEYTHE SWEETESTPEACE Oh FAITH Isa Indented. used uralerKeen.. (',00)-HOLIDAY. Just 10 minutes from Hershey and 45 minutes from Lancaster. Hersheypark Packages available. THE HOTEL HERSHEY* After building his chocolate factory and founding the town around it. Harrisburg East Comfort Inn 4021 Union Milton S. Hershey built a twain, hotel styled after the gland villas of Deposit Rd., Harrisburg 17109; (717) 561- Mediterranean Europe. With its 241 tastefully appointed rooms, , 8100. Convenient to Farm Show Complex, spectacular circular dining room. fountain lobby and unsurpassed A Hershey Park, Capitol Government recreational opportunities. including 72 holes of picturesque golf, The Hotel Hershey represents one of the world's finest resorts. Buildings.6. ... Harrisburg Hilton & Towers One N. For reservations call 1-800-533-3131. Second St., Harrisburg 17101; (717) 233- t letdenIso fludentark used ursderkens.. 6000. The Harrisburg Inn 5680 Allentown Blvd., DAYS INNHARRISBURG/HERSHEY 815 EisenhowerBoulevard. Middletown. PA 17057 Harrisburg 17112; (717) 540-1500. Free (717)939-1600 OR (800) DAYS INN breakfast, pool, discounts, busses welcome, An affordable upscale176 room hotel in the heart of central near Hershey, farm show. Pennsylvania's mostexciting tourist spots. Close to downtown ilk Harrisburg, Hersheypark.Lancaster and Gettysburg. Enjoy compli- McIntosh Inn 130 Limekiln Rd., New Cumberland 17070; (800) 444-2775. Exit D AY S INN mentary full breakfast,indoor poet, sauna, exercise room. jukebox lounge, fifty suites,and meeting/banquet facilities. Conveniently 18 PA Turnpike. Outdoor pool. Great fam- located at Exit 19Pennsylvania Turnpike and Route 283. ily rates. AARP. Free HBO.6. -% Ramada Hotel Exit 18 PA Turnpike & 1-83, Harrisburg 17070; (717) 774-2721. RADISSON PENN HARRIS HOTEL Rick's Cafe', Play It Again Sam's Lounge/ & CONVENTION CENTER live entertainment, indoor pool, jacuzzi, Features 250 deluxe rooms, 7 suites. 2 full service restaurdnts. tropical courtyard, complimentary airport lounge with entertainment. outdoor pool and barber shop. tras ortation, attractions: Hershey Park, Convention center facilities for up to 2.000 people. Easy access ster Outlets, Gettysburg, State Capital. to major highways, numerous tourist attractions. and the state capitol. Routes II & 15 at Erford Road. Camp Hill. PA. 800-333-3333

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SIRPRIY`1 i' lounges, indoor heated pool, health cl whirlpool, sauna, free HBO, Hershey age plans, state capitol complex, shopping, HARRISBURVEISHEYICARIKE comp. Airport Shuttle Service. CONVENTIONBUREAU TOURISM & Transportation P.O.Box 969, Harrisburg,PA 17108-0969 (717) 232-1377or 800. 995-0969 Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission P.O.

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.. . HERSHEY WESTERN SIZZLIN ( :()L NT\ (R.9) Located next door to Econo Lodge America's Favorite Steak House Attractions Family Priced Adventure Sports In Hershey Route 743 - Serving: Breakfast, Lunch & Dieter 4 miles south of Hershey, Hershey 17033; 717-652-0240 (717) 533-7479. Unique family fun with go- karts, mini-golf, batting cages, ice cream and arcade. THEHERSHEY LODGE Founders Hall of the Milton Hershey Welcome to oneof Pennsylvania's most popular resorts. The School P.O. Box 830, Hershey 17033; Lodge offers 457spacious and comfortable rooms, indoor/outdoor (717) 534-3500. An architectural marvel swimming, whirlpool,sauna, tennis. 72 holes of golf. game room housing the story of Milton Hershey. and movie theater.There are 3 unique restaurants and Iwo admission. Open year round. lounges. Centrallylocated to all attractions in Hershey. Lancaster Hershey Gardens P.O. Box 416, Hershey and Gettysburg.The Hershey Lodge is the perfect family place for fun and relaxation.For reservations call 1-800-533-3131. 17033; (717) 534-3492. 23 acres of beautifully tended gardens. Open April through used under lk ease. Hershey is a lradeluak October. Hershey Museum 170 W. Hersheypark DAYS INN HERSHEY/CHOCOLATETOWNU.S.A. Dr., Hershey 17033; (717) 534-3439. Fea- 350 W. Chocolate Avenue, Hershey. PA 17033 tures exhibits on Hershey, Pennsylvania (717) 534-2162 OR (800) 325-2525 German, and Native American peoples. 6. Free Continental Breakfast Hershey Theatre E. Caracas Ave., Hershey Non - Snaking & Handicapped Rooms P1 17033; (717) 534-3405. Presents touring Ertl! HBO /Renate 25" Color 11,s DAYS I N Broadway shows, concerts and classic films. A sweet short walk to Hershey attractions Hershey's Chocolate World Visitors Center Park Blvd., Hershey 17033; (717) 534-4900. Experience our FREE chocolate- making tour ride. Taste a FREE sample. PENN NATIONAL RACECOURSE Browse through eight charming gift shops. Indulge in our food court and delicious P. 0. Box 32, Grantville,PA 17028 chocolate desserts, ice cream and frozen yo- Central Pennsylvania's complete sportsentertainment gurt. Open year-round. facility. Live thoroughbred racing plusthoroughbred HERSHEYPARK 100 West Hersheypark and harness racing simulcasts fromacross the country. Dr., Hershey 17033; (800) HERSHEY or Enjoy everything from fast food concessionitems to (717) 534-3090. 90 acre themepark featur- gourmet dining in the MountainviewTerrace Dining . . ing over 50 rides and attractions. Call for Room. A great place for group outingsand meetings. schedule. t. Packaged plans available at your request. Indian Echo Caverns P.O. Box 745, Her- shey 17033; (717) 566-8131. Pennsylva- Minutes North of Post limns nia s most visited (See Ad) West of Hershey Hershey and Harrisburg Sunda I:30 P.M Route 322. Interstate 81. exit 28 Monday. Wednesday. Call (717) 4611-2211 41 Hake. Saturday Middletown & Hummelstown Railr For Directions NAnomv. 7:30 P.M. 136 Brown St., Middletown 17057;(AP 944-4435. Scenic, historic, 11 mile train I il\ Iil rides. Narration and live entertainment. /iii___L_Ijill..IR/ s ,/, Ai..

- . 215 ZooAmerica North American Wildlife Park Hershey 17033; (717) 534-3860. E acre North American walk through 'e park. Open year-round.

Accommodations-Hotels/Motels HARRISBURGIERSHERARLISIE Bruwin Motel150 E. Governor Rd., Her- shey 17033; (717) 533-2591. Mobile TOURISM & CONVENTION BUREAU Travel Guide, quality rated-5 minutes to P.O.Box 969, Harrisburg, PA 17108..0969(717) 232-1377 or 800-995.0969 Hershey attractions. e.. Chocolatetown Motel 1806 E. Chocolate THE HERSHEY.COUNTRY CLUB Ave., Hershey 17033; (717) 533-2330. 1 To golfers, Hershey is the golf capital of Pennsylvania. the

AAA ApprovedDirect Dial phonesRes- . centerpiece of this golf paradise is The Hershey Country Club taurants nearbyPoolPlay area. featuring 36 of the most challenging holes in America.

Cocoa Motel 914 Cocoa Ave., Hershey Accommodations include 18 rooms with panoramic views. 6 17033; (717) 534-1243. AAA Recom- lighted tennis courts, Olympic size pool, and exclusive dining. mended-15 blocks to Hershey Attractions. - Truly a resort of distinction. For reservations call 1-800-533-3131. Conewago Valley Motor Inn1688 Hershey Rd., Elizabethtown 17022; (717) 367-4320, KursiveyIs aluodemarkusedunderkeno. Reservations (800) 292-6465. Quiet coun- L_... try atmosphereColor T.V.Pool--Mini- ature golf- snack bar. CARLISLE PRODUCTIONS Friendship Inn Hershey 43 W. Areba Ave., 1000 Bryn Mawr, Carlisle. PA 17013 Hershey 17033; (717) 533-7054, (800) 453- 4511. "1991 Friendship Inn of the Year" Carlisle fairgrounds, home of the world famous collector car events, AAA Center of Hershey. located one block off Route 11 in Carlisle. The spacious 82 acre fairgrounds hosts eight automotive events. These events provide a Hershey Days Inn 350 West Chocolate weekend of fun for the entire family. All types of collector cars, Ave., Hershey 17033; (717) 534-2162. A parts and supplies, great food, live entertainment, indoor and out- sweet walk to Hershey attractions, for reser- door exhibits. Brochure available. vations call today! Hershey Econo Lodge 115 Lucy Avenue, Antiques at Carlisle, an exciting indoor/outdoor show and sale with P.O. Box 737, Hershey 17033; (717) 533-2515. over 2200 dealers. Hard to find antiques and collectibles from 1111.ershey Lodge and Convention Cen- around the world offered two times a year. May 20-21. September 16.17, Carlisle Fairgrounds. Toys, furniture, glass, stoneware. dolls, 0. Box 446, Hershey 17033-0446; mole boxes, baseball cards, advertising any and all antiques and (717) 533-3311. A year round family re- collectibles. sort featuring 457 beautifully appointed rooms, lighted tennis courts, indoor/outdoor pools, whirlpool, sauna, movie theatre, and pitch and putt golf course. Specially priced SHYDA'S SHOE & CLOTHING BARN packages available year round. 1635 S. Lincoln Avenue, Le'anon, PA 17042 Hershey Travel Motel 905 E. Chocolate Complete line of t'ap & skeet. hunting, fishing, outerware and ski clothing. 30.60% savings on American made merchandise: Ave., Hershey 17033; (717) 533-7950. Res- Danner, Rocky, Remington, Browning. La Cross, Red Ball, Sorel, 1 taurant nearby, reasonable rates. Close to 10-X, Columbia, Timberland, Duofold, Mossy Oak, Kelly Camo. 1! I Hershey attractions. Jarian Real tree. Kool Dri, Rockport. Bob Allen, Walls. C,arhartt, The Hotel Hershey, Hotel Rd., Hershey Woolrich. WE STOCK BIG & TALL SIZES. 17033; (717) 533-2171. Listed in the His- toric Hotels of America Registry, this 241 room hotel features old world charm and ele- SHERATON INN-HARRISBURG gance. Complete and deluxe amenities avail- 800 East Park Drive, Harrisburg, PA 17111 able. Year round specially priced packages In the heart of Central Pennsylvania tourist attractions: Hershey, available. Four-star, four - diamond resort Lancaster and Gettysburg. The Inn features:

with the world-famous circular dining room. 174 Newly Refurbished Whirlpool, Sauna Milton Motel 1733 E. Chocolate Ave., Her- Guestrooms Special Group rates available 170-seat Restaurant Motorcoach Groups Welcome shey 17033; (717) 533-4533. AAA three 170-seat Lounge. For reservations, call: diamond ratedSpacious, well appointed indoor Pool. 13 Station Nautilus (717) 581.2800 roomsHeated pool. Simmons Motel 355 W. Chocolate Ave., Hershey 17033; (717) 533-9177. In the CHALLENGE FAMILY FUN CENTER heart of HersheyWalking distance to Her- (717) 566-6322 shey attractions. Unique miniature golf, indoor batting cages, large arcade, ice Spinners Motel - Restaurant 845 E. Choco- cream and made-to-order pizza, heroes and stromboli all at family prices make this a favorite spot for locals. Open year round, easy I ve., Hershey 17033; (717) 533-9157, 800-5845. AAA and Mobile Guide - to find. Two miles west of Hershey at the entrance to Indian Echo urant, Continental Cuisine - Heated Caverns. . pool - Phones. 1 D\1011/- 11 .I yr ith, '''' i'''' iii 2 79 Triangle Motel 1518 East Chocolate Ave, Accommodations-Campgrounds Hershey 17033; (717) 533-2384. Excep- Hershey Highmeadow Camp Rte. 39 and tionally clean rooms, two miles to Choco- Hersheypark Dr., Hershey 17033; (717) late World and HERSHEYPARK. 566-0902. Rolling terrain with 296 sites Attractions White Rose Motel 1060 E Chocolate Ave., on 55 acres; two swimming pools, kiddie Challenge Family Fun Center 366 Middle- Hershey 17033; (717) 533-9876. AAA, 3 pool, laundry, groceries, game room and town Rd., Hummelstown 17036; (717) Diamond, centrally located, Amish Coun- accommodations for tents, campers, trail- 566-6322. Miniature golf, indoor batting, try, Gettysburg, Reading outlets. ers, and motor homes. arcade, fresh pizza, heros, ice cream. Hershey-Conewago KOA 'Campground Accommodations-Bed & BreakfastsP.O. Box 449, Hershey 17033; (717) 367- Bed & Breakfast Reservation Service P.O 1179. 7 log cabins, 160 sites, pool, fishing INTERCOt IRSF. 10) Box 208, Hershey 17033; (717) 533-2928. pond, mini-golf, store. I AN( I R OLN I 1 I For a wonderful getaway, reunion or semi- Attractions nar, try Bed and Breakfast Accommodations.Restaurants The People's Place Main Street, P.O. Box Hen-Apple Bed and Breakfast 409 South Arndt's Sub Base RD 1 Box 15, Rte 322, 419, Rte. 340, Intercourse 17534; (717) Lingle Avenue, Palmyra 17078, (717) 838- Hershey 17033, (717) 533-7008 Since 768-7171. Cultural center interpreting 8282. 1825 farmhouse featuring six bed- 1949, homemade bread, homemade pastas, Amish experience through documentary, rooms, private baths, A/C. Full breakfast homemade ice cream, subs. museum and bookshop. Afternoon tea. Stencilling. Antiques. Re- International House of Pancakes Restau- The People's Place Quilt Museum Main laxed "country" atmosphere near Lancaster, rant Route 422 and Lucy Ave., Hershey Street, Intercourse 17534; (717) 768-7101. Gettysburg, Reading, Harrisburg. Minutes 17036; (717) 533-5017 Award-winning pan- First permanent exhibit of antique Amish from Hershey. cakes. Great lunches and dinners too. quilts. Exquisite quilt masterpieces! Pinehurst Inn 50 Northeast Dr, Hershey 17033; (717) 533-2603, (800) 743-9140. Shopping Bed and breakfastA short walk to all ma- Shopping jor attractions. 6, Ziegler's in the Country Rte. 743 (3 mi. S. The Old Country Store 3510 Old Philadel- of Hershey), Hershey 17033; (717) 533- Union Canal H-,-use 107 S. Hanover St, phia Pike, Intercourse 17534; (717) 768- Hershey 17033; (717) 566-0054. Restau- 1662. Antiques, two locations, two barns 7101. Handmade Amish and Mennonite rant, Superb DiningBed and Breakfast- full, open Thursday thru Monday. quilts and crafts. large fabric selection! 1/2 mile to Hershey attractions. Old Road Furniture Company 3457 Old Philadelphia Pike, Intercourse 17534; (800) 760-7171. Handsome reproductions inspired by Amish furniture maker Lapp (1862-1904). JONESTOWN IIRANON(ot'NIYiti t fi Accommodations-Hotels/Motels Nordland Motor Lodge Highway 22 at Route 72, Jonestown 17038; (717) 865-2021.

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41014' Atitttied$ ohkjt steam tatty Attractions Wanarnaker, Kernpton & Southern Rail- road P.O. Box 24, Kempton 19529; (215) 756-6469. Enjoy an authentic steam train ride through forest and farmland.

Attractions Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area P.O. Box 110, Kleinfeltersville 17039; (717) 733-1512. Waterfowl and wildlife observation, trails, picnic areas, Visitor's Center. S.

7.1 Attractions Crystal Cave RD 3, Kutztown 19530; (215) 683-6765. Underground tours other attractionsdaily 3/1 thru 11/30.

1801 217 Cut and Thrust Edged Weapons Museum James Buchanan's Wheatland 1120 211-213 West Main St., Kutztown 19530; Marietta Ave., Lancaster 17603; (717) 392- (2.83-5683. Weapons from all coun- 8721. Mansion of America's 15th resident tr I periods. Call for current hours. featuring family furnishings, period rooms. Roda le Institute Research Center 611 Sieg- Lancaster County Winery 799 Rawlinsville friedale Rd., Kutztown 19530; (215) 683-- Rd., Lancaster 17584; (717) 464-3555. In 6383. Daily tours of the country's leading beautiful southern Lancaster County, open organic farm. May 1 through September. everyday. Tours, castings, sales. Lancaster Graphics 34 N. Water St., Lan- Accommodations-Campgrounds caster 17603; (717) 397-5572. Gallery fea- Located in tho,heartof Pine Hill Campground 268 Old Route 22, turing artwork, old photographs and posters Kutztown 19530; (215) 285-6776. Full about Lancaster County. hook-ups, pull-thrus, 30/50 AMP service, Lancaster Newspapers "Newseum" 28 S. clean sites and facilities. Queen St., Lancaster 17603; (717) 291- .;i 8600. Old newspapers, printing equipment, Shopping printing history. Always open. Self guided. Renningers Antique & Farmers Market Lancaster Opera Company P.O. Box 8382, 740 Noble St., Kutztown 19530; (717) Lancaster 17604; (717) 392-0885. Tosca 385-0104 and (215) 683-6848. Sept. 25-Oct. 2; Carmen in Concert Feb. 19-20; Ruddigore June 11-18. * Landis Valley Museum 2451 Kissel Hill LANCASTER Rd., Lancaster 17601; (717) 569-0401. I \\( As! i ((.)t. NI \ (s-10) Visit the largest Pennsylvania Dutch mu- Attractions seum! Rated "exceptional" by AAA. 6. Doldr' Abe's Buggy Rides 2596 Old Philadelphia Pennsylvania Dutch Convention & Visi- tors Bureau (Lancaster County) 501 Green- F halt Pike, Bird-In-Hand 17505. Now in our ABagitiell be entertained lithe 26th year. Open all year. Closed Sundays. field Rd., Lancaster 17601; (717) 299- 8901, (800) 735-2629, ext. 42 (Cont. U.S. 44-acre perk filed oith *tor 20 rides, Aerial Tours Inc. 311 Airport Dr., Smoke- & Canada). Call for your FREE 36-page town 17576; (717) 394-6750. Airplane Map & Visitors Guide. 6. . . , rides over the beautiful Amish countryside Rock Ford Plantation and Kauffman Mu- Woe Illoweivi' daily year round. seum of Pennsylvania Folk Arts and Crafts of Laraeastor Country Tours 2323 Lincoln High- 881 Rock Ford Rd., Lancaster 17602; (717) Comity ast, Lancaster 17602; (717) 393-2308 392-7223. 1794 Georgian mansion of Gm. Ed- History or (800) 441-3505. Back road tours of ward Hand, Washington's Adjutant General. "Animated ', Amish farmlands with local guides. Amish Barn Wax Museum of Lancaster County His- Raising" Amish Farm and House 2395 Route 30 tory 2249 Route 30 East, Lancaster 17602; Relive the East, Lancaster 17602; (717) 394-6185. (717) 393-3679. Relive the rich history of excitement of this harkitieiktich aria," Tour an Amish farmhouse and working Lancaster County and Pennsylvania. farm. from the .1409'siOtho.Preserit day., Witmer's Tavern-Historic 1725 Inn 2014 Anderson Bakery Co. Inc. 2060 Old Phila- Old Philadelphia Pike, Lancaster 17602; delphia Pike (Rte. 340E), Lancaster 17602; (717) 299-5305. Tours /lodging -where As, (717) 299-1616. Free tour Monday thru continental congressmen stayed, immigrant ilileh Faro Friday. Retail store Monday thru Saturday. wagon trains were provisioned. Romantic ate. Hodes, Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre 510 Cen- guest rooms. Tani this terville Rd., Lancaster 17601; (717) 898- / ''Old Order" 1900. A dining/entertainment showplace Accommodations-Bed & Breakfasts krriiih hang featuring professional Broadway musicals and comedies. Authentic Bed & Breakfasts of Lancaster / *ittPlet,e the County Elm & Newport Rds., Elm 17521; farm, Dutch Wonderland Family Fun Park 2249 (800) 245-0532. One call will bring you a complete :with Itve artintale &chi Route 30 East, Lancaster 17602; (717) 291- diverse group of B & B homes, farms, guest 1888. Over 20 rides, shows, and exhibits on houses. Warm hospitality in European tradi- Woovertoves .0oepHooss. 44 acres. tion. Complimentary breakfast: Free bro- Great Adventure Balloon Club Box 1172, chure. No fee. Enjoy seeing Lancaster 17603; (717) 653-2009. Balloon Equestrian Estates-Horse Farm Bed and a one-ralm- rides. Breakfast 221 Shultz Rd., Lancaster 17603; school. claw-, Hands-on House, Children's Museum of (717) 464-2164 if busy (717) 464-1345. In melon; Lancaster 2380 Kissel Hill Rd., Lancaster Lancaster County Bed and Breakfast Inn's . like those: 17601; (717) 569-KIDS. Where playing is Association 2319 Old Philadelphia Pike, still attended' key to learning, for ages 2-10. 6. Lancaster 17602; (800) 848-2994. A choice by the Athirh:' Heritage Center Museum of Lancaster of Lancaster County's finest inns, cal; for Life-size Coty Penn Square, Lancaster 17603; brochure. animation,. ( 99-6440. Decorative arts museum Meadowview Guest House 2169 New Hol- fe eF regional 18th and 19th century land Pike, Lancaster 17601; (717) 299- Fat a. meg INIP01111MiON PACKErs treasures. 4017. Bed & Breakfast, A/C, Rooms $30 & DUTCH WOPIDONLAND Herr Foods, Inc. Box 300, Rtes. "z,'2 & up, $3 discount after 2nd night. .EMIRTHIVERITOSIPUIX 131, Nottingham 19362; (800) 284-7488. 2249 ilkotalifeat4:tioareteritA17602.-: Free tour of the Herr's Snack Food Factory. c-111444-(444.114416, aelera.....

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The community of country elegance. The Stores Fine fashions for the family and the home. Restaurant Daily 11.9, Sat. 9-5, Closed Wed, & Sun. Serving Daily Phone: (717) 394.7111 The Restaurant 11.30 AM to 800 PM Except Sunday Route 896 Classic French cuisine prepared with an Smoketown, PA 17576 innovative American flair. Daily 11-10, Specializing In Pennsylvania Dutch Food Sun. Brunch 11:30.3, Closed Wed. Visit the largest mall The Finest in Family Style Dining

The Inns in Central Pennsylvania... FARMER'S MARKET Country elegant lodging. Always open. With over 190 stores including OPEN ON DAYS MARKED 5:30 a.m.5:30 p.m. Boscov's. Clover, IC Penney, Sears, The ARTWORKS Wed. Thur. Frl. Sal. Bon-Ton. THE PARK Food Court Orclat 164,,70 Visit artists' studios & galleries Over 100 quills 4., 4 JANUARY and Park Plaza. ire FEBRUARY Designer crafts Fine art Collectibles Take Route 30 to the Harrisburg MARCH APRIL Christmas Shop open year 'round Pike exit. Dial (717) 299-0010 for MAY Mon., Tues., Thurs. 11-5, Fri. 11-7, Sat. 10-5, Mall Information. JUNE Sun. 12-4, Closed Wed. JULY AUGUST The Farmers Market SEPTEMBER OCTOBER An abundant selection of Lancaster County's The Finosi In Farm NOVEMBER Marko( Shopping specialties, produce, meats, poultry, seafood, DECEMBER baked goods and gourmet foods. Susquehanna Glass Co. Rte. 340 i Maple Aye. Thurs. 8-6, Fri. 8-8, Sat. 8-5. Infant and ChIldrens Clothing Shoe Outlets Bird -In -Hand, PA 17505 100. 318-409 N. State St., Ephrata. PA 17522 (Opon Daily Except Sunday) Phone: (717) 393-9674 Mt

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Free Map & Visitors' Guide -8001-735;29 42Z MILL BRIDGE VILLAGE AND CAMPRESORT theOldest Comlauctusly Operatiqg Pillagein Lam:aster County! Amish House Amish School Grist Mill Buggy Rides Quilting Blacksmith Soudersburg South Ronks Road Strasburg, Pa. 17579 Motel 1-800-MIL-BRIG Open Daily 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM Box 1, Soudersburg Just 1/2 Mile Off Rt. 30 East Lancaster County, Pa. 17577 SPRING GULCH Phone: (717) 687-7607 RESORT CAMPGROUND 8 Miles East of Lancaster Named hi USA 1Veeketid Alagaziae as One of the 'NatIOW%lop 10! on Route 30 For the finest in Lodging, Dining, Shopping and Relaxing. Over 450 RV Sites HEATED POOL * Tent Area III TWO RESTAURANTS INDOOR POOL EXERCISE * Rental Cottages AND GAME ROOM Modern Bathrooms HEART OF PENNA. All rooms feature refrigerators, microwaves, * Heated Pools and Spa DUTCH COUNTRY remote TV, phones, clock radios & more. IStore and Snack Bar ADJACENT TO AMISH FARM, * Scheduled Entsrtaintnent COLOR TV 134 OUTLETS & ATTRACTIONS 1-800-255-T744 (717) 299-9999 New Holland, Pa, PHONES & TOURS Out of PA 1 (600)922-2229 GO FOR THE GULCH!

*Walkabout Inn Bed & Breakfast P.O. Holiday Inn Lancaster Rt. 30 521 Green- Willow Valley Family Resort Rt. 222 S., W294, 837 Village Rd., Lampeter 17537; field Rd., Lancaster 17601; (717) 299- Lancaster 17602; (800) 444-1714. 353 (717) 464-0707. Restored Mennonite home. 2551, (800) HOLIDAY. Near Dutch rooms, 2 restaurants, 3 pools (2 inside). English garden, village setting. Antique filled Wonderland Amusement Park, Amish mar- Whirlpools, saunas, exercise facilities, ten- rooms, canopy beds, private baths. Full candle- kets and outlet shopping. S nis, 9 hole golf course, and complimentary light breakfast. Amish dinner, tours. Romantic Holiday Inn Lancaster - Rt. 501 1492 Li- tours of Pennsylvania Dutch Country!6. honeymoon/anniversary suite. AAA. titz Pike, Lancaster 17601; (717) 393-0771, (800) HOLIDAY. Near Dutch Wonder- Restaurants Accommodations - Campgrounds land, Amish farmlands, outlet shopping, Good 'N Plenty Restaurant Rte. 896, Smoke- Old Mill Stream Camping Manor 2249 Hersheypark, F & M University. town 17576; (717) 394-7111. Good food Route 30 East, Lancaster 17602; (717) 299- Fulton Steamboat Inn Rtes. 30 & 896, Lan-and plenty of it. Come visit our bakery. 2314. 240 sites. In the heart of Pennsylva- caster 17602; (717) 299-9999, (800) 922- nia Dutch Country. 2229. "Sleep on a Steamboat". Adjacent to Shopping 134 outlets and Amish farms. Park City Center US Route 30 at Harris- Accommodations- Hotels/Motels Lancaster Knights Inn 2151 Lincoln High- burg Pike, Lancaster 17601; (717) 393- Days Inn Lancaster 30 Keller Ave., Lancas- way East, Lancaster 17602; (717) 299- 7687. One of the largest Enclosed Malls in ter 17601; (717) 299-5700. Newly reno- 8971. Nearby: Dutch Wonderland the state. Featuring 5 major Department vated, full service hotel. Located in the heart Amusement Park, outlet malls, restaurants. stores and over 190 specialty shops.& of Amish Country with indoor/outdoor Outdoor pool. pools, and sauna. Amish Country Tours de- McIntosh Inn 2307 Lincoln Highway E. II NON part hotel daily in season. Convenient to (Rte. 30), Lancaster 17602; (800) 444-2775. outlet shopping, Dutch Wonderland and Great family fun. Outdoor pool. Close to out- II R\\()\.( t)t HERSHEYPARK. AAA and AARP discounts. let malls and Dutch Wonderland. Attractions Garden Spot Motel 2291 U.S. 30 East, Lan- Soudersburg Motel P.O. Box 1, Souders- Hauck Memorial Library of the Lebanon caster 17602; (717) 394-4736. AAA, coffee burg, Lancaster County 17577; (717) 687- County Historical Society 924 Cumber- shop, near Dutch Wonderland, outlets; in 7607. Three restaurants within walking land St., Lebanon 17042; (717) 272-1473. Amish Country. distance, heart of the Pennsylvania Dutch Genealogical research 1-4:30 pm. Sun.-Fri.; Hilton Garden Inn - Lancaster 101 Granite Country. and Mon. 7-9 pm. Run Dr., Lancaster 17601; (717) 560- Travelodge 201 Columbia Ave., Lancaster Lebanon Community Theatre Inc. P.O. olin0, 1 (800) HILTONS. Oversized guest 17603; (717) 397-4201 or (717) 397-7842. Box 592, Lebanon 17042; (717) 273-5151. sindoor poolwhirlpoolexercise On the boards year round. Call for information. i mconvenient location. & Accommodations-Resorts Lebanon County Historical Society 924 Olde Hickory Inn and Resort 2363 Ore- Cumberland St., Lebanon 17042; (717) gon Pike, Lancaster 17601; (717) 569- 272-1473. 1-4:30 pm. Sun.-Fri. and Mon. 0477. Charming inn includes: lodging, 7-9 pm. restaurant, lounge, ballroom and dinner theatre. 220 1 83 1 Lebanon Valley Tourist and Visitors Bu- Accommodations-Bed & Breakfasts reau 625 Quentin Rd., Lebanon 17042; Ni()NA ( \nil lt1,\ND ( 01'N I 1 (z Banner House Bed & Breakfast 37 East (717) 272-8555. The unspoiled Heart of Lincoln Ave., Lititz 17543; (717) 626- the Pennsylvania Dutch Country awaits you Attractions for an unforgettable vacation. Begin your West Shore Farmers Market 900 Market adventure right now. Relive history, explore St., Lemoyne 17043; (717) 737-9881. Lo- natural wonders and Fantasy escapes. Fairs, festi- cated just outside of Harrisburg. Open vals, special events and celebrations...our central Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays. location makes it easy to do it all. Write or call Attractions for free information today. Brown's Orchards and Farm Market 300 Stoy Museum of the Lebanon County His- I ENIIARTSVII II. S. Main St., Loganville 17342; (717) 428- torical Society 924 Cumberland St., Leba- IiI RIBScoLN I 1 it. -tcl 2036. South of York. Outstanding, unique. non 17042; (717) 272-1473. Museum Scratch bakery. Gifts. Year 'round. tours between 1 & 3 pm. Sun.-Fri.; Mon. 7 pm.Attractions Weaver's Famous Lebanon Bologna & Dutch Hex Tour Association (c/o Lesher's Appliances) 71 Penn St. Lenhartsville 19534; MANI ILIM Baum's Bologna Fifteenth Ave. & Weaver- (215) 562-8577. Tour beautiful Dutch Hex ANLA,,I I R( ()I .N.1 1 ;,.iw town Rd., Lebanon 17042; (717) 274-6100, Sign Country - see our new brochure. (800) WEAVERS, Fax (717) 274-6103. Old- Accommodations-Bed & Breakfasts est commercial manufacturer of Lebanon Bo- Pennsylvania Dutch Folk Culture Society, English Rose Manor B & B 124 S. Linden logna using authentic outdoor smokehouses. inc. Rte. 1-78 exit Rte. 143 S., Len- St., Manheim 17545; (800) 666-4932. Re- hartsville 19534; (215) 562-4803. Museum lax amid romantic Victorian antiques. Pri- complex Lenhartsville. Colonial and turn of vate baths, breakfast menu, pool, AC & TV. Accommodations-Bed & Breakfaststhe century life in Southeastern Pennsylva- Zinns Mill Homestead 243 N. Zinns Mill nia. Open April-October. Rd. Lebanon 17042; (717) 272-1513. Re- MARI F. riA stored limestone farmhouse in Pennsylvania \N( 1, II R (Ot N I 1R 1u; Dutch Country. Handy to Hershey, Read- 1 EWISBERRY ing, Lancaster, Mt. Hope Renaissance Faire, ( 01'N n Q Accommodations-Country Inns and Mt. Gretna. Exit 20 PA turnpike. Hearty Railroad House Restaurant Bed and Break- breakfast included. Pool and spa. Attractions fast Corner West Front and South Perry Gifford Pinchot State Park 2200 Ross- Sts., Marietta 17547; (717) 426-4141. His- Shopping town Rd., Lewisberry 17339; (717) 432- toric restored 1820's Victorian Inn. Fine 5011. 340 acre lake, fishing, hunting, dining, lodging, patio, gardens. Shyda's Clothing Barn 1635 S. Lincoln hiking, picnicking, campground. 2,338 acres. Ave., Lebanon 17042; (717) 274-2551. Largest selection in Pennsylvania of ski, Samuel S. Lewis State Park (near Wrights- ville, PA) do Gifford Pinchot State Park, MECHANICSBURG outerwear, hunting, trapshooting, sporting (VVIlil RI \Nl) ( \I 1 10, clays, camouflage clothing and boots for 2200 Rosstown Rd., Lewisberry 17339; men, women, children. (717) 432-5011. Ballfields, kite flying, stun- Accommodations-Hotels/Motels ning views of Susquehanna River, 71 acres. Holiday Inn Harrisburg West 5401 Carlisle I.FFS1)()RT Pike, Mechanicsburg 17055; (717) 697-0321. RkS ( 01'N I ITITZ .\N( As 1.1 R C(11'N 1-101 tillRCIR.Slit'RG Attractions Attractions I R \\1\11.< \ I1 Al 11 Leesport Farmers Market Rte. 61, Leesport 19533; (215) 926-1307. Every Wednesday Julius Sturgis Pretzel House 219 East Attractions indoor/outdoor farm market and flea market. Main Street, State Road 772, Lititz 17543- 2011; (717) 626-4354. America's first Pret-Whitetail Ski & Resort 13805 Blairs Valley zel Bakery Museum and operating pretzel Rd., Mercersburg 17236; (717) 328-9400. 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Willow Street 17584; (717) 464-4438. Old- N. George Street, York 17401; (717) 846- Holiday Inn York Arsenal Road 334 Arse- est house in Lancaster County, guided tour, 1111. Two restored theatres featuring pro- nal Rd., York 17402; (717) 845-5671. Near rural life collection. fessional live entertainment, classic and Old Historic York, Gettysburg Battlefield, foreign films. Roundtop Skiing and Airport. Weightlifting Hall of Fame Exit 11, Inter- Modernaire Motel 3311 East Market state 83, York 17402; (717) 767-6481. Street, York 17402; (717) 755-9625. Family Dedicated CO the heritage of olympic lifting, owned for 28 years. Clean comfortable moms, Attractions powerlifting, bodybuilding and strongman- heated pool, picnic area, A/C, heat, in room . ism. Free admission. Mon.-Sat. 10-3. és. phones, cable TV. Reasonable rates, weekly * Conrad Weiser Homestead RR 2, Box rates, AARP discounts. 28, Womelsdorf 19567-9718; (610) 589- York Art Association 220 S. Marshall St., 2934. Home of Colonial Pennsylvanian York 17402; (717) 755-0028. Art classes Travelodge of York 132-140 N. George St., who negotiated peace with Iroquois and free monthly exhibits open to the York 17401; (717) 843-8974. Call us for your special PA Visitors Guide rate!!! Confederacy. public. York Central Market House 34 W. Phila- Yorktowne Hotel 48 E. Market St., York delphia St., York 17401; (717) 848-2243. 17401; (800) 233-9324. York's grand hotel. YORK Historic 1888 farmers market, fresh pro- Historic landmark. Built 1925. Totally re- mit!: cot:N 11 (R, t duce Tues., Thurs. & Sat. Gam -3pm. stored. Downtown. Walk to Farmers Mar- York County Colonial Courthouse 205 W. ket and several museums. Attractions Market St., York 17401; (717) 846-1977, Agricultural Museum of York County 480 (717) 755-4067. Sound exhibits, authentic Accommodations-Bed & Breakfasts E. Market St., York 17403; (717) 852- documents, '77-'78 revolutionary history, The Smyser-Bair House 30 South Beaver 7007. Displays featuring the working heti- personalities, education. t f York County. Open Tues., Thurs., St., York 17401; (717) 854-3411. Magnifi- slit-4pm. Admission $2 & $1. 6+- York County Convention & Visitors Bu- cent townhouse in historic district. Warm reau One Market Way East, York 17401; hospitality, antiques, player piano. Boant House 152 E. Market St., York (800) 673-2429 (Cont. US & Can.), (717) White Rose Area Bed and Breakfast Asso- 17401; (717) 848-1587. 19th- century 848-4000. First U.S. capital. Historic muse- house once owned by local artist. Admission. ciation 1 Market Way East (York Chamber ums, walking tour, and parks. Call for free of Commerce), York 17401; (800) 673- Christmas Tree Hill in the Mansion 2840 guide. 2429 x 100. Many unique B&B's will help Whiteford Rd., York 17402; (717) 755- York Little Theatre 27 S. Belmont St., you discover York County treasures. 9290. The most exciting gift and Christmas York 17403; (717) 854-3894. LIVE com- presentation you've ever seen. munity theatre plays and musicals - main- Shopping Fire Museum of York County 757 W. Mar- stage, children's center, studio. ket St., York 17404; (717) 843-0464. See Pfaltzgraff 2900 Whiteford Road, York over two centuries of firefighting history. 17402; (717) 757-2200. Compiete selection Open Sat. 12-4pm. Accommodations-Hotels/Motels of first quality dinnerware and tabletop Golden Plough Tavern; Gates House; Comfort Inn and Suites 1-83 at Leader accessories. Heights, Exit 4, York 17403; (717) 741- Barnett Bobb Log House 157 W. Market 1000. Brand new, convenient. Free conti- St., York 17401; (717) 845-2951. Three his- nental breakfast and HBO®. Jacuzzis, torical house museums let visitors explore refrigerators, VCR's. eighteenth century York. Admission. Harley-Davidson Inc. Motorcycle Mu- seum-Plant Tour 1425 Eden Rd., York 17402; (717) 848-1177. Free tour of antique motorcycle museum and assembly plant. 6. Historical Society of York County 250 E. Market St., York 17403; (717) 848-1587. York County history from early times to the present. Admission. Indian Steps Museum RD #1, Airvillc 17302; (717) 862-3948. Indian artifacts dating to 10,000 B.C. Susquzhanna Indian gal- IllOpen April-Oct.

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Other contrasts in the area include the Lehigh Valley, where the ethnic settlements in Allentown, Bethlehem and Easton celebrate popular festivals like Das Awkscht, Musikfest and the Christmas City Fair. The artists' colony in New Hope, Bucks County, is always festive, and Longwood Gardens in the Brandywine Valley is internationally known for its beauty Baby boomers and their children delight in Bucks County's Sesame Place, where they can float down "Big Bird's Rambling River" in inner tubes. Dorney Park and Wildwater Kingdom 'ature over 100 rides and attractions, including the tallest wooden roller coaster in the world. For past and present treat your family to a perfect stay in Philadelphia And Its Countryside.

A splashing good time at DornePark and, Witd-water Kingdom. The nation's first Zoo is also one of the nation's best! ,,A 11' 232 REGIONAL CONTACTS:

Bucks County Tourist Commission, Inc. P.O. Box 912 Department 56 Doylestown, PA 18901 HILADELPHIA (800) 836-BUCKS (Continental U.S.) (215) 345-4552 AND ITS Chester County Tourist Bureau 601 Westtown Road, Suite 170 West Chester, PA 19382-4536 COUNTRYSIDE (800) 228-9933 (Continental U.S./Canada) (215) 344-6365 Delaware County Convention and Visitors Bureau, Inc. 200 East State Street, Suite 100 Media, PA 19063 (800) 343-3983 (Continental U.S./Canada) (215) 565-3679 Lehigh Valley Convention and Visitors Bureau, Inc. P.O. Box 20785 Lehigh Valley, PA 18002-0785 (800) 747-0561 (Continental U.S.) (610) 882-9200 Valley Forge Convention and Visitors Bureau (Montgomery County) 600 West Germantown Pike Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462 -(800) 345-8112 (Continental U.S./Canada) (215) 834-1550 Philadelphia Convention and Visitors Bureau 1515 Market Street, Suite 2020 Philadelphia, PA 19102 (800) 321-9563 (Continental U.S./Canada) (215) 636-1666

233 96 * ONGOING EVENTS September 1-30 November 27-Late Decem- NATIONAL MUSHROOM FESTIVAL ber/Early January Kennett Square (V-11) CHRISTMAS CITY NIGHT LIGHT January 21-Apri117 Chester County TOURS I TELL MY HEART: THE ART OF $ (800) 932-6369 or (610) 444-4951 Bethlehem (W-8) HORACE PIPPIN Mushroom ball, symposium, golf tour- Northampton County Christmas Visitors Center Philadelphia (X-11) naments, festival, cook-off, parade $ (610) 868.1513 Philadelphia County and farm tours. Museum of American Art/PA Bus tours experiencing three centu- Academy of Fine Arts ries of history. 5 pm, 6:15 pm, 7:30 September 23-24, 30-October 1, pm, & 8:45 pm (closed Dec. 25) $ (215) 972-7600 Thursdays-Sundays in October See 100 paintings by this self-taught, SLEEPY HOLLOW HAYRIDE African-American artist. Tues-Sat 10 November 27-Early January am-5 pm, Sun 11 am-5 pm Newtown (Y-10) Bucks County LANTERN WALKING TOURS OF MAIN STREET Active Acres 'Farm January 22-April 30 $ (215) 860-6855 Bethlehem (W-8) WELCOME SPRING DISPLAY April 1-May 28 Haunted hayride, bonfires, refresh- Northampton County Historic Main Street Kennett Square (V-11) ACRES OF SPRING ments, farm animals and live bands $ (610) 866-1758 Chester County Kennett Square (V-11) Saturday 7-11 pm. 7-11 pm Longwood Gardens Chester County Costumed escorts take visitors back in time to 18th century. $ (610) 388-6741 Longwood Gardens $ (610) 388-6741 October 1-November l(Wednes- Indoor display features thousands of days-Sundays) colorful, fragrant bulbs in bloom. Outdoor display features flowering HAUNTED HAYRIDES December 1-22, Wednesdays Daily 10 am-5 pm plants, shrubs and trees. 10 am-6 pm and Fridays Upper Black Eddy (X-8) Bucks County ILLUMINAIRE NITES February 1.28 Mid-May-September (Tuesdays) Bucks County Haunted Woods Skippack (W-10) BLACK HISTORY MONTH OUTDOOR MUMMERS STRING $ (215) 297-8181 Montgomery County Skippack Village, Rt. 73 Philadelphia (X-11) BAND CONCERTS One hour haunted hayride. You'll Free (610) 584-3074 Philadelphia County Philadelphia (X-11) scream your head off in October. Afro-American Historical & Cultural Philadelphia County Wed-Sun 6-11 pm Victorian shopping village aglow with Museum Mummers Museum parking lot illuminaires, entertainment, carollers (215) 574-0381 courtyard and Santa. 5-9 pm Free (215) 336-3050 Late NovemberlEarly Decem- Call for information. Tues-Sat 10 am- ber-Late December 5 pm, Sun noon-6 pm, closed Mon Concerts by string bands from the January 21-April 30, 1995 Mummers Parade. Bring a folding CHRISTKINDLMARKT BETHLEHEM WELCOME SPRING DISPLAY chair. 8-10 pm Historic Bethlehem (W-8) Early February-April Lehigh County Kennett Square (V-11) CHINESE NEW YEAR BANQUETS $ (6f0) 861-0678 Chester County May 28-September 29 Longwood Gardens Philadelphia (X-11) Christmas juried craft festival. Food, FESTIVAL OF FOUNTAINS $ (610) 388-6741 Philadelphia County entertainment and children's activities Chinese Cultural Center Kennett Square (V-11) under tents. Noon-9 pm Indoor display features thousands of $ (215) 923-6767 Chester County colorful, fragrant bulbs in bloom. Longwood Gardens Daily 10 am-5 pm Authentic Chinese banquets pre- November 24-December 24 pared by a team of chefs from differ- $ (610) 388-6741 ent regions of China. Tues-Sun 6:30 Illuminated fountain displays Tues, KOA KOUNTRY CHRISTMAS Thurs and Sat at dark. Garden con- New Tripoli (V-8) JANUARY Pm certs, open-air theater. 9 am-1/2 hour Lehigh County after display ends on fountain eve- KOA Campground of Allentown Early March-Late June nings $ (610) 298-2160 January 1 (rain date Jan 8) AMERICAN MUSIC THEATER A dazzling display of holiday lights. 6- MUMMERS PARADE FESTIVAL MAINSTAGE SEASON June 11-September 5 (week- 10 pm Philadelphia (X-11) Philadelphia (X-11) ends) Philadelphia County Philadelphia County Broad & Snyder Streets Various locations throughout the city HEAD HOUSE CRAFTS & FINE November 25-January 8 Free (215) 336-3050 ARTS FAIR $ (215) 567-0670 or 557-9140 A BRANDYWINE CHRISTMAS World-famous New Years Day pa- New and adventurous music theater Philadelphia (X-11) Chadds Ford (V-11) rade of 30,000 spectacularly cos- from opera to musical comedy. 8 pm Philadelphia County Delaware County tumed Mumrners, including string plus weekend matinees Head House Square, Society Hill Brandywine River Museum bands and comics. 7:45 am Free (215) 423-7254 $ (610) 388-2700 Historic marketplace, juried show of Includes a working 0-gauge model March 12-13, June 18-19, Au- artists and free childrens workshops. train display and handmade 'critter" January 8-16 gust 20-21, December 3-4 Sat noon-midnight, Sun noon-6 pm ornaments. 9:30-4:30, extended PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONAL STAR TREK CONVENTION hours Dec 26-30 until 6 pm AUTO SHOW Philadelphia (X-11 King of Prussia (W-10) June 12-August 30 Montgomery County Philadelphia Coun DELAWARE COUNTY SUMMER November 27-December 31 Philadelphia Civicenter Valley Forge Convention Center FESTIVAL $ (610) 337-4000 MORAVIAN CHRISTMAS PUTZ $ (717) 657-1310 Upper Providence (W-11) Salute to Star Trek with celebrity Bethlehem (W-8) New 1994 model vehicles. Mon-Fri 2- speakers and exhibits. 11 am-7 pm Delaware County Northampton County 10 pm, Sat 10 am-10 pm, Sun 10 am- Rose Tree Park Christian Education Buildino 6 pm Free (610) 565-7410 Free (610) 866-56bi or 86'L Ten week program of admission free Multi -media presentation of the Christ- performing arts and concert series. mas story. Three dimensional. Mon- Evening performances 8 pm Sat 4-8:30 pm, Sun 1-8:30 pm closed Dec. 24-25 234 1 97 1 January 17 February 18-21 February 26-27 March 16-29 MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. VALLEY FORGE BOAT & FISHING MID-WINTER SCOTTISH & IRISH TRADITIONS CRAFT SHOW CELEBRATION SHOW MUSIC FESTIVAL & FAIR Wayne (W-10) Philadelphia (X-11) King of Prussia (W-10) Warminster (X-10) Delaware County Philadelphia County Montgomery County Bucks County DuPortail House at Chesterbrook Afro-American Historical & Cultural Valley Forge Cenvention Center Naval Air Center Free (610) 265-2211 Museum $ (610) 337-4000 $ (610) 825-7268 Featuring crafts from over 50 artisans Free (215) 574-0380 Show and sale of boats, marine ac- Scottish and Irish singers, dancers, throughout the country. Mon-Fri 10 Tribute to Martin Luther King, Jr. cessories and fishing equipment. bagpipers, vendors, exhibits and eth- am-8 pm, Sat-Sun 10 am-4 pm Thur 5-10 pm, Fri-Sat 10 am-10 pm, nic food. 10 am-11 pm Sun 10 am-7 pm January 21.23 March 17-27 MILLER MOTORSPORTS THE BOOK & THE COOK SPECTACULAR PRESIDENTIAL MARCH King of Prussia (W-10) JAll WEEKEND Philadelphia (X-11) Montgomery County Philadelphia County Valley Forge Convention Center Philadelphia (X-11) March 4-6 Selected Philadelphia restaurants Philadelphia County $ (610) 337-4000 PHILADELPHIA MOTORCYCLE & $ (215) 636-1666 (800) 537-7676 Various locations ATV SHOW Unique dining events featuring fa- Featuring race cars, products, acces- $ (215) 636-1666 sories, celebrity appearances, con- King of Prussia (W-10) mous cookbook authors and noted Ninety jazz events in museums, tests and more. Fri 5-9 pm, Sat 11 Montgomery County chefs. LunchrJons and dinners churches, markets, clubs, hotels and am- 10 pm, Sun 11 am-6 pm Valley Forge Convention Center restaurants. Nights $ (610) 337-4000 March 18-20 Public show featuring classic and PHILADELPHIA WORLD OF January 22-30 February 19-21 newest motorcycles and ATVs. Fri 5- PHILADELPHIA BOAT SHOW WHEELS CUSTOM CAR SHOW WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY 10 pm, Sat 11 am-10 pm, Sun 11 am- Philadelphia (X 11) CELEBRATION 6 pm Philadelphia (X-11) Philadelphia County Philadelphia County Valley Forge (W-10) Civic Center Philadelphia Civic Center Montgomery County March 6-13 $ (717) 394-8365 $ (610) 449-9910 Valley Forge National Historical Park PHILADELPHIA FLOWER SHOW Display of over 300 custom vehicles The region's biggest show offers the Free (610) 783-1077 latest boats and accessories. Mon-Fri Philadelphia (X-11) plus celebrity guest stars. Fri 5-10:30 pm, Re-created regiments portray winter Philadelphia County Sat noon-11 pm, Sun noon-9:30 pm 5.10 pm, Sat 11 am-10 pm, Sun 11 conditions of the *ncampment. 10 Civic Center am-7 pm am-4 pm $ (215) 625-8253 March 19 islands In The Sun; the world's larg- FRANKLIN MILLS TRAVEL est indoor flower show. Mon-Sat 10 FEBRUARY February 25-27 SHOWCASE RENNINGER MID-WINTER am-9:30 pm, Sun 10 am-6 pm CLASSIC Philadelphia (X-11) February 3-6 Philadelphia County King of Prussia (W-10) March 12 Franklin Mills Mall SOUTHEASTERN PA RV SHOW Montgomery County ST. PATRICK'S PARADE Free (215) 632.1500 or King of Prussia (W-10) Valley Forge Convention Center (800) 336-6255 Montgomery County $ (610) 385-0104 Norristown (W-10) Montgomery County Over 30 travel destinations for you to Valley Forge Convention Center Five hundred booths indoors, dealers Main & W. Marshall Sts. help plan your summer vacations or $ (610) 337-4000 from 25 states selling antiques and Free (610) 270-0455 day trips. 10 am-6 pm Recreational vehicles, campground collectibles. Fri 6-9:30 pm, Sat 9 am- brochures, camping accessories and 6 pm, Sun 10 am-5 pm Celebrate the Irish at the annual pa- free user seminars. Thur-Fri noon-10 rade. 1 pm March 19-20 pm, Sat 10 am-10 pm, Sun noon-6 THE BOOK AND THE COOK FAIR February 26 pm FREEDOM SATURDAY March 13 Philadelphia (X-11) CHARTER DAY Philadelphia County Philadelphia (X-11) $ (215) 636-1666, (800) 537-7676 February 5-13 Philadelphia County Statewide ART SHOW & SALE Benjamin Franklin High School Many of the PA Historical & Museum Over 100 food, kitchen products, exhibitors, cooking demonstrations and Malvern (V-10) $ (215) 765-2793 Sites throughout PA Free (717) 787-1019 cookbook authors. 10 am-6 pm Chester County Black history celebration. Perform- Immaculate College ances, celebrit/ guests, information Celebrates the granting of a Charter $ (610) 647.4400, ext. 3126 fair arid markeloface. 10 am-noon by King Charles II to William Penn, March 24-27 Nioon-5 pm at most sites An international juried show with 140 VALLEY FORGE SPORTS, artists and mixed media. RECREATION & OUTDOOR SHOW March 14-26 King of Prussia (W-10) February 14-20 COUNTRY SAMPLER CRAFT Montgomery County Valley Forge Convention Center U.S. INDOOR TENNIS SHOW $ (610) 337-4000 TOURNAMENT West Chester (V-11) Outdoor sports show with supplies for Philadelphia (X-11) Chester County hunting, fishing and more. Thur-Fri 2- Philadelphia County Oakboume Mansion Free (610) 431-3762 or 696-9949 10 pm, Sat 10 am-10 pm, Sun 11 am- The Spectrum 6 pm $ (610) 279-3838 or 896-6586 One hundred and fifty juried artisans Major international tennis tournament featuring the finest in country crafts. on the IBWATP Tour. Features 32 Mon-Fn 9:30 am-8 pm, Sat 9:30 am- March 25-27 5 pm, Sun 1.5 pm top men's professional tennis play- LOST DUTCHMAN GEM SHOW ers. 11 am-midnight Allentown (W-8) Lehigh County George Washington Motor Lodge $ (717) 392-6825 Gems, jewelry, minerals, fossils. Ex- hibits, lectures and demonstrations. Fri noon-8 pm, Sat 10 am-7 pm, Sun 2" 11 am-6 pm 198 1 April 27-May 15 Early May May 12-21 PHILADELPHIA OPEN HOUSE CELEBRATION OF SPRING BETHLEHEM BACH FESTIVAL Philadelphia (X-11) Morrisville (Y-10) Bethlehem (W-8) Philadelphia County Bucks County Northampton County $ (215) 928.1188 Pennsbury Manor Packer Memorial Church, Lehigh 16th annual private home and garden (215) 946-0400 University tour of Philadelphia and suburbs. Sheep shearing, garden activities $ (610) 866-4382 and traditional May Day festivities. Bach's Mass in B Minor and Cantatas Noon-5 pm and Instrumental Music. Thurs 8 pm, April 28-30 Fri 4 pm & 8:30 pm, Sat 10:30 am, PENN RELAYS 2:15 & 4:30pm May 5-15 Philadelphia (X-11) AFRICAMERICAS FESTIVAL Philadelphia County May 14-15 Franklin Field, University of PA Philadelphia (X-11) WILDFLOWER PLANT & SEED SALE $ (215) 898-6145 Philadelphia County World's oldest, largest and best relay Center City Chadds Ford (V-11) carnival. 100th anniversary. Thur (215) 662-1004 Delaware County APRIL noon-10 pm, Fri 9 am- 6 pm, Sat 8 Twelve days of arts programming, Brandywine River Museum am-6 pm plus a televised parade -throughout Free (610) 388-2700 Center City. The sale includes a wide variety of April 3-4 native wildflowers and seeds. 9:30 WWDB HEALTH & FITNESS FAIR April 30-May 1 am-4:30 pm A-DAY FAIR May 7 King of Prussia (W-10) BUCKS COUNTY KENNEL CLUB'S Montgomery County Doylestown (X-9) MERCER MUSEUM FOLK FEST Bucks County DOG SHOW Valley Forge Convention Center Doylestown (X-9) $ (610) 337-4000 Delaware Valley College Grounds Erwinna (Y-9) Bucks County Bucks County Health and fitness fair with products, Free (215) 345-1500 Tinicum Park Mercer Museum demonstrations, celebrities and more. College majors displayed, food, rides, Free (215) 898.8862 $ (215) 345-0210 Fri 10 am-9 pm, Sat 11 am-6 pm agricultural exhibits, flower show and tractor pull. 9 am-5 pm More than 3,000 dogs of over 100 One hundred craftsmen demonstrate breeds will compete. 8 am-6 pm pre-industrial crafts. Entertainment, April 8-10, 15-17 militia and children's events. Sat 10 am-6 pm, Sun 10 am-5 pm MUMMERS STRING BAND SHOW April 30-May 8 OPENING DAY DORNEY PARK OF SHOWS HISTORIC YELLOW SPRINGS ART SHOW Allentown (W-8) Philadelphia (X-11) May 15 Lehigh County Philadelphia County Chester Springs (V-10) Dorney Park KWANZAA PARADE Civic Center Chester County Village of Yellow Springs $ (610) 395-3724 Philadelphia (X -11) (215) 336-3050 Philadelphia Coun ixteen association bands perform in Free (610) 827-7414 Enjoy great new attractions at this 41, family-oriented amusement park. Amos Recreationenter the Civic Center. Over 180 artists and sculptors exhibit- Free (215) 849-3184 or 978-2708 ing. Recent work for sale. 11 am-8 pm Kwanzaa parade. Everyone wel- April 9-10 May 7-8 come. Community participation re- SIDEWALK ART SHOW quested. Noon-6 pm MID-ATLANTIC WOODCARVING SHOW & COMPETITION Bethlehem (W-8) Abington (X-10) Northampton County May 19-30 Historic Bethlehem Montgomery County May 1 PENNSYLVANIA FAIR Penn State Abington campus SPRING FLING FESTIVAL Free (610) 866-1177 or 868-1513 Craftsmen exhibiting, juried artisans, Bensalem (Y-10) gymnasium Alburtis (V-8) and music. Sat 9 am-5 pm, Sun 11 Bucks County $ (215) 357-4979 Lehigh County am-5 pm Philadelphia Park Race Track 350 member chapter dedicated to the Lock Ridge Furnace Museum $ (800) 749-3247 interest and cultural expansion of Free (610) 435-4664 Circus, puppet show, livestock wood carving. 130 exhibitors. 10 am- Country crafts and entertainment on Mid-May shows, petting zoo and carnival rides. 5 pm grounds of 19th century furnace. NASCAR BUSCH GRAND Mon-Fn 5 pm-midnight, Sat-Sun Noon-5 pm NATIONAL noon-midnight April 9-13 Nazareth (W-8) PHILADELPHIA ANTIQUE SHOW & SHAD FESTIVAL Northampton County May 20-21 Nazareth Speedway SALE Bethlehem (W-8) COUNTRY AUCTION & QUILT SALE Philadelphia (X-11) $ (610) 759-8000 Northampton County Lansdale (W-10) Philadelphia County 18th Century Industrial Area NASCAR grand national and NAS- CAR modified auto racing. Gates Montgomery County 33rd Street Armory $ (610) 691-5300 Christopher Dock Mennonite High $ (215) 387-3500 open at 8 am Shad grilled over charcoal pits, exhib- School Premier Americana show. Benefits its, demonstrations and tours. Free (215) 723-1196 Hospital of the University of Pennsyl- PHILADELPHIA FESTIVAL OF Food ,premier quilt auction Saturday. vania. WORLD CINEMA Benefits Penn View Christian School. WEST CHESTER FESTIVAL OF Fri 4-9 pm, Sat 6 am-4 pm THE ARTS Philadelphia (X-11) Late April Philadelphia County West Chester (V-11) Various theaters throughout the city FORKS OF THE DELAWARE SHAD Chester County May 21 FISHING TOURNAMENT $ (215) 895.6542 Everhart Park RADNOR HUNT RACES Easton (X-8) Free (610) 436-9010 Annual 12 day festival featuring inter- Malvern (V-10) Almorthampton County national, independent, and multicultu- Juried craft show, demonstrations, ral films. Evening Chester County II/Scott Park live entertainment, food and chil- Radnor Hunt Club Participant entry fee (610) 240.7136 dren's activities. 11 am-5 pm $ (610) 388-2700 Exciting tournament during annual Steeplechase races, antique car- shad run with cash prizes. 8 am-9 pm riages, picnics, and fun benefitting Conservancy environmental programs. Post time 1 pm 23B 1 99 1 May 21-22 May 28 June 5 June 18-19 TRADITIONAL CRAFT SHOW & FIREWORKS TINICUM ANTIQUE SHOW YELLOW SPRINGS CRAFT COLONIAL FAIR Allentown (W-8) Erwinna (Y-9) FESTIVAL Media (W-11) Lehigh County Bucks County Chester Springs (V-10) Delaware County Dorn y Park Tinicum Park, RL 32 Chester County Colonial PA Plantation $ (610) 395-3724 $ (610) 294-9601 Village of Yellow Springs $ (610) 566-1725 Celebrate Memorial Day with kaleido- East Coast antique dealers with all $ (610) 827-7414 Juried craftsmen, period entertain- scopic displays of sound and light. periods and kinds of antiques. 10 am- Juried members of Pennsylvania ment and foods in colonial fair atmos- 4 pm State Craft Guild exhibiting and sell- phere. 10 am-5 pm ing crafts. 10 am-5 pm OPENING DAY - WILDWATER KINGDOM June 5-12 SPRING CRAFT CELEBRATION Allentown (W-8) GREATER WEST CHESTER WEEK June 25 (rain date June 26) Richboro (X-10) VICTORIAN1YME ART & CRAFT Lehigh County West Chester (V-11) Bucks County SHOW Dorney Park Chester County Tyler State Park $ (610) 395-3724 Different locations throughout Skippack (W-10) $ (610) 231-0566 Celebrate 10th anniversary of top (610) 696-4046 Montgomery County Workshops for all ages, 125 juried seasonal waterpark in the country. Skippack Village Celebration with activities for families, craftsmen, demonstrations and per- Free (610) 584-1438 races, food, concerts, games and en- formances. Sat 10 am-6 pm, Sun 10 tertainment. Victorian fashion promenade, high am-5 pm May 28-30 wheel bikers and strolling musicians. BRANDYWINE RIVER MUSEUM 11 am-5 pm ANTIQUES SHOW June 11 Late May . Chadds Ford (V-11) ARTS & CRAFTS FESTIVAL MAYFEST Delaware County Nazareth (W -8) Chadds Ford (V-11) Brandywine River Museum Northampton County Chester County $ (610) 388-2700 Lawn of Whitefield House Chaddsford Winery Thirty top American dealers show Free (610) 759-5070 $ (610) 388-6221 1 le furniture and decorative objects. Lehigh Valley's largest outdoor arts Taste spring wine and others, music Sat and Sun 11 am-6 pm, Mon 11 and crafts show. Music and food. 10 and picnicking on the grounds. Noon- am-5 pm am -4pm 5 pm

USAIR JAMBALAYA JAM Late May-Early June June 11-12 Philadelphia (X-11) BUCKS COUNTY CLASSIC ARTS & COR ESTATES CHAMPIONSHIPS Philadelphia County CRAFT FAIR FESTIVAL Penn's Landing Wrightstown (Y-9) Philadelphia (X-11) $ (215) 636-1666 Bucks County Philadelphia County Largest New Orleans food and music Fairgrounds Free (215) 973-3546 festival outside of New Orleans. $ (215) 493-0706 Sixteen day festival culminating in 12:30-10 pm tenth annual Corestates USPRO cy- Featuring 160 exhibitors, live music June 25 and many children's activities. 11 am- cling championship. 9 am-3:30 pm FRONTIER DAY 6 pm JUNE West Chester (V-11) Chester County May 25-29 Mid-June Warwick County Park PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONAL June 3-4 Free (610) 344-6415 THEATER FESTIVAL FOR MELLON JAZZ FESTIVAL MORAVIAN COLLEGE ANTIQUE Activities, demonstrations, crafts and CHILDREN Philadelphia (X-11) SHOW children's games focusing on frontier Philadelphia County Philadelphia (X-11) life. 11 am-5 pm Bethlehem (W-8) $ (212) 971-0080 Philadelphia County Northampton County Nationally renowned jazz artists and Annenberg Center, University of PA Johnston Hall, Moravian College local artists in a festival setting. $ (215) 89E-6791 or 898-6683 $ (610) 861-1366 JULY Productions from professional compa- Show features 50 quality dealers nies presenting theater, dance, from the mid-Atlantic region. Fri 11 June 12 mime, music and puppets. Wed-Fri am-9 pm, Sat 10 am-5 pm July 1-5 10 am-2 pm, Sat 10 am-5 pm, Sun ODUNDE AFRICAN-AMERICAN FESTIVAL PHILADELPHIA FREEDOM noon-5 pm FESTIVAL June 3-6 Philadelphia (X-11) Philadelphia County Philadelphia (X-11) INTERNATIONAL CHORAL MUSIC May 26-30 Free (215) 732 -8508 Philadelphia County FESTIVAL Independence Hall, Penn's Landing MAYFAIR Nigerian Festival. Procession Philadelphia (X-11 & other sites Allentown (W-8) dressed in traditional attire to Philadelphia Coun Schuylkill River at noon to pay hom- Free (215) 636-1666, (800)537-7676 Lehigh County (800) 321-9653 or 215) 636-1666 Allentown Parks System age to Oshun, goddess of the river. Independence day celebration, pa- Free (610) 437-6900 Choirs from Europe, U.S. and Can- Noon -8 pm rades, concerts, liberty medal award, ada, 1,000 singers, exchange of mu- and fireworks. Fri 6-11 pm, Sat-Tues Performing and visual arts recreation sical heritages. 11 am-11 pm and creative events. Thur-Fri 10 arn- June 18 11:30 pm DELCO SCOTTISH GAMES June 4 July 2 Devon (#8 City Map) NORRISTOWN FAMILY FIREWORKS May 27-June 4 Delaware County CELEBRATION DEVON HORSE SHOW Horse Show Grounds Allentown (W-8) Norristown (W-10) $ (610) 825.7268 or 825-4381 Lehigh County Devon (#8 Enlargement) Montgomery County Dorney Park Scottish athletics, dancing, bagpipe Chester County Freo (610) 270-0455 or 277-9500 $ (610) 395-3724 Horse Show Grounds bands, ethnic food and Scottish sing- Large street festival, food, entertain- $ (610) 964-0550 ers. 9 am-5 pm Celebrate Independence Day with ment, children's activities and crafts. spectacular displays of sound and The oldest horse show and country 10 am-4 pm light fair in the country. 37 I um I July 9 July 23-24 August 5-7 August 12-14 CANAL FESTIVAL CIVIL WAR REENACTMENT DAS AWKSCHT FESCHT (THE MARKET DAY & FESTIVAL 0aston (W-8) Media (W-11) AUGUST FESTIVAL) Quakertown (W-9) orthampton County Delaware County Macungie (V-8) Bucks County ugh Moore Park Colonial PA Plantation Lehigh County Quakertown Historical Society $ (610) 240-6700 $ (610) 566-1725 Macungie Memorial Park Complex Juried arts, crafts, canal boat rides, Watch drills and skirmishes and visit $ (610) 967-2317 Free (215) 536-3298 and historic displays. 10 am-6 pm settlers and opposing camps. 10 am- Antique and dassic car show, toy Crafts, demonstrations, food, and en- 5 pm show and arts and crafts. Fri-Sat 8 tertainment,on a large complex mu- am-10 pm, Sun 8 am-4 pm seum tour. Fri 5-10 pm, Sat 10 am-10 July 9-10 pm, Sun 11 am-5 pm TINICUM ART FESTIVAL July 24 TURK'S HEAD MUSIC FESTIVAL Mid-August Erwinna (Y-9) August 13 Bucks County West Chester (V-11) HISPANIC FIESTA AT PENN'S LANDING Tinicum Park Chester County CHESTER COUNTY OLD FIDDLERS' PICNIC (610) 294-9420 or 294.9608 Everhart Park Philadelphia (X-11) Arts and crafts, entertainment, music, Free (610) 436-9010 Philadelphia County Coatesville (U-11) children's events and food. Sat 10 Free concert, 20 live bands, food, Penn's Landing Plaza Chester Coun am-7 pm, Sun 10 am-5 pm family activities, crafts and fun. Noon- Free (215) 627-3100 or 923-4992 Hibemia CounPark 8 pm Dances, food, arts and crafts and in- $ (610) 344-64 5 formation on community affairs. Noon-. Reunion of hundreds of musicians, ALL-AMERICAN TEDDY BEARS' 7 pm music, dancing, crafts and food. 10 PICNIC July 25-30 am-7 pm Lahaska (X-9) KIMBERTON COMMUNITY FAIR Bucks County INTERNATIONAL CLOWN Kimberton (V-10) THEATER-FESTIVAL August 13-14 Peddler's Village Chester County Free (215) 794-4000 Free (610) 933-4566 or 469-0263 Philadelphia (X-11) NEW HOPE AUTO SHOW Philadelphia County Teddy bear parades and competi- Country fair featuring entertainment, Jamison (X-9) tions, teddy bear craftsmen, music Movement Theater International Bucks County rides, contests livestock, and judged $ (215) 382-0600 and puppet shows. Sat 10 am-6 pm, exhibits. Mon-Fri 6 pm-midnight, Sat Middle Bucks Vo-Tec School Sun 10 am-5:30 pm 1 pm-midnight Clown theater artists from Asia, Af- $ (215) 862-5665 rica, Native American Indians and Antique and classic car show, auto Europe. flea market and country craft fair. 9 July 10 July 30.31 am-4:30 pm EASTON AREA HERITAGE DAY RIVER BLUES FESTIVAL August 12-13 SUMMER MUSIC GAMES: THE DCI Easton (X-8) Philadelphia (X-11) Northampton County EAST CHAMPIONSHIPS POLISH AMERICAN WEEKEND Philadelphia County FESTIVAL "'enter City Penn's Landing Allentown (V-8) ree (610) 240-6610 $ (215) 636-1666 Lehigh County Philadelphia (X-11) Fun filled day of food, free entertain- J. Birney Crum Stadium Philadelphia County East Coast's best blues festival fea- $ (610) 966-5344 Penn's Landing ment for all ages, and fireworks. turing top name blues musicians. Free (215) 739-3408 10:30 am-10 pm 12:30-10 pm Drum and bugle corps competition with music, marching, choreography, Music, dancers, food, arts and crafts, and color. 7:30 pm-11 pm and refreshments. Noon-8 pm Mid-July BLACK FAMILY REUNION CELEBRATION August 13-21 Philadelphia (X-11) MUSIKFEST Philadelphia County Bethlehem Northampton County Fairmount Park Historic downtown (202) 659-0006 Free (610) 861-0678 National Council of Negro Women Free music, children's activities and presents family unity and issues. food all within walking distance. Bach to bluegrass. Noon-11 pm July 15-17 ANTIQUE GAS & STEAM ENGINE August 18-20 TRACTOR SHOW MIDDLETOWN GRANGE FAIR Bangor (X-7) Wrightstown (Y-9) Northampton County Bucks County Jacktown Community Center Grange Fairgrounds Free (610) 588-6900 $ (215) 968-2192 Antique gas engines, tractors, work- August 12-13 Agricultural fair, livestock judging, ing displays, sawmill shingle mill and AUGUST GOSCHENHOPPEN FOLK horse show, entertainment and food. 7 am-11 pm FESTIVAL chicken barbecue. Thurs-Fri 10 am- 11 pm, Sat 10 am-10 pm, Horse Eat! August East Greenville (V-9) Show 8 am Sat Montgomery County July 16 UNITY DAY New Goschenhoppen Park NAZARETH DAY Philadelphia (X -11) $ (717) 872-6474 or (215) 234-8953 Late August Nazareth (W-8) Philadelphia County Demonstrations of 18th and 19th-cen- Northampton County Benjamin Franklin Parkway AFRICAN-AMERICAN tury PA German folk life. Fri noon-8 EXTRAVAGANZA Nazareth Borough Park (215) 581-2117 pm, Sat 10 am-6 pm (610) 759-2743 Outdoor gathering promoting black Philadelphia (X-11) Philadelphia County rafts, flea market, antique car show, family unification. Concerts, informa- food and borough sidewalk sales. 9 tion and food. Penn's Landing am-5 pm (215) 629-3237 or 457-4725 An outdoor event of ethnic food, activities and crafts. 238 I coil August 26-28 PENNSBURY MANOR FAIR BOSCH SPARK PLUG GRAND PRIX September 24 ROD & CUSTOM JAMBOREE Morrisville (Y-10) Nazareth (W-8) GERMAN-AMERICAN STEUBEN PARADE Macungie (V-8) Bucks County Northampton County Lehigh County Pennsbury Manor Nazareth Speedway Philadelphia (X-11) Macungie Memorial Park $ (215) 946-0400 $ (610) 759-8000 Philadelphia County $ (610) 965-9627 Re-created 17th century county fair: Indy Car, Indy lights and Atlantic 20th & Benjamin Franklin Pkwy. to Independence Hall 2,200 street rods, customs, live booths, entertainers, craftsmen and Championship Grand Prix auto rac- bands, crafts and fireworks. Fri-Sat 9 tradesmen. Sat noon-6 pm, Sun ing. Gates open at 8 am Free (215) 742-3587 am-midnight, Sun 9 am-4 pm noon-5 pm Colorful salute to the German general who trained patriots at Valley Forge. CHESTER COUNTY RESTAURANT 12:15-3:30 pm PHILADELPHIA FOLK FESTIVAL PA CRAFTS FESTIVAL FESTIVAL Schwenksville (V-9) Wrightstown (Y-9) West Chester (V-11) Montgomery County Bucks County Chester County September 24-26 Old Fool Farm Grange Fairgrounds Free (610) 696-4046 CHEVROLET CELTIC CLASSIC $ (215) 242-0150 or (800) 556-FOLK $ (607) 265-3230 Outdoor food festival for the whole HIGHLAND GAMES & FESTIVAL National and local folk performances, 200 professional craftspeople display- family. Music and crafts. Noon-5 pm Bethlehem (W-8) children's activities, crafts and camping and selling quality original hand- Northampton County crafted work. 10 am-6 pm Historic downtown ing. Fri 2 pm-midnight, Sat-Sun 11 REVOLUTIONARY TIMES AT Free (610) 868-9599 am-midnight BRANDYVVINE Exciting and educational weekend of Mid-Late September Chadds Ford (V-11) Irish, Scottish, and Welsh culture. Fri August 30-September 5 PEDDLER'S VILLAGE Delaware County 5-11 pm, Sat 9 am-11 pm, Sun 10 GREAT ALLENTOWN FAIR SCARECROW WEEK =ND Brandywine Battefield am-8 pm $ (610) 459-3342 Allentown (W-8) Lahaska (X-9) Lehigh County Bucks County Revolutionary War reenactment September 25 Allentown Fairgrounds Peddler's Village event featuring 18th century military and colonial life. 10 am-4:30 pm $ (610) 433-7541 Free (215) 794-4000 APPLE HARVEST Star grandstand attractions, rides, Scarecrow workshop, pumpkin paint- Elverson (U -10) livestock, arts and crafts, entertaining workshop, jack-o-lantern and September 18 ( rain date Sep- Chester County ment and food. Noon-11:00 pm scarecrow contest. Sat 10 am-6 pm, Hopewell Furnace National Historic Sun noon-5:30 pm tember 25) Site FRANKLIN MINT ANTIQUE (610) 582-87.7. 3 or 582-2093 AUTOMOBILE FESTIVAL SEPTEMBER September 15-18 Craftsmen, living history costumes Franklin Center (City Map #8) and demonstrations of 1830s life- AMERICAN GOLD CUP Delaware County style. 9 am-4 pm Franklin Mint Museum September 3 Devon (#8 City Map) Delaware County Free (610) 459-6168 FIREWORKS Devon Show Grounds Four hundred antique and classic PUERTO RICAN WEEK FESTIVAL Allentown (W-8) $ (215) 438-8383 or 951-8880 automobiles, free admission, free PARADE Lehigh County Grandprix horse jumping country parking and free shuttle bus. 11 am-4 Philadelphia (X-11) Dorney Park fair, and Saturday is children's day. pm Philadelphia County $ (610) 395-3724 9:30 am-10 pm 21st & Benjamin Franklin Pkwy. Celebrate Labor Day with a sparkling Free (215) 627-3100 September 22-25 kaleidoscope of light. Floats, bands, arts and crafts and en- September 17 PENNS LANDING IN-WATER BOAT tertainment for all ages. Noon-3 pm MARKET DAY IN HISTORIC SHOW September 3-5 NEWTOWN Philadelphia (X-11) LABOR DAY JAZZ FESTIVAL Newtown (Y-10) Philadelphia County September 30-October 2 Chadds Ford (V-11) Bucks County Penn's Landing PHILADELPHIA NATIONAL STAMP Chester County Court Inn $ (610) 449.9910 EXHIBITION Chaddsford Winery Free (215) 968-3914 See new 1994 models at historic King of Prussia (W-10) $ (610) 388-6221 Craftsmen and demonstrators show Penn's Landing waterfront. Thur-Fri Montgomery County Renowned regional jazz, wine tast- and sell their wares. Music, and food. noon-7 pm, Sal 11 am-7 pm, Sun 11 Valley Forge Convention Center ing, tours and picnicking rain or 10 am-4 pm am-6 pm $ (610) 337-4000 or 941-2042 shine. Noon-5 pm Largest stamp show and dealer brouse on the east coast. Fri 11 am-7 September 17-18 pm, Sat 10 am-6 pm, Sun 10 am-4 pm YO! PHILADELPHIA HARVEST SHOW, "HARVEST OF Philadelphia (X-11) CHAMPIONS" Philadelphia County Philadelphia (X-11) September 30-October 9 Penn's Landing Philadelphia County SOUTH STREET SEVEN ARTS $ (215) 636-1666 Horticulture Center, Fairmount Park FESTIVAL A festival of Philadelphia's own neigh- $ (215) 625-8263 Philadelphia (X-11) borhoods, music, foods and tradi- 600 gardeners enter over 300 horti- Philadelphia County tions. Noon-6 pm cultural and artistic categories. 10 am- South Street, Head House Square 5 pm Free (215) 238-0402 September 10-11 Features hundreds of juried crafts, arts, theater, music and dance per- CHADDS FORD DAYS (Colonial Fair)September 18 formances. Chadds Ford (V-11) SUPER SUNDAY Delaware County Allentown (W-8) Route 100 North Lehigh County $ (610) 388-7376 Hamilton Mall Outdoor colonial fair, craft demonstra- Free (610) 437-7616 tions, art, music and fun for kids. Sat Giant downtown block party: crafts, 10 am-6 pm, Sun 10 am-5 pm food and entertainment. 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102L OCTOBER PULASKI PARADE October 8 October 15-30, Thursdays-Sun- Philadelphia (X-11) HISTORIC FALLSINGTON DAY days Philadelphia County Fallsington (Y-10) THE HAUNTED HOUSE 20th & Benjamin Franklin Parkway "'October1 Bucks County Newtown (Y-10) BATTLE OF GERMANTOWN Free (215) 739-3408 Village of Fallsington Bucks County REENACTMENT Parade honoring Polish patriot known $ (21-5) 295-6567 Yardley Road Philadelphia (X-11) as Father of American Cavalry. 1:30- Historic museum building open for $ (215) 794-3378 4 pm Philadelphia County tour. Entertainment crafts, and re- House and graveyard with Hollywood Cliveden, Germantown Avenue freshments. 10 am-4:30 pm , effects. Eerie adventure for the entire family. 7-10 pm Free (215) 848-1777 MARSHALTON TRIATHLON Revolutionary war reenactment on West Chester (V-11) JURIED OUTDOOR ARTS & site of original battle, country fair. 10 Chester County CRAFTS FESTIVAL October 22-23 am-4 pm, reenactments noon & 3 pm Marshalton Inn Philadelphia (X-11) YELLOW SPRINGS ANTIQUE Free (610) 692-4367 Philadelphia County SHOW & SALE POINT PLEASANT FALL FESTIVAL. Three event race for all ages and Chestnut Hill Chester Springs (V-10) competition levels. 9 am-7 pm Free (215) 247-6696 Point Pleasant (X-9) Chester County Bucks County Juried show featuring exhibits from Village of Yellow Springs Free (215) 567-6565 Delaware Valley and-beyond. 10 am- $ (610) 827-7414 ipm An old-fashioned family oriented vil- Quality dealers exhibit and sell furni- lage festival. 8 am-6 pm ture, jewelry, art, and silver. Sat 10 am-6 pm, Sun 11 am-5 pm October 9 COLUMBUS DAY PARADE Philadelphia (X-11) October 24-November 4 Philadelphia County COUNTRY SAMPLER CRAFT Free (215) 636-1666 SHOW West Chester (V-11) Mid-October Chester County FEST-O-FALL Oakboume Mansion Free (610) 431-3762 or 696-9949 Emmaus (W-8) Lehigh County One hundred and fifty juried artisans Pool Wildlife Sanctuary featuring the finest in country crafts. $ (610) 965-4397 Mon-Sat 9:30 am-5 pm, Sun 1-5 pm Haunted barn, hayrides, pumpkin painting, nature walks, crafts, music October 29-November 20 and food. Noon-5 pm CHRYSANTHEMUM FESTIVAL Kennett Square (V-11) PHILADELPHIA NATIONAL Chester County COLLEGE FAIR Longwood Gardens October 1-29 October 2-3 Philadelphia (X-11) $ (610) 388-6741 AUTUMNS COLORS SKIPPACK DAYS ARTS & CRAFTS Philadelphia County 15,000 mums blooming indoors in 4 Kennett Square (V-11) SHOW Pennsylvania Convention Center acres of heated conservatories. Chester County Skippack (W-10) free (703) 836-2222 Theme: Under the Big Top. Indoors Longwood Gardens Montgomery County Meet with admission representatives 10 am-5 pm daily $ (610) 388-6741 Skippack Village, Rt 73 from over 300 colleges and universities. Three hundred and fifty acres of blaz- Free (610) 584 -3074 ing fall colors outdoors and 4 acres in- Juried arts and crafts outdoors with NOVEMBER doors. 10 am-6 pm over 275 artisans. 10 am-6 pm October 15 HISTORIC BRISTOL DAY Bristol (Y-10) November 5-6 October 2 October 6-8 Bucks County WHITEMARSH ENCAMPMENT DOWN ON THE FARM AUTUMN UNIONVILLE COMMUNITY FAIR Wharf Area & Olde Town Section Fort Washington (X-10) LEAVES FESTIVAL Unionville (V-11) (215) 781-9895 Montgomery County Alburtis (V-8) Chester County Historic homes, walking tours, dis- Hope Lodge Lehigh County Unionville High School plays, children's corner, crafts and en-$ (215) 646-1595 Lod< Ridge Furnace Museum Free (610) 869-8716 tertainment. 10 am-5 pm Colonial crafts, tactical demonstra- Free (610) 435-4664 Agricultural exhibits, auction, pump- tions and skirmishes highlight this Crafts, country foods, entertainment, reenactment. Sat 10 am-4 pm, Sun kin extravaganza, health fair and pet- October 15-16 tours and children's activities. Noon-5 ting zoo. Thurs 6-11 pm, Fri 9 am-11 noon-4 pm pm pm, Sat 9 am-10 pm FALL HARVEST & SAWMILL SHOW Bangor (X-7) Northampton County November 10-13 UKRAINIAN FESTIVAL October 7-9 Jacktown Community Center PHILADELPHIA CRAFT SHOW Jenkintown (X-10) STATE CRAFT FESTIVAL Free (717) 992-7918 Philadelphia (X-11 Montgcmery County Richboro (X-10) Cider making, sawmill shingle mak- Philadelphia Coun Manor Junior College Bucks County ing, food, parades, crafts and flea Philadelphia CivicLnter $ (215) 885-2360 Tyler State Park market. 7 am-6 pm $ (215) 684-7931 Folk dancing, craftsmen, demonstra- $ (814) 231-0566 One hundred and seventy -five juried tions, museum exhibits, children's ac- craft exhibitors to benefit the Philadel- Work of 225 juried members of the APPLE WINE WEEKEND tivities and ethnic foods. Noon-5 pm PA Guild of Craftsmen. Fri-Sat 10 am- phia Museum of Art. Thur-Sat 11 am- 6 pm, Sun 10 am-5 pm Chadds Ford (V-11) 9 pm, Sun 11 am-5 pm Chester County Chaddsford Winery $ (610) 388-6221 Annual celebration of fall, music, picnicking and NM spiced apple wine. 240Noon-5 pm 11031 November 12-13 November 25-27 GREENBERG'S GREAT TRAIN, FIRST NIGHT BETHLEHEM VALLEY FORGE CRAFTS FESTIVALA COUNTY CHRISTMAS DOLLHOUSE & TOY SHOW Bethlehem (W-8) Philadelphia (X-11) King of Prussia (W-10) Buddrigham (X-9) Various Locations Montgomery County Bucks County Philadelphia County (610) 865-7200 Sheraton /Valley Forge Convention Tyro Grange Hall Philadelphia Civic Center New Years Eve celebrator with 100 Center Free (215) 766-2283 or 675-7497 $ (410) 795-7447 performances in over 30 locations. Fireworks at midnight. 3 pm-midnight $ (607) 265-3230 Handmade Victorian and country Large operating train layouts, dollhouse displays and huge market- Two hundred professional craftspeo- crafts by local Bucks County artists. place of related items. 11 am-5 pm ple displaying and selling quality origi- Fri-Sat 9 am-6 pm, Sun 11 am-3 pm nal handcrafted work. Sat-Sun 10 JANUARY 1995 am-6 pm DECEMBER. December 11 DRESS REHEARSAL FOR January 1 (rain date Jan 7, November 19-21 CHRISTMAS REENACTMENT 15) PHILADELPHIA SKI & TRAVEL Early December Washington Crossing (Y-9) MUMMERS PARADE SHOW Bucks County CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL Philadelphia (X-11) King of Prussia (W-10) Memorial Building Lahaska (X-9) Philadelphia County Montgomery County Free (215) 493-4076 Bucks County Broad & Snyder Streets Valley Forge Convention & Visitors Reenactment participants rehearse Peddler's Village Free (215) 336 -3050 Bureau Washington's annual crossing of the Free (215) 794-4000 World-famous New Year's Day pa- $ (610) 337-4000 Delaware River. 1 pm Jugglers, Santa, parades, mulled ci- rpfie of 30,000 spectacularly cos- Show and sale featuring products derjunnel cakes, roasted chestnuts tumed Mummers, including string and destinations for skiers. Fri 5-11 and marshmallow roast. Sat 10 am-9 bands and comics. 7:45 am pm, Sat 10 am-10 pm, Sun 11 am-7 December 16 pm, Sun 10 am-5:30 pm pm HOLLY NIGHT Morrisville (Y-10) Early-Mid January, 1995 December 2-7 Bucks Count/ PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONAL HANDWEAVERS OF BUCKS Pennsbury Manor AUTO SHOW COUNTY SHOW & SALE PARK HOUSE CHRISTMAS TOURS $ (215) 9-0400 Philadelphia (X-11) Philadelphia (X-11 Washington Crossing (Y-9) Pennsbury's candlelight grounds Philadelphia Coun Bucks County Philadelphia County come alive with seasonal activities Fairmount Park Philadelphia Civicknter Memorial Building, Washington and entertainment. 5:30-9 pm $ (717) 657-1310 Crossing Historic Park (215) 684-7926 Free (609) 883-1366 Seven historic houses located New 1995 model vehichles. Sale of fiber related arts such as throughout the world's largest munici- December 25 pal park. 10 am-5 pm, candlelight weaving, spinning and rugs. Fri-Sat REENACTMENT OF WASHINGTON January 21-29, 1995 tours Dec. 1-2 & 5-7 CROSSING THE DELAWARE 10 am-42m, Sun noon-4pm PHILADELPHIA BOAT SHOW Washington Crossing (Y-9) Philadelphia (X-11) December 3 Bucks County November 24 Washington Crossing Historic Park Philadelphia County KENNEL CLUB OF PHILADELPHIA CHANNEL 6 THANKSGIVING DAY Free (215) 493-4076 or 493-4077 Civic Center PARADE DOG SHOW $ (610) 449-9910 Reenactment of Washington's Cross- Philadelphia (X-11) Philadelphia (X-11) ing of the Delaware, Chnstmas night The region's biggest show offers the Philadelphia County Philadelphia County 1776. Noon-3:00 pm latest boats and accessories. Mon-Fri Free (215) 581-45 Philadelphia Civic Center 5-10 pm, Sat 11 am-10 pm, Sun 11 $ (215) 674-4532 am-7 pm Oldest Thanksgiving parade featuring floats, balloons, clowns and bands. One day all breed dog show and obe- December 26-31 dience trial, benched. 8 am-7 pm 8:30 am-noon KWANZAA CELEBRATION January 27-29, 1995 Philadelphia (X-11) MILLER MOTORSPORTS December 3-4 Philadelphia County Afro-American Historical & Cultural King of Prussia (W-10) BUCKS COUNTY WILDLIFE ART Montgomery County Museum EXHIBITION Valley Forge Convention Center Free (215) 574-3127 New Hope (Y-9) $ (610) 337-4000 An African-American holiday that be- Bucks County gan in the U.S. to celebrate African Featuring race cars, products, acces- Eagle Hall heritage. African-American family fes- sories, celebrity appearances, contests and more. Fri 5-9 pm, Sat 11 $ (215) 297-5880 tival. In person 50 regionally and nationally am- 10 pm, Sun 11 am-6 pm known wildlife artists display and sell. Sat 10 am-6 pm, Sun 11 am-5 pm December 31 KWANZAA PARADE December 10-11 Philadelphia (X-11) Philadelphia County LIVE BETHLEHEM CHRISTMAS Amos Recreation Center PAGEANT Free (215) 849-3184 Bethlehem (W-8) Traditional pa:-,le to celebrate Afri- Northampton County can-American ; oewal. Noon-6 pm November 24January 2 Community Arts Pavilion CHRISTMAS CONSERVATORY Free (610) 867-2893 DISPLAY & OUTDOOR LIGHTING Reenactment of historical events sur- Kennett Square (V-11) rounding the birth of Jesus Christ. 2 Chester County Pm Longwood Gardens $ (610) 388-6741 Indoors, 2,300 poinsettias, outdoor lighting extravaganza 5-9 pm, afternoon organ singalongs. 10 am-9 pm 2 di 1 104 1 Museum of Indian Culture Lenni Lenape Philadelphia Park P.O. Box 1000, Street & ALBURTIS Historical Society, RD #2, Fish Hatchery Richlieu Rds., Bensalem 19020; (215) 639- 11.1 IIGI I COUNTY (V-8) Rd., Allentown 18103-9801; (610) 797- 9000. Daytime thoroughbred horse A ctions 2121. Tours, group programs, 3 annual out- racing, entertainment year round, groups Lock Ridge Furnace Museum Franklin St., door events, shops and trails. welcome. Alburtis 18011; (610) 435-4664. 19th cen- The Stroh Brewery Company 7880 Stroh tury anthracite iron furnace depicting Drive, 1-78, Exit 14A, Lehigh Valley 18002-Accommodations-Hotels/Motels growth of iron industry. 5013; (215) 395-6811. Group hospitality Comfort Inn Bensalem 3660 Street Rd., programs; gift shop; free tours of modern Bensalem 19020; (215) 245-0100, (800) brewery. 6. 248-6886. Our 141 room hotel offers an ALLENTOWN Trout Hall 414 Walnut St., Allentown upgraded, expanded continental breakfast, 1.1..11R.;H COUNTY (W-81 18101; (610) 435-4664. Allentown's oldest oversized sleeping rooms, with game room, Attractions home, built in 1770 by James Allen. fitness room, gift shop and lounge with happy hour, entertainment. Allentown Art Museum Fifth & Court Sts., Allentown 18105; (215) 432-4333. Tues.- Accommodations-Hotels/Motels Courtyard by Marriott 3327 Street Rd., Sat. 10am to 5pm, Sun. 1pm to 5pm. eta. Allentown Hilton 904 Hamilton Mall, Al- Bensalem 19020; (215) 639-9100. Package rates for Sesame Place, Franklin Mills Mall. Allentown Symphony Association 23 N. lentown 18101; (215) 433-2221. (S. Seasonal pool. 6. 6th St., Allentown 18101; (215) 432-6715. Days Inn 1-78, Rt. 309, 2622 Lehigh St., Quality classical music, theatre, variety and Allentown 18103; (215) 797-1234. McIntosh Inn 3671 Street Rd., Bensalem children's productions. Days Inn Conference Center 1151 Bulldog 19020; (800) 444-2775. Great family rates. Convenient to Franklin Mills outlets and Clover Hill Vineyards and Winery 9850 Drive, Allentown 18104; (215) 395-3731. Sesame Place. HBO. Newtown Rd., Breinigsville 18031; (215) Dorney Park Host Hotel. Rte. 22 and 309. 395-2468. Beautiful vineyards, modern win-Olympic outdoor pool. AAA and AARP ery. Open daily for tastings. 6. rates available. BEFFILEI I EM Dorney Park and Wildwater Kingdom Econo Lodge 2115 Downyflake Lane, Al- NORMA \YMN COUN FY AV-8) 3830 Dorney Park Rd., Allentown 18104; lentown 18103; (215) 797-2200. 6. (215) 395-3724. A 200 acre theme park/wa- McIntosh Inn Rte. 22 & Airport Rd. S., Al- Attraction terpark featuring the top seasonal waterpark lentown 18103; (800) 444-2775. Great Bach Choir of Bethlehem 423 Hecke- in the U.S. Over 100 rides/attractions in- rates for families and seniors. Convenient, welder Place, Bethlehem 18018; (215) 866- cluding 11 waterslides. New attractions: clean and comfortable. HBO. 4382. Oldest most reknowned Bach Choir. Thunder Canyon, a 1,600 Coot river rafting Performances throughout the year. ridThe Red Garter Saloon. Special aurae- Accommodations-Campgrounds Bethlehem Visitors' Center 509 Main St., ti ite Water Landing, the tallest, fast- Allentown KOA Campground RD 2, Box Bethlehem 18018; (215) 868-1513. His- es , ttest waterfall plunge ride in the world. 2301, New Tripoli 18066; (610) 298-2160. tory, museums and festivals make a visit to Frank Buchman House do Lehigh County Bethlehem, PA a wonderful experience. Historical Society, 117 N. 11th St., Allen- Restaurants Burnside Plantation 1461 Schoenersville town 18102; (610) 435-4664. Victorian Rd. (next to racquetball club), Bethlehem row house, home to Moral Rearmament Walp's Restaurant & Guest House Union 18017; (215) 868-5044. Restored 18th cen- founder Frank Buchman. Blvd. at Airport Rd., Allentown 18103; tury barn; Moravian history, culture tours (215) 437-4841. Famous PA Dutch family by appointment. Haines Mill Museum c/o Lehigh County dining since 1936. Breakfast, lunch, dinner. Historical Society, 3600 Haines Mill Rd., Reasonable prices. Bus groups welcomed. Historic Bethlehem-18th Century Allentown 18104; (610) 435-4664. Former Exit Airport Rd. south off U.S. 22, then Moravian Industrial Quarter Main Street family-owned grist mill built 1760, restored 1 1/2 miles. & & Ohio Rd., Bethlehem 18018; (215) 691- 1909. 5300. Historic site on 10 acres; guided walk- Lehigh County Museum Old Courthouse, Entertainment ing tours daily. Admission. Hamilt in at Fifth St., Allentown 18101; John Sebastian Goundie House Main St. (610) 4 i5-4664. County museum includ- The Great Allentown Fair 302 N. 17th St., & Ohio Rd. (18th Century Industrial Quar- ing Indian, local history and Pennsylvania Allentown 18104-5097; (215) 435-SHOW ter), Bethlehem 18018; (215) 691-5300. German exhibits. (7469). Visit Pennsylvania's most exciting Charming brick Federal home built 1810 agricultural and entertainment exposition by prominent Moravian brewer. Lehigh County Velodrome Rtes. 222 & August 30 - September 5. 100, Trexlertown 18087; (215) 967-7587. Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts 427 Bicycle racing Friday evenings late May North New Street, Bethlehem 18018; (215) through August. Business office 217 Main BELFAST.. 868-6868. Glimpse of Bethlehem's Colonial St., Emmaus 18049. Notat IAMPTON COON I Y (W-7) and Victorian past. Group tours by appt. Lehigh Valley Chamber Orchestra Lehigh Valley Convention and Visitors Bu- 1 Center Square, Ste. 201, Allentown Attractions reau (Lehigh and Northampton Counties) 18101; (215) 770-9666. Professional orches-Jacobsburg Historical Society Henry Rd., 2200 Avenue A, Bethlehem 18017; (610) tra, sixteen subscription concerts, Septem- Belfast; (215) 759-9029. Ancestral home of the 882-9200, (800) 747-0561 (Continental ber-April, internationally renowned soloist. Henrys, master gunsmiths 1780 to late 1890's. U.S.). Fairs/festivals. Dorney Park & Wild- Liberty Bell Shrine 622 Hamilton Mall, Al- water Kingdom. Moravian Community, lentown 18102; (215) 435-4232. See where BENSALEM Bethlehem, museums, theatres, canal boat, t berry Bell was hidden in 1777. RUCKS (AWN I Y (#8) steam trains, game preserve, caves, camping, Over Caverns Durham St., Heller- skiing, cycling, hiking, fishing, antiquing. town 18055; (215) 838-8767. Guided walk-Attractions Moravian Museum of Bethlehem 66 West ing tours through beautiful crystal Discovery Zone Street Road Plaza 2625 Church St., Bethlehem 18018; (215) 867- formations, open all year. Street Rd., Bensalem 19020; (215) 245-0200. 0173. Oldest building in Bethlehem, early Fun-believable fitness for kids 12 and under. Moravian displays, tours available. Admission.

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NQW THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT Entertainment and the lively arts are ea'sy to find Experience the sights and sounds of Las Vegas-style r tounng Broadway shows and community theater, or headline musical performers at our many exciting night stops and theaters

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There's so much to do here, you'll want C to stay a while After a busy day of sightseeing, come home to a luxury hotel, a cozy bed and breakfast, a quaint country inn or an economy lodge Our wide vanety of affordable accomodations will give you a chance to relax while planning your next exciting day in the Valley Forge area

TABLE FOR 2, 3, 4.... No matter who or how many you're dining with, there's food for everyone's taste Feast on world-class international cuisine, ethnic vanety, fast-food, and local flavors from Pennsylvania Dutch Shoo-fly Pie to Phi lly Cheesesteaks

Make Vacation History Make your vacation a historical one See how people lived in Pennsylvania as far back as two centunes ago when you visit living history sites like Valley Forge National Historical Park and the Peter Wentz Farmstead Or, visit unique, novel museums like Streitwieser Historical Trumpet Museum, the Glencaim Museum and Mill Grove.

HIGH-FLYING FUN There's always something going on: Enjoy amazing stunt and fighter planes at an air show; listen to some good old-fashioned folk music at a festival; take in a relaxing crafts show or workshop and experience the local flavor of parades, fairs and civic celebrations throughout the year. 243 - )MilidO111111 aw.4.011111iMMII

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244 Sun Inn Preservation Association 556 Main Accommodations-Bed & Breakfasts St., Bethlehem 18018; (215) 866-1758. 18th Mill Creek Farm Bed & Breakfast 2348 century restored Moravian Inn. Museum Quarry Road, P.O. Box 816, Bucking tours, dining and gift shop. Attractions 18912; (215) 794-0776, (800) 562-1 Touchstone Theatre 321 East Fourth Bristol Cultural and Historical Founda- 1750 country manor house, country sett ng Street, Bethlehem 18015; (215) 867-1689. tion, Inc. P.O. Box 215, Bristol 19007; with horses, full breakfast. Near New Hope. Passionate, provocative, playful, professional (215) 781-9895. Sponsor of open houses, theatre in Bethlehem. Call for schedule. S. walking tours, boat rides and other events. CATASAUQUA Bristol Riverside Theatre 120 Radcliffe St., I 1-.111(;11- COLN (W 8) Accommodations-T7Bls/Motels Bristol 19007; (215) 788-7827. Professional Holiday Inn Bethlehem U.S. Rtes. 22 & Regional Theatre. Season Sept.-May. Musi; Attractions 512, Bethlehem 18017; (215) 866-5800, cals, comedies, drama. George Taylor House Lehigh & Poplar (800) HOLIDAY. Group rates, meetings Sts., Catasauqua 18032; (610) 435-4664. 800, packages, restaurants, lounges, golf, ski- I Historic home of George Taylor, signer of ing nearby. 6. Declaration of Independence. Shopping Attractions CHADDS FORD Christmas Barn 4186 Easton Ave., Bethle- Delaware County Historical Society 85 N. D1:1 . \\VARI.couNT\ hem 18017; (215) 861-0477. Unique gifts - Malin Rd., Broomall 19008; (215) 359- over 1000 music boxes - Christmas treas- 1148. Museurn/research library, open Mon. Attractions ures - open all year. through Thurs. 6. Barns-Brinton House US Rte. 1, Chadds Thomas Massey House P.O. Box 18, Ford 19317; (215) 388-7376. Tour re- Lawrence Rd. at Springhouse Rd., Broomall stored 1714 tavern. Summer weekends BLUE BUJ. 19008; (215) 353-3644. 18th century Eng- noon to 6pm. moNT(A) mi.m. cot .N (i18) lish Quaker home of indentured servant * Brandywine Battlefield Box 202, Accommodations-Hotels/Motels turned landowner. Chadds Ford 19317; (215) 459-3342. Korman Suites at Meadow Wick 1707 Headquarters of Washington during the Meadow Dr., Blue Bell 19422; (215) 275- BRYN ATHYN Battle of Brandywine in 1777. 5265. Country club atmosphere. Fully ap- moN rcoNi Lin' COUNTY (v8) Brandywine River Museum Rtes. 1 & 100, pointed townhouse suites. Wood burning Chadds Ford 19317; (215) 388-2700. The fireplaces. Attractions world's finest collection of Wyeth family art Bryn Athyn Cathedral Box 277, Bryn and more! 6. Athyn 19009; (215) 947-0266. Authenti- Chadds Ford Historical Society Rte.14110 BREINIGSVILLE cally built Gothic masterpiece. Spectacular North, Chadds Ford 19317; (215) 388- I HIRAI, COUNTY (\' -8) stained glass, beautifully landscaped gardens. 7376. Office open mornings Mon., Wed., Attractions Glencairn Museum 1001 Cathedral Rd., Fri. Museum open summer weekends. Terry Hill Waterpark 10000 Hamilton Bryn Athyn 19009-0757; (215) 938-2600. Chaddsford Winery Rte. One, Chadds Ford Blvd. (Rte. 222), Breinigsville 18031; (610) Romanesque home housing Medieval 19317; (215) 388-6221. Tour the winemak- 395-0222. The family waterpark since 1980 stained glass and other art treasures. ing cellars and taste the current vintage. - free parking - free picnic area. The Christian C. Sanderson Museum P.O. BUCKINGHAM Box 153, Chadds Ford 19317; (215) 388- Accommodations-Hotels/Motels Kicks COUNTY (x-9) 6545. Sanderson's unique lifetime collection Holiday Inn Allentown 7736 Adrienne of artifacts, Wyeth artwork and memorabilia. Dr., Breinigsville 18031; (215) 391-1000, Attractions John Chads House Rte. 100 North, (800)-HOLIDAY. (!5. Buckingham Valley Vineyards and Winery Chadds Ford 19317; (215) 388-7376. Tour 1521 Rte. 413, Buckingham 18912; (215) c. 1725 house. Beehive-oven baking. Sum- 794-7188. Bucks County's first and friendli-mer weekends noon to 6pm. est winery! Free wine tasting and tours. CHESTER SPRINGS ClIFSTERCOUNTY (V-101 ' Attractions Fox Meadow Farm 1439 Clover Mill Rd., GOOD NIGHT, $LEEP TIGHT Chester Springs 19425; (215) 827-9731. Prize winning farm winery with barnyard Clean, Comfortable, Affordable Lodging animals. Tours and castings. 7 Convenient Locations to Serve You Historic Yellow Springs, Inc. Art School In Pennsylvania V Rd., P.O. Box 62, Chester Springs. 19425; (215) We offer: PA Allentown 827-7414. 18th/19th century village, health spa, McIntosh Deluxe King Rooms Revolutionary War hospital and more. Non Smoking Rooms Harrisburg Inns, Free Local Calls King of Prussia Malvern For Reservations Free HBO/Cable TV Philadelphia Lancaster memaii Call Senior Citizen Rates 800-444-2775 Free AM Coffee DE .,,MD 245 BEATS STAYING AT HOME.

SHERATON VALLEY FORGE HOTEL PHILADELPHIA MARRIOTT WEST 1150 First Ave., King of Prussia 111 Crawford Ave., W Conshohocken (610) 337-2000 (610) 941-5600 or 1-800-524-4438 This hotel and entertainment complex is On the Liberty Trail between Philadelphia home to the legendary Lily Langtry's, a and Valley Forge, the Marriott offers conve- Victorian Theatre and Restaurant featuring nient access to 1-476 and 1-76. This brand shows that combine the best of Vegas and new hotel features heated pool pavilion/ Broadway. The hotel offers 476 rooms, whirlpool/sauna/exercise facilities, the including 70 world-class Fantasy Suites, Regatta Bar and Grille, Concierge guest four restaurants, a nightclub. Nautilus levels and gift shop. Agpa and more! Special rates available. eservations: 1-800-325-3535.

HISTORIC SKIPPACK VILLAGE SHOPS & RESTAURANTS Skippack Pike (Rt 73), Skippack (610) 584-3074 Once a stop on the 1900's rural trolley route, the Village's 50 shops and restaurants are tucked into restored original turn-of-the-century buildings, homes and barns. A warm country atmosphere per- wt vades the antique, craft and specialty shops, art galleries and fine restaurants. Open year round. Special events. Group packages available.

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100 N. Christopher Columbus Blvd. NAZARETI I lay (Formerly N. Delaware Ave.) Nola' lAmPTorNI cot IN IN (W-8) Comfort Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19106 Attractions Inn 2157627-7900 FAX: 215-238-0809 Moravian Historical Society and Whit POWS UIMOING field House Museum 214 E. Center St., FOR THE BEST RATES AND THE BEST LOCATION Nazareth 18064; (215) 759-5070. Moravian Church influence on early Ameri- can life, music, culture, history. See Our Coupon 253 Slate Quarry Winery 460 Gower Rd., Naz- areth 18064; (215) 759-0286. Open Fri., S un. 1pm to 6pm for tasting - sales. OUK WEEKENDS ARE ALL NEW HOPE YOU WOULD EXPECT Bric Ks COUN (Y-9) AND SOMEWHAT LFSS:$149 Attractions Bucks County Tourist Commission, Inc. P.O. Box 912, Dept. 56, Doylestown 18901; (215) 345-4552 and (800) 836 BUCKS (Cont. US). Museums, antiques, New Hope, historic sites, rafting and canoeing. Scenic beauty, Sesame Place, Peddler's Village, wonderful dining, country inns, bed and breakfasts and vineyards. Free Visitors Guide And Map. Coryell's Ferry Historic Boat Rides at Ger- enser's Exotic Ice Cream 22 South Main Street, New Hope 18938; (215) 862-2050. Exciting family fun - historic boat rides on the Delaware River. New Hope Mule Barge P.O. Box 164, New Street, New Hope 18938; (215) 862- At $149* per night, our price is as inviting compromising. Please call your travel pro- 2842. Mule drawn Canal Barge on scenic as the weekend. You'll enjoy Philadelphia's fessional or 800-241-3333 or 215-563-1600 Delaware Canal with Historian & folksinger. exclusive shops and restaurants. Museums for reservations and information. And treat New Hope and Ivyland Rail Road P.O. and historical sites nearby. Complimentary yourself to a weekend that exceeds your Box 634, Bridge & Stockton Sts., New parking. And our service: warm and un- expectations. And a price that doesn't. Hope 18938; (215) 862-2332. Scenic old fashioned steam train ride. Fun for the THE RITZ-CARLTON' PHILADELPHIA whole family. ,,,,a9helcadreiatisofthel4brid,, The Parry Mansion Museum 45 S. Main *Taxes and gratuities excluded. Subject to availability. illtew Hope 18938; (215) 862-5652. The RitzCarlton is a proud winner of the 1992 Makolm Baldrige National Quality Award. 1 weekends May thru November 1-5 pm. Village of New Hope P.O. Box 633, New Hope 18938; (215) 862-3730. Unique shopping, fine dining, charming bed & breakfast, art galleries & antiquing. Accommodations-Bed & Breakfasts The Fox & Hound of New Hope 246 W. Bridge St., New Hope 18938; (215) 862-5082. Accommodations-Country Inns Centre Bridge Inn Rts. 32 & 263, Box 74 Star Route, New Hope 18938; (215) 862- 2048. A romantic country inn and restaurant. Lodgings have full private bath and period furnishings. Fireside and river view dining in season. Rich old world atmosphere.

Accommodations- Hotels/Motels Holiday Inn Route 202, New Hope 18938; (215) 862-5221 and (800) HOLIDAY. Ban- quets/meetings to 250, pool, tennis courts, playground, lounge, restaurant. Warrington Lodge Rts. 611 & 132, War- rington 18976; (800) 333-1827. Pool playgroundrefrigeratorsfree HBO f1 excellent restaurantno minimum stay. *Ail 1.1 PAOI.i Arden Theatre Company at St. Stephen's Fort Mifflin on the Delaware Fort Mifflin Alley Performing Arts Center 923 Ludlow Rd., Philadelphia 19153; (215) 492-1881. Filt COUNTY tW-I U) St., Center City Philadelphia 19107; (215) National Historic Landmark, tours, dir Attractions 829-8900. Innovative...Exciting...Philadel- strations, events, April-Nov., Wed.-S Historic Waynesborough 2049 Waynesbor- phia Inquirer's 1993 "Theatre Company of Franklin Court between Market & Chest- ough Rd., P.O. Box 433, Paoli 19301; the Year!" nut, 3rd & 4th Sts., Philadelphia 19106; (215) 647-1779. Historic Waynesborough Army-Navy Museum Chestnut St. between (215) 597-8974. Site of Benjamin Frank- is a restored mansion of General Anthony 3rd & 4th Sts., Philadelphia 19106; (215) lin's home. Wayne. 597-8974. Exhibits the beginnings of the The Franklin Institute Science Museum Wharton Esherick Studio Valley Forge Army and Navy. 20th St. & The Parkway, Philadelphia P.O. Box 595, Paoli 19301. Tours, home/ Atwater Kent Museum The History Mu- 19103-1194; (215) 448-1200. A state-of- works of "Dean of American Craftsmen". seum of Philadelphia 15 S. 7th St., Philadel-the-art 21st century science museum. (610) 644-5822 - Reservations required. et. phia 19106; (215) 922-3031. Colonial and Historic Rittenhouse Town 206 Lincoln Victorian artifacts. Toys, miniatures, doll- Drive, Philadelphia 19144; (215) 438- house. Changing exhibits. 6. 5711. Colonial Village, site of first paper- PH I AD ELP.FI IA Betsy Ross House 239 Arch St., Philadel- mill in America, birthplace of David PHILA. COUNTY (X-11) phia 19106; (215) 627-5343. House where Rittenhouse. Attractions Betsy Ross made the first American flag. Historical Society of Pennsylvania 1300 Lo- Academy of Natural Sciences Museum FREE. cust St., Philadelphia 19107; (215) 732- 19th & Ben Franklin. Pkwy., Philadephia Bishop White House Walnut St. between 6201. Continuing Exhibition: "Finding 19103; (215) 299-1000. Roam with the di- 3rd & 4th Sts., Philadelphia 19106; (215) Philadelphia's Past." Through July 23: nosaurs, travel to exotic locales, experience 597-8974. Upper class restored home of "Crossroads" exhibit. the power of planet Earth, all for one all- America's 1st Episcopalian bishop. Independence Hall Chestnut St. between inclusive price. Carpenter's Hall Chestnut St. between 3rd 5th & 6th Sts., Philadelphia 19106; (215) The American Historical Theatre 2008 & 4th Sts., Philadelphia 19106; (215) 597- 597-8974. Declaration of Independence Mt. Vernon St., Philadelphia 19130; (215) 8974. Meetingplace of 1st Continental Con-and Constitution signed here. 232-2690. Philadelphia and national inter- gress in 1774. John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge at active historical performance. Booking infor- Christ Church in Philadelphia 2nd Street Tinicum 86th Street & Lindbergh Blvd., mation, schedule, call. above Market, Philadelphia 19106; (215) Philadelphia 19153; (215) 365-3118. Larg- American Swedish Historical Museum 922-1695. Active historic church open to est freshwater tidal marsh in Pennsylvania. 1900 Pattison Ave., Philadelphia 19145; visitors daily 9am-5pm. Free. Nature Programs on weekends. (215) 389-1776. Discover Swedish influ- Churchville Nature Center 501 Church- Liberty Bell Pavilion Market St. betwee ences on American culture through exhibi- ville Lane, Churchville 18966; (215) 357- 5th & 6th Sts., Philadelphia 19106; (2 tions and festivals. 4005. Interpretive center, nature trails, 597-8974. Our nation's most cherishe environmental programs, nature store, symbol of freedom. Lenape Village. (5- Marine Corps Memorial Museum Chest- Concerto Soloists Chamber Orchestra of nut St. between 3rd & 4th Sts., Philadel- Philadelphia Walnut St. Theatre Bldg., 9th phia 19106; (215) 597-8974. Exhibits on & Walnut Sts., Philadelphia 19107; (215) the marines in the Revolution. OMNI OHOTEL 574-3550. Critically acclaimed chamber or- Merriam Theater at the University of the AT INDEPENDENCE PARK chestra performing 18th through 20th cen- Arts 250 S. Broad St., Philadelphia 19102; tury music. (215) 732-5997. Theater serves as a per- Congress Hall 6th & Chestnut Sts., Phila- formance hall for many professional touring Get away from it all delphia 19106; (215) 597-8974. United companies. States Congress met here from 1790-1800. Morris Arboretum of the University of PA in the middle of everything! Cruiser Olympia P.O. Box 928, Philadel- 100 Northwestern Ave., Philadelphia phia 19105; (215) 922-1898. Tours of Ad- 19118; (215) 247-5777. Romantic Victo- $89 Weekend Rates* miral Dewey's Flag Ship from the Spanish rian landscape garden. Rose garden, swan 401 Matsui StreetPhiladelphia, PA 19106 American War. pond. Open daily. (215) 925-0000 Declaration House 7th & Market Sts., Movement Theatre International Westmin- per night, subject to availability Philadelphia 19106; (215) 597-8974. ster House, 3700 Chestnut St., Philadelphia Where Thomas Jefferson wrote the Declara- 19104-3180; (215) 382-0600. Presents in- tion of Independence. ternational movement and dance theatre in ...sINVIONVIN111.11NIVIIALWOV14111 Dock Street Brewing Co. 2 Logan Sq. converted Gothic church. 6. i (18th & Cherry), Philadelphia 19103; Mummers Museum 1100 S. 2nd St., Phila- (;,1 Lloolall(lli the I,(215) 496-0413. Philadelphia's only full delphia 19147; (215) 336-3050. Participa- ri I ion, (01. litc Sea grain brewery. Brewery tours, brasserie menu. tory exhibits, displays. Explore history, eEdgar Allan Poe National Historic Site 7th tradition of Philadelphia Mummer Parade. 6. "I I".Phihulelphia e& Spring Garden Sts., Philadelphia 19106; Museum of American Art of the Pennsylva- (215) 597-8780. Home of outstanding nia Academy of the Fine Arts 118 N. .11(irilimv .11tisertin;19th century author. Broad St. at Cherry, Philadelphia 19102; - :!, (li:-Him( `-t Elfreth's Alley 2nd St. between Arch & (215) 972-7600. The nation's premier 0 614- / scum of American art featuring three c 0//,y , -I(/I I ,0Race Sts., Philadelphia 19106; (215) 574- 0560. Oldest residential street in America, ries of works. Museum House open to visitors. Norman Rockwell Museum 601 Walnut e e St., Philadelphia 19106; (215) 922-4345. I...., -, 1,...'..1 It) 411, Gift shop and exhibit of 600 Rockwell illus- trations. $2.00 admission. i VA 255 11\k114e, Old City Hall 5th & Chestnut Sts., Phila- Rosenbach Museum & Library 2010 USS Becuna SS 319 Delaware Ave. & delphia 19106; (215) 597-8974. Meeting DeLancey Place. Philadelphia 19103; (215) Spruce Sz., Philadelphia 19106; (215) 922- for U.S. Supreme Court from 1791- 732-1600. Rare books, manuscripts, prints, 2279. World War II Diesel Submarine. drawings and decorative arts. Visitor Center 3rd & Chestnut Sts., Phila- 1 Opera Company of Philadelphia Academy Second Bank of the U.S. Chestnut St. be- delphia 19106; (215) 597-8974 or 597- of Music, Broad and Locust Sts., Philadel- tween 4th & 5th Sts., Philadelphia19106; 1785. Park and city and accessibility phia 19102; (215) 981-1454 or Academy (215) 597-8974. Houses the park's portrait information. Charge (215) 893-1999. Highest quality gallery. Wagner Free Institute of Science 17th St. grand opera, combining exceptional interna- Society Hill Playhouse 507 South 8th & Montgomery Ave., Philadelphia 19121; tional artists, music, dance and theatre. 6. Street, Philadelphia 19147; (215) 923- (215) 763-6529. Dinosaurs, fossils, miner- Painted Bride Art Center 230 Vine St., 0210. Philadelphia's oldest off-Broadway als and more. Landmark Historic Natural Philadelphia 19106; (215) 925-9914. Arts theatre in historic David Garrick Hall. Science Museum. presenter featuring dance, theater, poetry, Stephen Girard Collection Girard College, Walnut Street Theatre 9th & Walnut Sts., folk, jazz, new/world music. 6. 2101 S. College Ave., Philadelphia 19121- Philadelphia 19107; (215) 574-3550. Pennsylvania Ballet 1011 S. Broad St., 4897; (215) 787-2600. Eighteenth century America s oldest theatre provides top-notch Philadelphia 19147; (215) 551-7000. Penn- furniture, silver, porcelain, owned by entertainment at great savings. sylvania's oldest and foremost classical and Stephen Girard. Thursdays. The Wilma Theater 2030 Sansom St., contemporary ballet company. Thaddeus Kosciuszko National Memorial Philadelphia 19103; (215) 963-0249, Box Pennsylvania Pro Musica 225 S. 42nd St., 3rd & Pine Sts., Philadelphia 19106; (215) Office (215) 963-0345. An Intimate, Inno- Philadelphia 19104; (215) 222-4517. Virtu- 597-8974. Temporary home of this Revolu- vative, International Theater. Philadelphia's oso concerts, meu'ieval, modern. AnnualMes- tionary hero. leading "Art Theater". siah, St. Cecilia concerts, epic oratorios. 6. Todd House 4th & W .t Sts., Philadel- Wissahickon Skating Club 550 W. Willow Philadanco: The Philadelphia Dance Com- phia 19106; (215) 597 -8.'74. Middle class Ave., Philadelphia 19118; (215) 247-1759. pany 9 N. Preston St., Philadelphia 19104; restored home of Dolly Todd Madison. Ice skating year round, lessons all ages, rink (215) 387-8200. A superlative interracial The Turf Club - Upper Darby 69th & rentals, parties. company featuring an exciting repertoireof Walnut, the New Sears Bldg., Upper Darby choreography. 19082; (215) 352-5666. Casual dining! Accommodations -Bed & Breakfasts Philadelphia Convention and Visitors Bu- Horse racing action! Off-track betting! Thomas Bond House B & B 129 S. 2nd reau 1515 Market St., Suite 2020, Philadel- The University Museum of Archaeology Street, Philadelphia 19106; (800) 845 phia 19102; (215) 636-1666, (800) 321- and Anthropology University of Pennsylva- BOND. Independence National Historic 9563 (Cont. U.S. & Can.). Celebrate the nia, 33rd & Spruce Sts., Philadelphia Park, restored 1769, on National Register. Pe- 350th birthday of William Penn, the foun- 19104; (215) 898-4000. Materials from an- riod furnishings, private baths, TV, telephone. ,'lf Pennsylvania, in Philadelphia in 1994. cient Egypt, Mesopotamia, Asia, the Ameri- Complimentary wine, cheese, breakfast. AAA, .adelphia Drama Guild 100 N. 17th cas, and more! 6. Mobil, ABBA rated. Suites, fireplaces. Street, Philadelphia 19103; (215) 563- 7530. Professional theater producing season of First-rate classical and contemporary plays. Philadelphia Maritime Museum 321 Chest- nut Street, Philadelphia 19106; (215) 925- 5439. Discover new worlds of adventure on the seas and waterways. Philadelphia Museum of Art 26th St. & Benjamin Franklin Pkwy., Philadelphia 19101; (215) 763-8100. Third largest mu- Where independence seum in the country. Not to be missed!6. was oncedeclared, The Philadelphia Zoo 3400 W. Girard Ave., Philadelphia 19104; (215) 243-1100. satisfaction is America's first zoo, open daily year round 9:30am.-5:30pm. nowguaranteed. Please Touch Museum for Children 210 N. 21st Street, Philadelphia 19103; (215) 963-0667. The nation's first hands-on mu- Te cater to your every want seum for children 7 and younger.6. VV and need right in the heart Polish American Cultural Center Museum of America's most historic and 308 Walnut St., Philadelphia 19106; (215) exciting neighborhood. Satis- 922-1700. Museum features displays on faction guaranteed. Polish history, culture and paintings. Free. Reading Terminal Market 12th & Arch Sts., Philadelphia 19107; (215) 922-2317. Over 70 fresh food stalls and lunch counters since 1892. tS) Open Mon.-Sat. 8am-6pm, closed Sun. Sheraton Society Hill HOTEL Rodin Museum 22nd Street and Benjamin PHILADELPHIA sklin Parkway, Philadelphia 19101: Come for the history, yat7t siroy co,. the service. 1.15) 684-7788. Greatest collection of 2nd &Walnut StreetsPhiladelphiaExit 16 of 1.95 Rodin sculpture outside of Paris! 215/238-6000 or 800/3253535 or call your lOCAtravel agent INESheratoni 114.64.41NSYLVANIA'S BUCKS COUNTY.0 0

RAMADA® HOTEL Best Value of Bucks County. ANEW HOPE MULE BARGE Sesame Place Package with Experience Canal Life as it Existed Tickets, Breakfast & Children's over 160 Years Ago. Travel the Activity Center. Other Weekend Picturesque Delaware Canal on an Packages, Indoor-Outdoor Pool, Old-fashioned, Mule-drawn Barge. Two Restaurants, Lounge, Historian & Folk-singer on Board. Entertainment, Near Franklin New Street. P.O. Box 164. New Hope. Mills. New Hope and Center .r. PA 18938. 215-862-2842 City. 2400 Old Lincoln Hwy. Trevose, PA 19053 1-800-238-3269 or 215-638-8300

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WASHINGTON'S C ROOM INO/APSON-NULY NOUSE FRANKLIN MILLS VALUE MALL itOta.0.13 Shoppers Will Find Over 200 ZYM Outlet and Discount Stores All Nestled in the Heart of Historic - Under One Roof and on One Floor. Bucks County. Shopping. A Mile of Stores Include: J.C. Penny Antiques, Art Galleries, Dinner Outlet. Spiegel Outlet, Saks Fifth Theatres and Murder Mysteries, Avenue Clearinghouse, Filene's Meeting Facilities, Banquets. Basement. Nordstrom Factory Route 202, New Hope PA 18938 Direct, and Burlington Coat Factory. 1.800-HOLIDAY or 215-862-5221 The Best Selection of Brand-Name Merchandise Is Always 20% - 60% ANEW HOPE Less at Franklin Mills. A charming, cosmopolitan 1455 Franklin Mills Circle, village. Enjoy a romantic bed & P.O. Box 6039, Philadelphia. breakfast. browse the art galleries. PA 19114-0639. 1-800-336-MALL go antiquing, dine at over 30 fine restaurants, frequent the exceptional gift shops. P.O. Box 633, New Hope. PA 18938 For more information call 215-862-3730 Plri Pri ALA A. 'WV .14.sill

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FOR A FREE VISITORS GUIDEANDMAP CALL: -,840-836-BUCKS 258 Accommodations_-Hotels/Motels Penn Tower Hotel Civic Center Blvd. and POINT PLEASANT Best Western Hotel Philadelphia North- 34th Sr., Philadelphia 19104; (215) 387- Buc (.01.1N IN (X-91 east 11580 Roosevelt Blvd., Philadelphia 8333. Call for our special historic value 19116; (215) 464-9500. 100 newly reno- packages and rates. Attractions vated rooms. Three miles from PA Turn- The Ritz-Carlton 17th & Chestnut Sts. Bucks County River Country P.O. Box 6, pike and 1-95. 6. Liberty Place, Philadelphia 19103; (215) Pt. Pleasant 18950; (215) 297-3400. 256 Chestnut Hill Hotel 8229 Germantown 563-1600. Located in the heart of Center acre picnic & reunion resort. Offec:ng out- Ave., Philadelphia 19118; (215) 242-5905 City's business, entertainment, museum and door fun for 100-6000. shopping districts. Offering Club Level pri- or (800) 628-9744. 28 rooms, historic dis- Point Pleasant Canoe and Tube Inc. P.O. trict, European charm, modern amenities, vacy and exquisite dining. .:,neraton Society Hill Hotel 2nd & Walnut Box 6, Pt. Pleasant 18950; (215) 297-8406. weekend packages. 2-4 hour tubing, canoeing and rafting out- Comfort Inn at Penn's Landing 100 N. Sts., Philadelphia 19106-3996; (215) 238- 6000. America's most historic area. Free ings on the beautiful Delaware River. Open Christopher Columbus Blvd.. Philadelphia daily April-Oct. Also available overni ca- pool, Health Club. Hadley's Restaurant, 19106; (215) 627-7900. Located in the heart noe outings and getaway overnight pacpackes. of Penn's Landing. Complimentary continen- Wooden Nickel Pub. Enjoy breakfast, tal breakfast, free parking and courtesy van drinks, music in The Courtyard. 6- service to area restaurants and attractions. The Warwick 1701 Locust St., Philadelphia 19103; (215) 735-6000 or (800) 523-4210. POTTSTOWN Days Inn 4200 Roosevelt Blvd., Philadel- MON TGOM ERY COUNTY (V- 10) phia 19124; (215) 289-9200. Luxurious, European elegance and outstanding value right in center city. Dining, enter- Attractions Days inniPhiladelphia International Air- tainment, sightseeing all in the neighbor- port 4101 Island Ave., Philadelphia 19153; Pottsgrove Manor Route 100 & W. King hood. A Philadelphia favorite. (215) 492-0400. St., Pottstown 19464; (215) 326-4014. Four Seasons Hotel One Logan Square, Early Georgian home of John Ports, colo- Philadelphia 19103; (215) 963-1500. Five Shoppin nial ironmaster, founder of Pottstown. Re- Diamored award winning hotel, health spa, Franklin Mills 1455 Franklin Mills Circle, cently restored, museum shop. indoor pool, jacuzzi. nationally acclaimed Philadelphia 19154; (800) 336-6255. 200 Streitwieser Foundation Trumpet Museum Fountain Restaurant and Swaim Lodge. specialty stores at 20% to 60% below retail 880 Vaughan Rd., Pottstown 194C '1; (610) Hampton Inn Philadelphia NE 1329 Bris- prices. 6. 327-1351. 1000 brass instruments on dis- tol Pk., Bensalem 19020; (215) 245-5222. play; call for an appointment. 141 deluxe guest rooms, breakfast included. Transportation Exercise room, seasonal pool. Budget Rent a Car of Philadelphia/ New Accommodations- Hotels/Motels Holiday Inn - City Centre 1800 Market Jersey/ Delaware. 13 convenient locations Comfort Inn Rt. 100 & Shoemaker Rd St., Philadelphia 19103; (215) 561-7500 throughout the Delaware Valley. LOW Pottstown 19464; (215) 326-5000. and (8144) HOLIDAY. RATES. Economy cars through luxurious Ramada Inn Rt. 100 & W. King St. (near Holiday Inn- City Line (1-76, Exit 33), Lincoln Town Cars. Mini Vans, 15 Passen- Rt. 422 & 100), Pottstown 19464; (215) 4100 Presidential Blvd., Philadelphia ger Vans and Cargo Vans. See display ad for 326-6700. 25 miles from Reacting, Lancas- 19131; (215) 477-0200, (800) HOLIDAY. the locations nearest you. ter, Valley Forge, King of Prussia. Holiday Inn - Express Midtown (13th & Walnut) 1305-11 Walnut Sr., Philadelphia PI 10ENIXVILLE PROSPECT PARK 19107; (215) 735-9300, (800) HOLIDAY. ( Ill.tiIFR()I N Y IV 10) Di I AWARE (. ()UN IN (#81 Holiday Inn - Independence Mall (Historic Attractions Attractions Area) 400 Arch St., Philadelphia 19106; Water World Rte. 724, Phoenixville * Morton Homestead PA 420 at Darby (215) 923-8660, (800) HOLIDAY. His- 19460; (215) 935-1290. Wet, wild, funder- Creek, Prospect Park; (215) 583-7221. toric sites are just blocks from our hotel. ful, open Memorial Day to Labor Day. 17th century log home of Swedish grandfa- 364 guest rooms, outdoor rooftop pool, two ther of John Morton, signer of Declaration restaurants and a lounge. 6. PIPERSVILLE of Independence. Holiday Inn - Stadium 900 Packer Ave., Rtvi:s (num Y IN-91 Philadelphia 19148; (215) 755-9500 and (800) HOLIDAY. Attractions SCIINECKSVILLE The Latham Hotel 135 South 17th Street, Keystone State Balloon Tours, Inc. P.O. couN rY (v-s) Philadelphia 19103; (215) 563-7474. Box 162, Pipersville 18947; (215) 294- Attractions Charrra.mg European style hotel. Intimate at- 8034. Hot air balloon rides over beautiful Trexler- Lehigh County Game Preserve mospilere, personalized service, two restau- Bucks County. 5150 Game Preserve Road, Schnecksville rants, health club, pool, room service, valet 18078; (215) 799-4171. 1700 acres - native parking. Walk to all the excitement of Phila- and exotic animals, petting zoo, picnic areas. delphia. Nearby shopping. Hotel offers spe- PrymouniMEETING cial amenities such as: turn down service NioN l coNaRyl. ouN (#8) nightly with imported chocolates. Compli- Accommodations-Hotels/Motels SCI IWENKSVIII E mentary' coffee in hotel lobby every morning. Guest Quarters Suite Hotel - Plymouth MoN I (QOM l.RY (.0UN (W-91 Omni Hotel at Independence Park 4th & Meeting 640 W. Germantown Pike, Ply- Attractions Chestnint Sts., Philadelphia 19106; (215) mouth Meeting 19462; (215) 834-8300. 925-0000. Luxury accommodations lo- Pennypacker Mills Rt. 73 & Haldeman Nothing beats a suite in a first class hotel. Rd., Schwenksville 19473; (215) 287-9349. cated in historic district across from Inde- The Inn at Plymouth Meeting 401 Ply- pendence Park. 6. Turn-of-the-century country gent1Cman's es- mouth Road, Plymouth Meeting 19462; tate of Gov. Samuel W. Pennypacker. (215) 825-1980.

4150 SKI PPACK Valley Forge Convention & Visitors Bu- MON rGoEgv COUNTY (w:16) reau (Montgomery County) 600 W. Ger- mantown Pike, Plymouth Meeting 19462; II Ift (800) 345-8112 (Cont. U.S. & Can.), Accommodations-Hotels/Motels Historic Skippack Village Shops and Res- (215) 834-1550. VALLEY FORGE- Land taurants Skippack Pike (Rt. 73), Skippack of George Washington's historicencamp- Devon Courtyard By Marriott 762 W. Lan- caster Ave., Wayne 19087; (215) 687-6633, 19474; (215) 584-3074. 50 shops. Open ment, outstanding restaurants, nighttime en- Year Round. Special Events. Friendly. tertainment and great attractions. Affordable (800) 321-2211. On historic Main Line, Country ambiance. accommodations. Easy access to Philadelphia, Devon Horse Show, Villanova, Eastern College. Brandywine, Lancaster and Atlantic City. Valley Forge Historical Society Museum Valley Forge Courtyard By Marriott 1100 P.O. Box 122, Rt. 23 and N. Gulph Rd., Drummers Lane, Wayne 19087; (215) 687- Valley Forge 19481; (215) 783-0535. 6700, (800) 321-2211. Valley Forge Na- American Revolutionary War Museum tional Park and Music Fair, King of Prussia Attractions - Mall. The Scott Arbo etuin of Swarthmore Col- colonial artifacts and George Washington lege 500 College Ave., Swarthmore 19081- memorabilia. 1397; (610) 328-8025. 3,000 kinds of Valley Forge National Historical Park P.O. WEST CHESTER plants displayed in a variety of gardens. Box 953, Rte. 23 and N. Gulph Rd., Valley CHESTER COUNTY 1V-111 Forge 19481; (215) 783-1077. Site of the famed 1777-78 winter encampment of George Attractions Washington and the Continental Army. Chester County Art Association 100 N. BumsBUGS COUNTYCOUNTY (#8) Bradford Avenue, West Chester 19382; Accommodations-Hotels/Motels (215) 696-5600. Active Art Center offering Accommodations-Hotels/Motels classes, exhibitions, trips, workshops and Holiday Inn-Bucks County 4700 Street Econo Lodge at Valley Forge 815 W. DeKalb Pike, King of Prussia 19406; (215) lectures. 6%. Rd. @ PA Turnpike exit 28, Trevose Chester County Historical Society 225 N. 19053; (215) 364-2000 or (800)-HOLI- 265-7200. Featuring moderate rates for spacious rooms, free cable, continental High Sr., West Chester 19380; (215) 692- DAY. 215 room high rise. Indoor pool,res- breakfast, outdoor pool. 4800. Outstanding collections reveal the taurant, lounge. Free parking. rich legacy of Chester County's past. Howard Johnson Hotel- Trevose 2779 US Philadelphia Marriott West 111 Crawford Avenue, West Conshohocken 19428; (215) Chester County Tourist Bureau (Chester 1 North, Trevose 19053; (215) 638-4554. County Government Services Center), 601 Full service hotel featuringrestaurant, out- 941-5600. Located on the Liberty Trail, free parking, convenient access to 1-76 & 1-476. Westtown Road, Suite 170, West Chester r pool, and game room. 19382; (215) 344-6365, (800) 228-9933 ada Hotel of Bucks County 2400 Old (Continental U.S. & Canada). 'tiepin Hwy., Trevose 19053; (215) 638- Shopping 8300. Sesame Package, children's activity King of Prussia Shopping Complex 160 N. room, indoor/outdoor pool, best value. Gulph Rd., King of Prussia 19406; (215) WORCESTER Trevose Red Roof Inns, Inc. PA Turnpike, 265-3353. The largest shopping complex MONTGOMERY COUNTY 1W10 Exit 28 at US 1 South and Rt. 132, Trevose on the East Coast. Attractions 19053; (215) 244-9422. Clean, comfortable Peter Wentz Farmstead Schultz Rd., off Rt. rooms at an affordable price. Free coffee, newspaper. VILLANOVA 73, Worcester 19490; (215) 584-5104. Re- MONTGOMERY COUNTY (#8) stored colonial farmhouse used by Washing- Attractions ton before aid after Battle of Germantown. lb Rural Nista y Cooperative do Peter Wentz Villanova Theatre Villanova University, Farmstead P.O. Box 240, Worcester 19490; Vasey Hall, Villanova 19085; (215) 645- (215) 584-5104. Eleven historic sites 4760. A semi-professional university- repre- Campgrounds sent diverse architecture/lifestyles of ! luth- Philadelphia/West Chester KOA P.O. Box related theatre company performing Oct. eastern PA. 920PA, Unionville 19375; (610) 486-0447. through April. Philadelphia, Valley Forge, guidedtours, pool, cabins. April through October. WASHINGTON CROSSING BUCKS COUNTY (Y-9) VALLEY FORGE Attractions moN GOMERY COUNTY (W-10) Bowman's Hill Tower P.O. Box 103, Wash- Attractions ington Crossing 18977; (215) 862-2924or Monument to Patriots of African Descent 862-3166. Commanding view of Delaware (Valley Forge National Historical Park) River Valley and historic Bucks County. P.O. Box 122, Rc. 23 and N. Gulph Rd., Bowman's Hill Wildflower Preserve P.O. Valley Forge 19481; (215) 783-1077. Box 103, Washington Crossing 18977; Erected in honor of the more than 5,000 (215) 862-2924. Guided tours daily 2pm., African-Americans who gave their lives fight-Plant Sale May 7 & 8, Wildflower Week- for America's freedom. end May 14 & 15. 6. ited States Hot Air Balloon Co. P.O. k Washington Crossing Historic Park Box 490, Hopewell Rd., St. Peters 10470; P.O. Box 103, Washington Crossing 1-800-76-FLY US. Flights daily, hot air 18977; (215) 493-4076. Here General balloon champagne flights, corporate, gift George Washington crossed the Delaware certificates. River on Christmas night 1776. OCONOMOUNTAINS REGION

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THE POCONO MOUNTAINS REGION IS A YEAR-ROUND PLAYGROUND OFFERING BREATHTAKING SCENERY AND ALMOST UNLIMITED OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES. Fishing, swimming, boating, hiking, world- famous auto racing and professional baseball (the Scranton Red Barons are a Phil lies AAA club) all attract visitors. Cities like Scranton and Wilkes-Barre preserveAmerica'sindustrialheritage. Anthracite coal was first mined here, and tours of the Lackawanna Coal Mine and Ashland's Pioneer Tunnel Coal Mine give visitors a firsthand look at "the coal-mining industry."

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BEST COPY AVAILABLE 263 This is a region steeped in railroad lore. And when the snow falls, the region becomes Scranton's Steamtown National Historic Site a skiing mecca promising exhilarating slopes for features working steam engines, tours andbeginners and experts. Ice fishing, snow- excursions. mobiling, skating, and tobogganing all attract winter sports enthusiasts. Four seasons of fun are waiting in the Pocono. As far back as 1815, vacationers MOuntains Region. journeyed to the Pocono Mountain counties of Carbon, Wayne, Monroe and Pike. Charming Victorian-era towns like Jim Thorpe are a cherished reminder of another America. The Appalachian Trail, America's first scenic trail, enters Pennsylvania from the north at the Delaware Water Gap. And the Loyalsock Trail, a demanding wilderness passage, follows mountain peaks with average elevations from 1,700 to 1,900 feet. No shad fisherman will want to miss a quiet spring morning along the Delaware River as the shad begin spawning upriver from Delaware Bay.

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Endless Mountains Visitors Bureau (Bradford, Sullivan, Susquehanna, Wyoming Counties) RR 6, Box 132A OCONO Tunkhannock, PA 18657-9232 (717) 836-5431 Pocono Mountains Vacation MOUNTAINS Bureau, Inc. (Carbon, Monroe, Pike, Wayne Counties) 1004 Main Street REGION Stroudsburg, PA 18360 (800) 762-6667 (Continental U.S.) (717) 424-6050 Pennsylvania's Northeast Territory Visitors Bureau (Lackawanna and Luzern Counties) Airport Aviation Center Hangar Road Avoca, PA 18641 (800) 245-7711 (Continental U.S.) (717) 457-1320 Schuylkill County Visitors Bureau P.O. Box 237 91 South Progress Avenue Pottsville, PA 17901 (800) 765-7282 (Continental U.S.) (717) 622-7700

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September 15-October 15 Early February FALL FOLIAGE FESTIVAL ICE TEE GOLF TOURNAMENT Four-county Pocono Region Hawley (X-5) Monroe County Pike County Free (800) POCONOS or Lake Wallenpaupack (717) 421-5791 Participant entry fee (717) 226-3191 Celebrations of culture, heritage, mu- Golfers are invited to come out of hi- sic, art, food and crafts. bemation for this slippery event 9:30 am-3 pm October (weekends) STOURBRIDGE LINE RAIL Late February EXCURSION FALL COLORS KEYSTONE STATE GAMES Honesdale (W-4) Scranton (4-5) May 15 Mid-June Wayne County Lackawanna County AMERICAN WAY STREET FAIR ARTS & CRAFTS STREET FAIR Montage Ski Area Honesdale, PA Hawley (X-5) $ (717) 253-1960 Participant entry fee (717) 969-7669 Pottsville (T-7) Schuylkill County Wayne County Amateur racers from all across the Take a 4112 hour train excursion Centre St. Free (717) 226-3191 through brilliant colored foliage. 9:30 state compete for gold, silver and Free (717) 628-2702 Hand-crafted items from artisans and am & 2:30 rrE bronze medals in Alpine Skiing. Festivities including entertainment craftsmen from across the northeast. crafts, children's activities, and 9 am-5 pm November 24-January 1 MARCH amusements. 1-7 pm HOLIDAY IN THE POCONOS June 11-25 Carbon, Monroe, Pike & Wayne May 22-23, 28-29 LAUREL FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS Counties (X-7) Mid-March QUIET VALLEYS FARM ANIMAL Jim Thorpe (V-7) Monroe County SPRING CARNIVAL FROLIC Carbon County $ (717) 421-5791 or (800) POCONOS Union Dale (W-4) Stroudsburg (X-7) Old Mauch Chunk National Historic Thanksgiving feasts, Victorian Christ- Susquehanna County Monroe County District mas celebrations and New Years rev- Elk Mountain Ski Resort Quiet Valley Living Historical Farm $ (717) 325-4439 or 325-3441 els. $ (717) 679.2611 $ (717) 992-6161 Enjoy classicaVchamber music, art, Costume parade, races, spring skiing Pet baby farm animals, hay-jumping, poetry, and dance in Victorian setting. and fun for everyone. 8:30 am-10 pm pony ricles,food and games. Sat 10 JANUARY am-4 pm, Sun noon-4 pm June 12 March 13 NASCAR-WINSTON CUP SERIES 500 January 14-17 CHARTER DAY May 27-30 Long Pond (W-6) MOUNTAINS OF CHOCOLATE Statewide MOUNTAIN LAUREL GREAT Monroe County FESTIVAL Many of the PA Historical & Museum AMERICAN COUNTRY FESTIVAL Pocono International Raceway Pocono Manor (W-6) Sites throughout PA White Haven (U-6) $ (717) 646-2300 or 1-800-RACEWAY Monroe County Free (717) 787-1019 Carbon County A 500-mile superspeedway NASCAR $ (800) 233-8150 or (717) 839-7111 Celebrates the granting of a Charter Mountain Laurel Resort Winston Cup event. Chocolate marketplace, tastings, auc- by King Charles II to William Penn. $ (717) 443-8411 or (800) 458-5921 tion, Culinary Instlute of Amenca stu- Noon -5 pm at most sites Country concerts and dancing in an dent workshops and demonstrations, American country fair atmosphere. June 12-14 and chocolate fashion show. Noon-Midnight SHAWNEE LADY CLUB APRIL PROFESSIONAL GOLF CLASSIC ICE CARVING FESTIVAL Shawnee-On-Delaware (X-6) May 28-29 Monroe County White Haven (U-6) April 29-May 1 POCONO'S GREATEST IRISH Shawnee Resort Golf Course Carbon County JAZZ FEST AT CHERRY BLOSSOM FESTIVAL (717) 421-1500, ext. 1425 Mountain Laurel Resort & TIME Blakeslee (V -6) The only all-women PGA Club Profes- Conference Center Wilkes-Barre (U-6) Carbon County sionals event held in the United $ (717) 443-8411 Jack Frost Mountain Ski Area Luzerne County States. World-class ice carvers amaze spec- $ (717) 823-3165 $ (717) 443-8425 tators with culinary competitions and Jazz festival featuring jazz music, Continuous Irish entertainment, Irish classes. 10 am-6 pm food, beverages, import gifts and June 19 crafts, and food vendors. Noon-9 pm more. Sat noon to midnight Sun 11 TAMAQUA SUMMERFEST January 22-February 6 am-midnight Tamaqua (U-7) GREATER POTTSVILLE WINTER MAY SchuOill County CARNIVAL Free (717) 668-0118 Crafts, ethnic food, music, train ride Pottsville (T-8) and much more. 10 am-5 pm Schuy1101County May 13 $ (717) 628-2702 POCONO MOUNTAIN DOG SHOW June 9-12 & OBEDIENCE TRIAL Parade, theme party, polka night, LACKAWANNA ARTS FESTIVAL June 24-26 queen's ball and celebrity entertainment Gilbert (W-7) Scranton (V -5) PA WINE AND FOOD FESTIVAL Monroe County Lackawanna County West End Fairgrounds Lake Harmony (V-6) Courthouse Square Free (717) 424-9511 Carbon County Free (717) 347-1151 Split Rock Resort Judging and showing of over 100 dif- $ (800) 255-ROCK or (717) 722-9111 ferent breeds of dogs. 9:30 am-5:30m.Visual arts exhibit, juried crafts, music, sidewalk drawing and children's Wine tasting, ethnic foods, artisans, activities. Thurs-Sat, 10 am-10 pm, roving minstrels and grape-stomping. BEST COPY AVAILABLE Sun noon-6 pm 11 am-6 pm 266 I I go 1 June 24-26 July 10 July 31 August 12-15 KALEIDOSCOPE '94 ANTIQUE AUTOMOBILE SHOW ANTIQUE CAR SHOW & FLEA MOSCOW COUNTRY FAIR MARKET Summit Station (T-8) Honesdale (W-4) Mosdow (V-5) Schuylkill County Wayne County Clarks Summit (V-5) Lackawanna County Schuylkill County Fairgrounds Wayne County Fairgrounds Lackawanna County North Pocono High School Grounds $ (717) 622-7700 $ (717) 937-4486 $ (717) 961-1915 $ (717) 842-9804 An ethnic and cultural celebration. 10 Flea market, car judging, (AACA) car Antique and classic car show, trucks, National arts and crafts, food, games, am-11 pm corral, refreshments and model cars. fire engines and flea market 8 am-4 pm music, dance, quilts and hot air bal- 8 am-5 pm. loons. Thur-Fri 5-10 pm, Sat noon-10 pm, Sun noon-7 pm June 25-26 HERITAGE DAYS FESTIVAL Mid-July SUMMER MADNESS August 13-14 Towanda (S-3) EAGLES MERE ARTS & CRAFTS Jim Thorpe (V-7) August 1-6 Bradford County FESTIVAL French Azilum Carbon County SCHUYLKILL COUNTY FAIR $ (717) 265-3376 Mauch Chunk Historic District Eagles Mere (R5) Summit Station (T-8) Sullivan County Tours of Laporte House circa 1836, Free (717) 325-9399 Schuylkill County The Village Green crafts, demonstrations, food and en- A wacky weekend of summer activity, Schuylkill County Fairgrounds $ (717) 525-3503 tertainment. 10 am-5 pm from the ridiculous to the sublime. 11 $ (717) 429-0123 or 429-1744 am-5 pm Over 100 juried craftsmen, entertain- Entertainment, livestock, arts and ment and food in Victorian village. 10 crafts, exhibits, shows and midway. 9 am-5 pm ''JULY WILKES-BARRE SCRANTON FAIR am-11 pm Wilkes-Barre (U-6) August 19-21 Early July Luzerne County Early August Pocono Downs Race Track BRADFORD COUNTY OLD-TIMERS STOURBRIDGE LION DAYS WAYNE COUNTY FAIR $ (800) 749-3247 SHOW Honesdale (W-4) Honesdale (W-4) Carnival rides, games, musical enter- East Smithfield (R-3) Wayne County Wayne County Bradford County tainment, and livestock. Mon-Fri 5 Wayne County Fairgrounds Main Street pm-midnight Sat noon-midnight V.F.W. Grounds Free (717) 253-1960 Free (717) 253-1960 $ (717) 596-2527 Arts, crafts, food vendors, historical Celebrate summer with Wayne Showing antique farm equipment, rail- characters, walking tours and enter- July 15-16 County at a traditional county fair. 9 road cars, crafts, horses, flea market, tainment 9 am-5 pm POCONOS HOT COUNTRY JAM & am-12:30 am and food. Fri-Sat 9 am-9 pm, Sun 9 CHILI COOKOFF am-5 pm July 4 Blakeslee (V-6) Early-Mid August Carbon County OLD FASHION 4TH CELEBRATION AMERICAN LEGION PARADE OF Late August Big Boulder Ski Area CHAMPIONS Wilkes-Barre (U-6) $ (717) 443-8433 CIVIL WAR ENCAMPMENT Scranton (V-5) Luzerne County Continuous country music, chili cook- Eckley (U-7) Kirby Park Lackawanna County Luzerne County off, nascar race, interviews, and fire- Lackawanna County Stadium Free (717) 823-3165 works. Fri 6-9 pm, Sat 1-9 pm Eckley Miners' Village City's annual fourth of July celebra- $ (717) 489-1011 $ (717) 636-2070 tion at Kirby Park. Noon-10 pm Drum and bugle competition spon- Re-creation of the Union Army occu- July 16 sored by the District 11 American Le- pation of the Anthracite Region. 10 EAGLES MERE OUTDOOR gion Group. 8 pm am-5 pm July 8-10 ANTIQUE MARKET DONEGAL SOCIETY IRISH DAYS Eagles Mere (R-5) August 5-7 Wilkes-Barre (U-6) Sullivan County August 23-27 STROUDSMOOR'S ITALIAN HARFORD FAIR Luzerne County The Village Green FESTIVAL Coal Street Park $ (717) 525-3503 Harford (V-3) Stroudsburg (X-7) $ (717) 823-3164 Over 50 fine antique dealers display Susquehanna County Monroe County Harford Fairgrounds Dancing, singing, wares, food. and outdoors in Victorian village. 9 am-5 pm Stroudsmoor Country Inn beverage. Fri 5 pm-midnight, Sat $ (717) 289-4405 S (717) 421-6431 or 421-6962 noon-midnight, Sun noon-10:30 . Crafts, rides, animals, grandstand en- July 17 Authentic Italian entertainment and tertainment. demolition derby, tractor NASCAR-WINSTON CUP SERIES 500 food, 15 quaint shops, crafts and an- pull and food. 8 am-10 pm July 9 tiques. Carnival rides and games. Fri Long Pond (W-6) WYOMING COUNTY HISTORICAL 5:30-8:30, Sat noon-8:30, Sun 10 am- Monroe County SOCIETY'S ARTS AND CRAFT FAIR 5pm Pocono International Raceway Meshoppen (T-4) $ (717) 646-2300 or 1-800-RACEWAY Wyoming County A 500-mile superspeedway NASCAR Wyoming County Fair Grounds Winston Cup event. Free (717) 836-5303 Over 125 craftsmen, entertainment, local musicians and dancers. 10 am- July 25-30 4 pm TROY FAIR Troy (Q-3) July 9-10 Bradford County Alparon Park WAYNE COUNTY ANTIQUES SHOW $ (717) 297-3405 Agricultural exhibits, crafts, tractors, Honesdale (W-4) horse racing, cattle and family fun. 8 Wayne County am-10pm Honesdale Middle School $ (717) 253-2492 Over 50 dealers with wide variety of antiques and collectibles. Sat 10 am- 7 pm, Sun 11 am-5 pm 2E17 1130 1 September 3-5 September 24 LAFESTA ITALIANA SCHUYLKILL HAVEN BOROUGH DAY Scranton (V-5) Schuylkill Haven (T-8) Lackawanna County Schuylkill County Court House Main Street Free (717) 344-7411 (717) 385-2841 Italian foods and culture, live music Family entertainment, steam train ex- and entertainment. 11 am-11 pm cursions, arts and crafts, parade and ethnic foods. 7 am-9 pm

September 7-11 LUZERNE COUNTY FAIR September 24-26 PA NATIONAL ARTS & CRAFTS Lehman cr-5) AUTUMN FEST Luzerne County Luzerne County Fairgrounds, Rt. 118 Scranton (V-5) $ (717) 675.3247 or 639-1398 Lackawanna County Arts and crafts, horse shows, 4H Lackawanna County Stadium August 27 cows, local entertainment, poultry, $ (717) 763-1254 BIG POND BLUEGRASS FESTIVAL and livestock. Wed-Fri 4 pm-mid- The largest arts and crafts show ever rigLit, Sat-Sun noon-midnight, held in The Wyoming Valley area Fri- Big Pond (R-3) Sat 10 am-8 pm, Sun 10 am-5 pm Bradford County September 2-5 $ (717) 297-2900 IRISH MUSIC FEST September 9-11 Continuous bluegrass music, conces- Pocono Manor (W-6) DELAWARE WATER GAP sion stands, crafts, games and Monroe County CELEBRATION OF THE ARTS chicken barbecue. 10 am-8 pm $ (800) 233-8150 or (717) 839-7111 Delaware Water Gap (X-7) First class Irish music fest. Top enter- Monroe County October 1-2 tainment, food, beverages, imports, $ (717) 476-8265 APPLE N' CHEESE FESTIVAL August 27-28 ceili instruction, children's entertain- Three-day jazz and arts festival. Mu- POONO STATE CRAFT FESTIVAL ment and lodging. Fri 5-10pm, Sat. Canton (0-4) sic, dance, theater, crafts and food. Shawnee-on-Delaware (X-6) Sun 11 am-10 pm, Mon 11 am-6 pm Bradford County Fri 8-11 pm, Sat-Sun noon-10 pm Monroe County Hickok Field Sun Mountain Resort $ (717) 673-5500 $ (814) 231.0566 September 3 PIKE COUNTY CHAMBER FAMILY Crafts, food, entertainment, quilts, ap- Works of 100 juried members of the EAGLES MERE FALL ANTIQUE FAIR ple orchard tours, and children's area. MARKET Sat 10 am-6 pm, Sun 10 am-5 pm Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen. Sat Matamoras (Z-5) 10 am-6 pm, Sun 10 am-5 pm Eagles Mere (R-5) Pike County Sullivan County Airport Park OCTOBERFEST The Village Green $ (717) 296-8700 August 29-September 3 $ (717) 525-3503 Stroudsburg (X-7) WEST END FAIR Country fair with entertainment, food, Monroe County Over 50 fine antique dealers display rides, fireworks, crafts, games and pa-Stroudsmoor Country Inn outdoors in Victorian village. 9 am-5 pm Gilbert (W-7) rade. 10 am-10 pm $ (717) 421-6431 or 421-6962 Monroe County West End Fairgrounds Oompah music, beer garden, festive $ (717) 9924456 September 3 (rain date Septem- September 10-11 foods, 15 shops, crafts, antiques, quilts, ber 4) pelfinA zco, and more! Sat 11 am-8 Agricultural display, livestock, crafts, FUNFEST pm, Sun. 10 am-5 pm 4-1-1 display and country and western FAREWELL TO SUMMER Hazefton (U-7) shows. 10 am-11 pm FIREWORKS Luzerne County Tannersville (W-6) Center City Early October Monroe County Free (800) OKFFEST or FALL FOLIAGE FESTIVAL August 31-September 5 Camelback Ski Area (717) 455-1508 Towanda (S-3) SULLIVAN COUNTY FAIR $ (717) 629-1661 Family street fair, entertainment, Bradford County Forksville (R-5) Watch summer go out with a 'bang' crafts, car show, fireworks and more. Towanda Airport grounds Sat 10 am-11 pm, Sun noon-10 pm Sullivan County at Cambelback Mountain. Entertain- $ (717) 265-6156 or 265-2732 Forksville Fairgrounds ment from 2 pm, fireworks at dark Celebration of harvest and foliage, $ (717) 924-3656 or 924-3401 Mid-September music, crafts, food and agricultural Tractor and horse pulls, rides, free en- displays. Sat am-6 pm, Sim 9 am-5 pm tertainment, crafts displays and September 3-4 ARTS & CRAFTS STREET FAIR grandstand shows. 8 am-11 pm GRAND EMERALD FLING Hawley (X-5) Blakeslee (V-6) Wayne County FALL FESTIVAL '94 Carbon County Bingham Park & Main St. WYOMING COUNTY FAIR Union Dale (W-4) Jack Frost Mountain Ski Area Free (717) 226-3191 Susquehanna County Tunkhannock (U-4) $ (717) 443-8425 Hand-crafted items from artisans and Elk Mountain Ski Resort Wyoming County Continuous Irish entertainment, Irish craftsmen from the northeast 9 arn-5mFree (717) 679-2611 Meshoppen Township, Rt. 6 foods, beverages, import stands and Scenic chairlift rides, crafts. food, mu- $ (717) 833-3258 or 336-2123 more. Fri noon-midnight, Sat 11 am- Late September/Early October sic, fun, and view the fall foliage. Rides are included in admission. midnight Noon-5 pm Wed-Fri 4-11 pm, Sat-Sun 10 am-11 HERITAGE DAYS/CIVIL WAR pm, Mon 10 am-10 pm ENCAMPMENT DRUM CORPS ASSOCIATES Orwigsburg (T-8) October 8 CHAMPIONSHIPS Schuylkill County TAMAQUA HERITAGE FESTIVAL Scranton (V-5) Free (717) 366-3925 or 366.0165 Tamaqua (U-7) Lackawanna County Authentic living history, skilled craft- Lackawanna County Multi-Purpose Schuylkill County speople, historic tour and dance. Sat Free (717) 668-5722 Stadium 10 am-5 pm, Sun noon-5 pm $ (717) 489.1011 Fun filled day, food, crafts, and many other activities. 10 am-5 pm World senior drum and bugle championship competition. 6:30 pm 2ga 1 t 1 October 8-9 October 27-29 PEIMAREOM QUIET VALLEY'S HARVEST ASHFIELD HAUNTED HAYRIDE FESTIVAL Ashfield (V-7) Stroudsburg (X-7) Carbon County Early/mid-December Monroe County Ashfield Playground OLD-TIME CHRISTMAS Quiet Valley Living Historical Farm $ (717) 386-4702 CELEBRATION $ (717) 992-6161 Hayride on haunted trail, live ghouls, Jim Thorpe (V-7) Craft demonstrations, folk entertain- monsters and much more. Dusk Carbon County ment, country foods, children's Railroad Station pames and country store. 10 am-5 pm Free (717) 325-9399 NOVEMBER Tum-of-the-century town celebrates October 8-10 in Victorian spendor. Train rides and exhibits. Fri 6-8 pm, Sat noon-8 pm, SHAWNEE MOUNTAIN November 18-20 Sun noon-5 prn LUMBERJACK FESTIVAL GREAT BREWS OF AMERICA Shawnee-on-Delaware (X-6) CLASSIC BEER FEST Monroe County Lake Harmony (V-6) f-5 Shawnee Mountain Ski Area October 15-16 Carbon County $ (717) 421-7231 SCHUYLKILL COUNTY FALL Split Rock Resort FESTIVAL & CRAFT SHOW Professional compete in lum- $ (800) 255-7625 Mid-Januay, 1995 berjack events pole climbing and Summit Station (T-8) ICF CARVING FESTIVAL axe throwing). 0 am-5 pm Free beer tasting. Foods and enter- Schuylkill County tainment Sat 1-8pm, Sun 1-6_pm Schuylkill County Fairgrounds Wnrte Haven (U-6) $ (717) 429-1744 or 366-2732 Carbon County ARTS & CRAFTS SHOW Mountain Laurel Resort & Entertainment, apple butter, dump- Late November-Early December Blakeslee (V-6) Conference Center lings and cider, craft demonstrations, SANTA'S SNOWTIME EXPRESS $ (717) 4.43-8411 Carbon County pumpkins and games. 10 am-6 pm STOURBRICGE LINE RAIL World-class ice carvers amaze spec- Jack Frost Mountain, Rt. 940 EXCURSION $ (717) 443-8425 tators with culinary competitions and October 17 Honesdale (W-4) classes. 10 am-6 pm Over 60 juried artisans and craftsmen Wayne County will display their wares. Sat-Sun 10 CHILI COOK-OFF Honesdale Train Station am-6 pm, Mon 10 am-4 pm Scranton (V-5) $ (717) 253-1960 January 13-16, 1995 Lackawanna County Santa chaperones this 20-mile round MOUNTAINS OF CHOCOLATE Montage Ski & Recreation Area trip. 10:00 am, 12:30 pm, 2:30 pm FESTIVAL Mid-October Free (717) 969-7669 SULLIVAN COUNTY FLAMING Pocono Manor (W-6) FOLIAGE FESTIVAL Various local restaurants compete for Monroe County the title of "Best Chili" in northeastern November 27 $ (800) 233-8150 or (717) 839-7111 Forksville (R-5) PA. Noon-5 pm CHRISTMAS IN THE COUNTRY Chocolate marketplace, tastings, au Sullivan County CRAFT & ANTIQUE FAIR Forksville Fairgrounds Lion, Culinary Institute of America stu- $ (717) 928-9550 Late October Stroudsburg (X-7) dent workshops and demonstrations, Monroe County and chocolate fashion show. ANTHRACITE BOWL Family program of heritage events, ju- Stroudsmoor Country Inn ried shows, wood, events and coun- Pottsville (T-8) Free (717) 421-6431 or 421-6962 try food. 10 am-5 pm Schuylkill County Quality crafts, winter games, holiday January 21-February 5, 1995 $ (71'7) 277-0283 foods, and 15 quaint shops. 10 am-5 pmGREATER POTTSVILLE WINTER October 14-16 Army Cadets vs. Naval Academy in CARNIVAL SHAWNEE AUTUMN BALLOON lightweight football game. 11 am-3 pm Pottsville (T-8) FESTIVAL Schuylkill County S (717) 628-2702 Shawnee (X-6) October 22-23 Parade, theme party, polka night, queen's Monroe County OKTOBERFEST Shawnee Inn ball and cetebnty entertainment. $ (717) 421-1500 ext. 1724 Shawnee-on-Delaware (X-6) Monroe County Hot-air balloons, skydivers, music, cir- Shawnee Mountain Ski Area cus performers, family entertainment, Free (717) 421-7231 festival foods, carnival rides, and Sat- urday and Sunday continuous enter- Bavarian food, pastries, Bavarian tainment. Fri 2 pm-dusk, Sat 7 am-8 band, dancing, crafts and ski swap. pm, Sun 7 am-dusk Noon-5 pm Pocono Real Estate Center Route 209, ALBRIGHTSOLLE AVOCA Bushkin 18324; (800) 343-8676. Luxury CARBON COUNTY (V-6) I UZERNE COUNTY (#18) villas, sleeps six, with fireplace, jacuzzi, and Aactions Attractions resort recreation. Whitewater Rafting Adventures Rte. 534, Pennsylvania's Northeast Territory Visi- Box 88, Albrightsville 18210; (717) 722- tors Bureau (Lackawanna and Luzerne CANADENSIS 0285. Whitewater rafting March thru Oc- Counties), Airport Aviation Center, 201 m ON ROE COUNTY (W-6) tober on the Lehigh River. Free brochures. Hangar Road, Avoca 18641; (800) 245- 7711 (Cont. US), (717) 457-1320. Explore Accommodations-Resorts our territory! Come visit Steamtown Na- Daniel's Top-O-The Poconos P.O. Box ANALOMINK tional Historic Park, experience the coal 10, Canadensis 18325; (717) 595-7531. MONROE COUNTY (X-6)- mining days, enjoy harness racing, winery Lowest prices, live entertainment, pools, tours, AAA baseball, skiing, lodging, dining, spectacular meals, planned activities, fun! Attractions theatre productions, museums and more! Colony Village Route 447, Analomink Hillside Lodge P.O. Box 268, Rte. 390, Ca- 18320; (717) 595-2568. Free tours, petri- nadensis 18325; (800) 666-4455, (717) fied wood gardens, 1867 colonial chapel, Transportation 595-7551. Pocono four season resort afford- miniature train display. Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International Air- able for families, couples, and groups. Pocono Ice-A-Rama Rte. 447 at Penn Hills, port 100 Terminal Rd., Room 221, Avoca P.O. Box 304, Analomink 18320; (717) 421- 18641; (717)655-3077. CLARKS SUMMIT 6465. Indoor ice skating year round, group LACKAWANNA COUNTY (V-5) rates, parties, snacks, amusements. BLOOMING GROVE PIKE COUNTY (X-5) Accommodations-Hotels/Motels Days Inn Scranton - North 811 Northern ANDREAS Attractions Blvd., Clarks Summit 18411; (717) 586-9100. SCHUYLKILL COUNTY (U-7)' Sporting Clays at Pip Inn 3 1/2 miles from The Inn at Nichols Village 1101 Northern Attractions Exit 8 Interstate 84 - Blooming Grove Rd., Blvd., Clarks Summit 18411; (800) 642- JEM Classic Car Museum Route 443 RD Taston 18464; (717) 226-6090 or (717) 2215, (717) 587-1135. Full service hotel con- 1, Andreas 18211; (717) 386-3554. An- 226-3514. Shoot 50 sporting clays, 10 veniently located to tourist sights and skiing. station walking course, restaurant, hotel tique and classic cars, group discount, bus Ramada Inn Routes 6 and 11, Clarks Sum- tours welcome. accommodations. mit 18411; (717) 586-2730. ASHLAND BUCK HILL FALLS "6- CRESCO 1110-11.TYLKILI,COUNTY (S-7). MONROE COUNTY (W-6) MONROE COUNTY (W-6) Attractions Accommodations-Resorts Attractions Museum of Anthracite Mining at Ash- Inn at Buck Hill Falls Crowne Plaza Re- Paradise Brook Trout Co. RD 1, Rte. 191, land 17th & Pine Sts., Ashland 17921; sort Rte. 390, Buck Hill Falls 18323; (717) Cresco 18326; (717) 629-0422. First (717) 875-4708. Discover how coal was 595-5000, (800)-HOLIDAY. 5,000 acre licensed trout hatchery in the state of mined in Pennsylvania in the 19th and 20th classic resort estate reborn with style and grace. Pennsylvania. centuries. Pioneer Tunnel Coal Mine 19th & Oak BUSHKILL DALLAS Sts., Ashland 17921; (717) 875-3850. Tour PIKE & MONROE COUNTIES (X-6) LUZURNE COUNTY (U-5) a real coal mine and ride a steam locomotive. Attractions Accommodations-Country Inns Bushkill Falls P.O. Box 151, Rte. 209, Beaumont Inn RR 1, Rt. 309, Dallas Bushkill 18324; (717) 588-6682. Eight wa- 18612; (717) 675-7100. Fine dining, relax- terfalls, fudge kitchen, gift shops, free parking lounge, ten rooms, private baths, coming and picnicking. plimentary breakfast. Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area Bushkill 18324; (717) 588-2435. %. DELAWARE WATER GAP telir Multi-use park that surrounds 40 miles of the Delaware River. 6. moNRoF, COUNTY (X-7) Pocono Indian Museum Rte. 209, Bushkill Attractions , 18324; (717) 588-9164. Traces history of Chamberlain Canoes-Rafts-Tubes River Delaware Indians. Thirty minute tour. Gift shop.Road, Minisink Hills 18341; (800) 422- 6631. Delaware Water Gap, Delaware River Accommodations-Resorts trips, one or more days. Fernwood - A Mounta,In Resort Rte. 209, Dutot School and Museum Main St., P.O. Bushkill 18324; (800) 233-8103. Four sea- Box 484, Delaware Water Gap 18327; son family resort with abundant activities (717) 421-5809. Museum of local history and tasteful amenities. and fine art gallery, May-October. Pocmont Resort Bushkill Falls Road, Pack Shack Adventures, Inc. P.O. Box 127, Bushkill 18324; (717) 588-6671, (800) 762-88 Broad Street, Delaware Water Gap' 6668. Exciting charming Pocmont Resort, 18327; (717) 424-8533. Specializing in meals, entertainment, day camp, activities, Delaware River canoe, raft and tube trips! affordable. CICC)NCIS

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p In Spring, Sum r, t ,.... Fallorinter Sringtime fills the Poconos with looming flowers and blooming activity! Enjoy whitewater rafting, fishing, hiking, canoeing, tennis and the year's first round of golf. Or thrill to major auto racing, old-fashioned scenic train rides, bargain-packed shopping outlets and the Poconos annual Laurel Blossom Festival. For cool and refreshing Summer fun, our stal clear rivers and lakes, including Lake allenpaupack, one of Pennsylvania's largestlakes, offer unsurpassed sailin boating, waterskiing and swimming. The Poconos come alive with family fun parks, summer theater, museums, country fairs, antique shops and so much more! Savor Fall's breathtaking foliage in the Poconos witha leisurely horseback ride, afternoon stroll, or a mountain biking .1(III lf 1IP ll kf(1 adventure. Take a long soak in a heart- '111(iii!Uill iii;f shaped tub for two. Or sample one of our many Oktoberfests and festivals! For fabulous downhill and cross-country skiing, ice skating, snowmobiling and tobogganing the Poconos is the perfect Winter Wonderland. And when it comes to holiday magic, there's no better place to enjoy yuletide displays, events and entertainment, and...the warmth of a cozy fireplace...all season long! Make the Pocono Mountains of Pennsylvania, including Carbon, Wayne, Pike and Monroe Counties, your vacationland, getaway spot or meeting place - every season of the year. With accommodations fo every taste and budget and everything to see and do, the Poconos are truly the place to get away to it all! For your FREE Pocono Mountains Vacation Planning Kit call

1-800-PocoNos (1-800-762-6667) or write, Pocono Mountains Vacation Bureau * 1004 Main St. * Box PSG * Stroudsburg, PA 18360-1695

Nnl DINGMANS FERRY .T1-1E POCONOS PIKE COUNTY (Y-6) Get AwayrTh It AIL Attractions Kittatinny Canoes Dingmans Bridge, Rt. FAMILY RESORTS/LODGING FAMILY RESORTS/LODGING 739 S., Dingmans Ferry 18328; (800) FLOAT-KC. Canoeing, Rafting, Kayaking, Tubing, Camping. Delaware River's First & A NAIL RAI. Finest Company. 6. Pecks Pond Rentals, Inc. Rt. 402 Box 485, Dingmans Ferry 18328; (717) 775-7237. Fishing on eight different lakes. Boat, canoe rentals, nature trips.

EAGLES MERE SULLIVAN COUNTY (R-5) Attractions David Dewire Center Laporte Ave., Eagles Natural beauty and endless possibilities Mere 17731; (717) 525-3667. Scheduled abound on our 5,500 acres. Enjoy champ- summer performances - music, theatre, art. ionship golf, tennis, guided nature tours, indoor/outdoor pools, 3 superb meals a EAST STROUDSBURG day and seasonal activities. With our money-saving Family Plan children stay MONROE COUNTY (X-7) free in their parents' room, meals included; Attractions or enjoy a room of their own for half price. Mary Stolz Doll Museum and Hobby Hut For reservations call 1-800-345-7759. RD #6, Box 6767, East Stroudsburg 18301; (717) 588-7566. Doll, miniature, and toy display. Doll, train, and hobby shop. Skytop Lodge Pocono Country Carriages Inc. 517 Hanel Rd., Fact Stroudsburg 18301; (717) 424-6248 1 Skytop, Skytop PA 18357 Horsedrawn classic Victorian carriages, sleigh TNT m a,en .. charge per child and a maximum of two children per room rides, weddings, dinners, overnight packages. Accommodations-Resorts Birchwood Resort 3400 Birchwood Dr., FAMILY RESORTS/LODGING FAMILY RESORTS/LODGING East Stroudsburg 18301; (717) 629-0222, (800) 233-8177. Private chaletsfireplaces 7(ePeoftle-Peraurt jacuzziMAP----full amenities senior woor, ac tie Poemod bus discounts. FORICSVILLE SULLIVAN COUNTY (R-5) Accommodations-Hotels/Motels Millview Motel Route 87 Box 1002, Forksville 18616; (717) 924-3226.

Escape the or& the spectacular. FORTY FORT Visit our 600 acre enchanted forest at Femwood! . LUZERNECOUNTY (U-5)- Exciting entertainment & activities oir Fabulous restaurantsbars Attractions Unlimited outdoor activities year-round Championship golf & skiing Nathan Denison House 35 Denison St., Complete indoor health club Forty Fort 18704; (717) 288-5531 or (717) Indoor/outdoor tennis & swimming Superb dining Supervised Idds Magical nights with dancing and star-studded 287-7055. The oldest residential structure activities & much entertainment in Wyoming Valley. Restored and furnished. Luxurious accommodations more! Professionally supervised Camp Pocmont for the kids! Kids always GOULDSBORO st.ay WAYNE COUNTY (W-61 FREE Attractions Kelley Antique Auto Museum P.O. Box Call 1- 800 - 233 -8103. POCMONTRESORT 137, Lehigh Rd., Gouldsboro 18424; (717) Ask about our "VALUE" packages. Bushldll, PA 18324 842-2797. 160 cars, roaring 20's thru 70's. Route 209, Bukkill, PA 19324 1-80040CMON'T (717) 5884671 Gift shop, model trains. & 27.3 6EST COPYAVAILABLE Accommodations-Vacation Homes Big Bass Lake P.O. Box 225, Gouldsboro 18424; (800) 762-6669. Fully furnished va- THE POCONOS 'on homes. Fireplaces. Swimming, fish- Get Away lb It All. ing, boating, tennis, playgrounds. FAMILY RESORTS /LODGING ATTRACTIONS

FULLS Accommodations-Resorts BUSIOAA lit TOPNtAgar3 White Beauty View Lakeside Resort RR 2, ,- Box 288c, Rt. 507, Greentown 18426; (717) 857-0234. Four seasons, lakeview rooms, spectacular view, indoor pool, spa restaurant.

HALLSTEAD SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY (V-3 if Accommodations-Hotels/Motels Colonial Brick Motel P.O. Box AD, Hall- stead 18822; (717) 879-2162. Deluxe, meeting rooms/suites/senior and family rates/ golf package/and AAA.

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Claws 'N' Paws Wild Animal Park Rte. 590, 4 miles east of Hamlin in the Poconos, ike Arid 18436; (717) 698-6154. Exotic imals, Shows, Petting Area. NEW: Par- rot Feeding. May-Oct.

r' FAMILY RESORTS /LODGING COUPLES RESORT Attractions Ritz Company Playhouse 512 Keystone St., Hawley 18428; (717) 226-9752. Broadway musicals and plays, weekends only July and eV August. Scotty's White Water Rafting and Inner Tube Float Trips RD #1, J3ox 646, Hawley 18428; (717) 226-3551. Water release weekdays, some weekends, into Lackawaxen River from Wallenpaupack. Wallenpaupack Scenic Boat Tour Rte. 6, Hawley 18428; (717) 226-6211. Season May thru September. Adjacent to PP&L observation dike. Accommodations-Hotels/Motels Silver Birches Lakeside Resort HC #6, Box 6275, Hawley 18428; (717) 226-4388. Located on the shore of beautiful Lake Wallenpaupack. Accommodations-Resorts woodloch Pines Resort RR #1, Box 280, .wley 18428; (717) 685-7121. Year round American plan family resort. Indoor sports complex. Golf.6. BEST COPY AVAILABLE 74 THEPCCiONOS Get Away To It AIL Attractions COUNTRY INNS FAMILY RESORTS/LODGING Stourbridge Line Rail Excursion 742 Main St., Honesdale 18431; (717) 253-1960. Fifty mile scenic round trip. Shopping specials, train robberies. ourty Inns Triple W Riding Stable RR #2, Box 1540, Honesdale 18431; (717) 226-2620. Unlim- rn-IE pacoNos ited trails; horseback overnight camping; hay, sleigh, and pony rides; groups. Accommodations-Bed & Breakfasts Double W Ranch Bed and Breakfast RR #2 Box 1540, Honesdale 18431; (717) 226- 3118. 183 -acre secluded mountaintop panorama, 9 rooms, country breakfast, hospitality, fireplaces.

"tranquil, surroirildingo; I .urtIvieledPeracq$11010i, NEW WAWA MIK NEW WOURTAIN 2 Olympic Indoor/ WINTER PUN %RIC- it Outdoor Pools, PrivateSIding-Downhill Cross Attractions Lake w/Beach, Scuba Country, Snowntuling, Diving, Fishing. BumperSki Bobs. Tubinc. snow Carbon County Environmental Education Boats, Rowboats Boarding, Slidinc snow Center 625 Lentz Trail, Jim Thorpe 18229; NEW INDOOR srosTsSaucers PALACE LOW MIDWEEK SEOLr (717) 645-8597. Trails and interpretive dis- 21 Indoor/Outdoor PACKAOES plays focus on Pennsylvania's natural resources. Tennis Courts, Basket- 18-11ole PGA Chanoion- ball, Volleyball Archery,ship Course, Dming Dr. Longpaddle's Family-Style Floatrips Indoor Ice Skating Range. Putting (men Rt. 903, Jim Thorpe 18229; (800) 944- COMPLETE HEALTH CLUB 8392. Summer rafting fun. Lehigh River. PC, ALL STAR SHOWS GOURMET CUSiNE :: Mt. Pocono, PA 18344(717) 8394E-1 Free bar-b-que. Call for brochure. MVO, Box 48: 1004 NM Streit 1-800-441-4410 Jim Thorpe. River Adventures, Inc. #1 Ad. Allrawdliburg, PA .18360: 90 Minutes from New York/Philadeonia venture Lane, Jim Thorpe 18229; (800) 424-RAFT. Whitewater rafting, beginners, experienced individuals, groups. Mountain FAMILY RESORTS/LODGING FAMILY RESORTS/LODGING scenery, everyone welcome. Kidsville Children's Museum 616 North St. (Rte. 903), Jim Thorpe 18229; (717) 325- 3127. Interactive museum for children that encourages experimentation and creativity. Old Mauch Chunk H.O. -Scale Model TAMIMENT Train Display Hoovtn Mercantile Bldg., 41 Susquehanna St., Jim Thorpe 18229; THE TAMIMENT RESORT (717) 325-2248. Exciting H.O. Model is the Poconos most complete and Train Display with 13 operating trains and versatile year-round resort facility. automobiles. Our resort has recently completed a Pocono Whitewater Adventures Route $10 million renovation program. 903, Jim Thorpe 18229; (800) 944-8392. Raft the beautiful Lehigh River Gorge. Call The Resort Features: for free catalog. 275 Deluxe / Guest Rooms Spectacular Mountaintop View Two 18-Hole PGA Rated Golf Cozrses PW Mountain 7.ike Tours Rte 903, Jim Meeting Facili.;ies for up to 1000 People 255 Deluxe Guest Rooms Thorpe 18229; (800) 472-2386. Ride with 18 hole PGA Robert Trent Jones Driving Range/18 Hole Putting Caen us on scenic mountain trails. Call for brochure. Golf Couw. Trap Shooting Rail Tours, Inc. P.O. Box '185, Jim Thorpe 90 acre Recreational Lake Indoor/Outdoor Pools & Kiddie Purl 18229; (717) 325-4606. 7 rain rides Satur- Indoor/Outdoor Tennis and Swimming Indoor/Outdoor Thnnis days, Sundays, and holidays; May through Planned Activities Daily Racquetball - Bocci Ball October 1994. Horseback Riding/Hay or Sleigh lades Complete Child Care Program 18 Meeting & Banquet Rooms Skirmish U.S.A. Rte. 903, Jim Thorpe 2,200 acres of pure Mountain Pleasure Complimentary "Kids Kamp" 18229; (800) 754-7647. Play painrhall in Located one mile North of Bushkin Falls Nautilus Fitness Center the Poconos. Call for free Skirmish Guide. Planned Daily Activities FOR RESERVATIONS AND A Festival and Theme Weekends COLOR BROCHURE please call: FOR 'RESERVATIONS AND 1- 800 -233 -8105 INFORMATION CALL 1-717-588-6652 (800) 2334150 * (717) 838.7111

2 7.5 BEST COPY AVAILABLE -THE POCC)NOS tractions Get AwayE) It AIL Reilly Classic Motorcars 175 Market St., Kingston 18704; (717) 288-7767. One FAMILY RESORTS/LODGING FAMILY RESORTS/LODGING hundred classic/antique automobiles, 1902 GullPI Iyhorvo C.,n..rRntt 141v Crl to 1970on display. Fantastic Family A11.441.Vacationsat 111 4 SHAWNEE !RESORT Attractions in the Pocono Mountiens UpperDelaware Scenic and Recreational River National Park Service, RR #2, Box 2428, Beach Lake 18405; (717) 685-4871. iii_nr_12_11 Zane Grey Museum, Roebling's Delaware Aqueduct located in Lackawaxen, PA. G Overlooking the unspoiled Delaware River, just vit two miles above the Delaware Water Gap and Rates start as low as: surrounded by some of the most spectacular scenery in the Northeast.SHAWNEE INNhas Accommodations-Hotels/Motels been 3 prime Country destination since 1912. Comfort Inn 1-84 Exit 5 Hamlin, Lake *25 *23 Featuring: Arid 18436; (800) 523-4426. NEW HO- Weekend Weekday GOLF (27 great holes of golf) TEL,.124 spacious guestrooms including per person, per night TENNIS SWIMMING year round suites, whirlpools, health club, sauna, cocktail 6 person occupancy SKI Shawnee Mountain lounge, conference room. Twin Rocks Restau- 2-night minimum CANOEING RAFTING TUBING rant on site featuring 'round the clock favor- (depending on season) ites. Minutes from Lake Wallenpaupack, Shawnee Properties, Inc. HORSEBACK RIDING Hawley, Honesdale, Scranton. Nearby skiing CHUREN'S PLAY & WATER PARK at Montage and Tanglwood. Groups encour- Real Estate PROFESSIONAL THEATRE d. Call for more information. e.5. 1.400-sHA1nial, Ext.8970 and so much more or 717-421-1E00 Ext. 8970 Shawnee-on-Delaware, PA 18356 Off 1-80Exit52 R ,f, TtihII1,, 1-800-SHAWNEE or 717-421-1500

OUTDOOR UFE COUPLES RESORT Accommodations-Resorts Split Rock Resort Lake Drive, Labe Har- mony 18624; (800) 255-7625. Year round 1 ftcilikit! 4-season resort with luxurious accommodations, MAP.

Accommodations-Bed & Breakfasts Academy Street Bed & Breakfast 528 Acad- eriy St., Lake Wallenpaupack 18428; (717) 226-3430.

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4 Accommodations-Resorts Caesars Cove Haven Route 590, Lakeville 18438; (800) 233-4141. Suites with champagne-glass whirlpool, heart-shaped pool, heart-shaped bath, kingsize bed, fireplace, color TV. Facilities: In/out pool, tennis, indoor iceskating and rollPrskating, water- rts. Couples only.

'II I BEST COPY AVAILABLE Paw Nos Gc: Away W, It AIL Attractions FAMILY RESORTS/LODGNG FAMILY RESORTS/LODGING Pocono Museum Unlimited 517 Ashtown Drive, Lehighton 18235; (717) 386-3117. One of the Largest 0-Gauge Train Displays VILLA RENTALS in the USA. (5.

"SP t Rock Attractions Lake Hamm PA teat Adventure Sports Canoe and Raft Trips P.O. Box 175; Marshalls Creek 18335; 511I Delos Win sad Wes L. Maders, Delft Was (800) 487-2628. Canoe and raft the Dela- Elms ksissdOsidssr Teak Cum ware River through beautiful Pocono 214012 \ANg Mountains. Hear $a wilt Het Ti s Pocono Snake and Animal Farm Exit 52 Enjoy the privacy of your own luxurious Three ladesdOstdoer PIO off 1-80, Marshalls Creek 18335; (717) 223- golf course villa, fully equipped for your Forty klediss Rem 8653. Live animals and reptiles. Feeding vacation pleasure. Two bedrooms sleep and petting areas. Souvenir shop. Now CsererlissCeder wit six. 72,800sq. IL st WIN Wee Complete resort facilities Messed Wats 18-hole championship golf course Accommodations-Country Inns On-site restaurant and nightclub. of Mountain Manor Inn and Golf Club P.O. "TheGreatTastes Come stay with us in the Box 1067, Marshalls Creek 18335; (717) 223- Pennsylvania Poconos and visit your home 8098. 450 acre country estate. Home-style Fstival.."e1994 away from home. cooking, friendly, informal, free brochure. Vine&Food 24-26, POCONO REAL ESTATE CENTER June CALI. FOR INFORMATION Accommodations-Resorts I AND RESERVATIONS Caesars Pocono Palace Route 209, Mar- 1-800-343-8676. shalls Creek 18335; (800) 233-4141. Suitt MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS EARLY with champagne-glass whirlpool, heart-shapea pool, heart-shaped bath, kingsize bed, fireplace, color TV. Facilities: In/out pool, golf course, tennis, watersports. Couples only. COUNTRY INNS FAMILY RESORTS/LODGING Enjoy Nature on 183 Acres of Secluded MotuttaintOp Beauty Attractions Lander's Delaware River Trips Delaware Dr., Matamoras 18336; (800) 252-3925. Rafting, canoeing, camping - Apr.-Oct. Call for free brochure. Accommod2tions-Hotels/Motels Best Western Inn at Hunt's Landing 900 Rts. 6 & 209, Matamoras 18336; (717) 491-2400. STROUDSMOOR Country Inn Horssbailt Rag Peaceful Walks Everlasting beauty throughout the yam.. Iisv. Steket 22 Pow Rides throughout each season. Candies* Cautteeoom Fireplaces Accommodations-Campgrounds Farr* Packs* River Beach Campsites Box 382, Route CIaralrg Accommodatiars Mork Cuisine 4 PePlehreek-U* Weekend-$ 189 209, Milford 18337; (717) 296-7421. 2 PePkiirsek-$389.' 1M eekend-$149 Camping on the Delaware River. Tents, Quaint Shopping Village RV's. Canoeing, rafting, tubing. 6- & Cutdoo; Pcol Rates ineltsde Full Breakfast

Sce , Make Your Own Getaasyi SIVIOUDSMOOR tradttiont... Double W Retch d& B SrinttyHospitabtyPriacy RR #2, Box 1541 P.O. Box 153 StrLackixarg, Wri AVAILABLE - Honesdale, PA 18431 BEST COP? 717-421-643t'r 717226-3118 *(717) 226-2620 THE Pow-Nos Get Awayk) It AIL attractions FAMILY RESORTS /LODGING Big Diamond Raceway P.O. Box 298, Min- ersville 17954; (717) 544-6434. Stock car racin,Friday 8:15 p.m. April thru Labor Daniels iii3 WEEKEND GETAWAYS ,, Fall A Spring ,,,,i," Day. iportsman-Modifieds, Street Stocks TOP-O-THE POCONOS Perfect time to escape to the Mountains for % & Roadrunners. RESORT flaming foliage and laurel blossoms S195 per coupk4265 family of four ENTIRE WEEKEND WITH MEALS 4, Ten bring your family bock to enjoy thefunand bywayof A WINTER-WONDERLAND VACATION INCLUDING X-Country Skiing. Downhill Ski Discounts. Ice Skating and Sledding. Accommodations-Hotels/Motels ENTIRE WEEKEND WITH MEALS Days Inn At Montage Manor 4130 Birney $200 per couple/USG family of four ..,, (Special in* Chahar* see Sum al -5".,r- Ave. Moosic 18507; (800) 724-3866. 46 Fall Rates during December) :, r) contemporary rooms centrally located be- SUMMER VACATION tween Scranton and Wilkes Barre off Rte. 7Fun-Filled Days & NightsSocial Director 81. Full service banquet facility for small & Pluned Activities for all saes Delicious. Meals and Live Nightly Entertainment. Al or large parties minutes from Montage Ski Cam vide fief besellhi Oman MOM to the i....'4.. 'Y-- .: Our Isentollble Package will bring 1 Resort. Matt et lie hems Hamlin. Nth W ear water- you bock year after xar \ fall, bathe la wait Whew sod wades, pods, dam :1, '. Weekly Package $750 family of four Vi4Vc.:571. the eight away as the Pectaass Rae* eatertaimen. FAMILY REUNIONS epeckliala hi a ftkedly tampbsee, talkiest Now is the Time and Daniels is V.*. meals sad bus- picked activities far ail asesas as The Place . . . Irrevisstie psalm/a price. Whether you're a couple, withsprier everyone can afford and Waft cr map wake Dui& year have la surroundings everyone will love. Don't let the years slip away without keeping in touch.... ice: Attractions the racemes! with your loved ones. -y"- Moyer Aviation Rte. 611, Mount Pocono All Packages Include *Delicious Meals 147.30 per adult/535.00 per child 18344; (800) 321-5890. Air Tours of the * Live Entertainment * Planned Activities Weekend stays with meals PLUS 2 Free stays for the Organi:er for groups of 40 or more. Poconos, also charter flights, flight training. * Hayrides * 3 Outdoor Pools * Heated meghel). sat MI the mramgements) Indoor Pools with Hot Tub & Sauna * All For Happy Hearts& Happy Times Sports * 80 Acres Begudful Streams, Lake The Nicest Peopie Come to Duarte. Accommodations-Resorts & Fishing * Biking * Happy Group "WHERE EVERYSODY KNOWS YOUR NAME" tesars Paradise Stream Rt. 940, Mount Po- Karaoke Sing Alongs Foe a Free brochure Call or Write: cono 18344; (800) 233-4141. Suites with P.O. Ns 111 Calaadeado, PA 1$325 FUN FOR ALL AGES *YEAR ROUND (717) 595-7531 champagne-glass whirlpool, heart-shaped pool, -heart-shaped bath, bed, fireplace, color Ti. Facilities: In/our pool, tennis & racquet- FAMILY RESORTS/LODGING FAMILY RESORTS/LODGING ball, watersports. Couples only. Mount Airy Lodge 42 Woodland Rd., Mt. Pocono 18344; (800) 441-4410. Your host : with the most in the Poconos.

Attractions "74 Oolf ?may We Oemeldwi Pocono Playhouse P.O. Box 207, Play- Is 44 Ziff.' house Lane, Mountainhome 18342; (717) 595-7456. Broadway in the Poconos. Profes- sional theatre at its best. Accommodations-Resorts Naomi Village Rt. 390 Box 609, Mountain- home 18342; (800) 33-NAOMI or (717) .d.seasita 5700'11614 reatstida 595-2432. Charming country cottages & 4tie WAsIlesommiemat. romantic suites, fireplace. kitchen. Jacuzzi. Special packages. . Six story hotel and housekeeping cottages . Rent by day, week, or month LoungelReslaurant Seasonal Activities Galore! -TX771-7777774,A77-77V7- -fishing and watersports .....,,ii .1 . a , .-.'1'41/: ..i r (1-...-' ',sari: -fnimOs to ski areas (packages available) . Marina lopping . Indoor pool complex Katie's Country Store RR #1, Box 167, . Custom catenng for al occasions Muncv Valley 17758; (717) 482-2911. Meeting and banquet rooms `Fasteeul country gifts, art gallery, Christmas R.D. 2 Groonfown, All 18426 shop, and clothing boutique. (800) 233.4130 717481.0234

78 BEST COPY AVAILABLE Schuylkill County Council for the Arts Scranton Cultural Center at the Masonic 1440 Mahantongo Street, Pottsville 17901; Temple 420 N. Washington Ave., Scranton (717) 622-2788. Tour historic Yuengling 18503; (717) 346-7369. Beautiful Neo- home, area arts and cultural information Gothic arts center with 1800 seat theat Attractions 1000 seat ballroom. Old Mill Village P.O. Box 434 (Exit 67 available. it- Scranton Iron Furnaces RD #1, Bald 1-81), New Milford 18834; (717) 465- Yuengling Brewery Museum and Gift Shop 5th & Mahantongo Sts., Pottsville Mountain Rd., Scranton 18504; (717) 963- 3448. Living working museum, programs 3208. Constructed around 1848, the fur- Sundays noon - 5pm, June thru September. 17901; (717) 622-4141. Visit America's oldest Brewery. Tours Monday to Friday 10 naces represent the origins of the industrial am & 1:30 pm. Closed holidays. city of Scranton. Scranton/Wilkes -Barre Red Barons Lack- 7. awanna County Stadium 235 Montage Moun- ' tain Rd., Moosic 18507; (717) 963-6556, Ski Areas ' 969-2255. Minor 1...mpe Baseball is great fam- Blue Mountain Ski Area P.O. Box 216,.Pal- ily entertainment - at family affordable prices. merton 18071; (215) 826-7700. 1053 foot Attractions Cherry Valley Vineyards RR 5 Box 5100, Steamtown National Historic Site 150 S. vertical, 19 slopes, 6 lifts, 100% snowmak- Washington Ave., Scranton 18503; (717) ing. Night skiing. Saylorsburg 18353; (717) 992-2255. Free tours weekends, free tastes, 27 varieties, 961-2033. Steam locomotives, tours and open year round. excursions introduce America's railroading heritage. o PINE GROVE SCHUY1.10.11. COJJNTY (S-8) SAYRE Accommodations-Hotels/Motels Accommodations-Hotels/Motels BRADFORD COUNTY (R-3) Hampton Inn Scranton Exit 51, Montage Comfort inn I-81 & Rt. 443, Pine Grove Mountain Road, Scranton 18507; (717) 17963; (717) 345-8031. Indoor pool, exer- Accommodations-Hotels/Motels 342-7002. Located at the foot of Montage cise room, complimentary coffee, in-room Guthrie Inn & Conference Center 255 Mountain. Eight jacuzzi suites with fire- movies, discounts. Spring St., Sayre 18840; (800) 627-7972. places, and indoor pool. Free continental Getaway to the finger lakes. Escape and golf breakfast. 100% money back guarantee. packages available. Kids stay free. PITTSTO Holiday Inn Scranton - East (Dunmore) .LUZERN.E, COUNTY (13-5) 1 Tigue St., Scranton 18512; (717) 343- Accommodations-Hotels/Motels 4771 and (800) HOLIDAY. Scranton Knights inn 310 State Highway Lackawanna Station Hotel 700 Lack- 315, Pittston 18640-9631; (717) 654-6020. Accommodations-Resorts awanna Ave., Scranton 18503; (717) 3. FREE: cable TV, continental breakfast, lo- Caesars Brookdale on the Lake Route 611, 8300, (800) 347-6888. Historic hotel - cal phone calls. Scotrun 18355; (800) 233-4141. Suites Original 1908 Eric-Lackawanna Train Sta- with champagne-glass whirlpool, heart- tion - a SteaMIOWn hotel. Victoria Inns Rt. 315 (Exit 48 - I-81N, shaved pool, heart-shaped bath, kingsize 48B I-81S), Pittston 18640; (717) 655- bed', fireplace, color TV. Facilities: In/out 1234. Three diamond newly appointed. res- Ski Areas pool, tennis, watersports, rollerskating. Cou- taurant, lounge, jacuzzi, suites, free HBO. Montage Mountain Ski Resort 1-81 Exit ples, families and groups welcome. 51, Scranton 18505; (717) 969-7669, (800) GOT-SNOW. The region's #1 ski area, Eke 0 ' plus special events and summer concerts. 'II Accommodations-Hotels/Motels Attractions Pocono Manor Inn & Golf Resort Rt. 314, Houdini Multi-Media Experience & Pocono Manor 18349; (800) 233-8150, Magic Theater 1433 N. Main Ave., Scran- (717) 839-7111. Complete year round full Attractions ton 18508; Reservations (717) 342-5555i service resort with easy interstate access. Shawnee Canoe Trips P.O. Box 67, 342-8527. Fabulous presentation/ guided Shawnee-on-Delaware 18356; (800) 742- tour. Houdini slides, films, museum, props. 9633 x1850. Canoeing, rafting, tubing on POTTSVIL secrets, memorabilia. Advance reservations scenic Delaware River. May through October. SCHUYLKILL COUNTY (T-8) advisable. Year-round. Free video-arcade. Scheduled magic shows. Magic shop. Shawnee Place Play and Water Park P.O. Attraction Traveling exhibits/shows. Box 93, Shawnee-on-Delaware 18356; (800) SHAWNEE, (717) 421-7231. Chil- Jewish Museum of Eastern Pennsylvania Lackawanna Coal Mine McDade Park, dren's participatory play park. 15 play ele- 2300 B Mahantongo St., Pottsville 17901; Scranton 18504; (800) 238-7245 and (717) ments. Children ages 3-13. & (717) 622-5890. Public exhibits displaying 963-MINE. Plunge 300 ft. underground ex- Jewish arts and culture past and present. ploring an abandoned hard coal mine. Shawnee Playhouse Shawnee-on-Delaware 18356; (717) 421-1500 x1452. Live sum- Schuylkill County Visitors Bureau 91 S. it Pennsylvania Anthracite Heritage Mu- mer theatre with New York City cast. Mati- Progress Ave., P.O. Box 237, Pottsville 17901; seum RR #1, Bald Mountain Rd., Scranton nees, evenings. (717) 622-7700, (800) 765-7282 (Continental 18504; (717) 963-4804. Learn about and U.S.). America's oldest brewery, a rich anthra- appreciate the heritage of the Anthracite Re- Shawnee Stables P.O. Box 93, Shawnee - cite history, multi-ethnic heritage. & gion and its people. Delaware 18356; (717) 421-9763. Dis cover Pocono Mountains natural beauty with year-round horseback riding.

279 BEST COPY AVAILABLE SURVIVE! A Miner Adventure

LACKAWANNA COUNTY STADIUM LACKAWANNA STATION HOTEL LACKAWANNA COAL MINE TOUR The Lackawanna Station Hotel is Home of the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Red Travel 90 years back in time and 300 ft conveniently located just V2 mile from underground to explore the winding Barons, the Philadelphia Phillies Triple AAA team Come out for great family 1-81 and minutes from all area caverns of an authentic coal mine attractions A newly renovated full- entertainment with affordable family Spend an hour where miners spent service, luxury hotel featuring 2 prices Plus, enjoy The Stadium Club, an lifetimes as you're guided through restaurants, Lobby Bar, Lackawanna all new full-service restaurant located in tunnels of bl ick anthracite by a coal Station Lounge with nightly entertain- the stadium overlooking the playing miner. Afterwards, visit our pectoral and ment, complete health club with 2 video exhibits, grab a bite to eat and field For schedule information write. indoor racquetball courts & Indoor pool. Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Red Barons, PO browse our gift shop for unique Jacuzzi rooms & executive suites Box 3449, Scranton, PA 18507 or call anthracite coal jewelry and distinctive available Adjacent to Steamtown Nat'l (717) 969-BALL. Exit 51 -141. gift ideas Tows run May through Historic Site Call for special Travel November Groups welcomel McDade Pennsylvania packages! 700 Lack- Park, Scranton Exit 51 or 5713141 awanna Ave Scranton, PA 18503 follow signs 8042314245. (100) 347-611111 or (717) 3424300. Exit 53 -141.

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WILKES-BARRE/SCRANTON MONTAGE SKI & SUMMER RESORT VICTORIA INNS Rated #1 in the Pocono region by Ski Victoria Inns is located off 1-81 and the INTERNATIONAL AIRPoRT Magazine, MONTAGE MOUNTAIN PA Turnpike with easy access to all ARMED FORGES AIRSHOW '94. services beginners to experts, with 1000 attractions and recreation areas. Victoria Don't miss the best Airshow on the East foot vertical and double-diamond Inns is a full-service hotel with 102 Coast, May 25-291 Featuring the U.S. challenges. Aggressive snowmaking delicately appointed rooms, along with Air Force "Thunderbirds" Jet means the longest ski season and the private jacuzzi suites - And in 1994 we're Demonstration team, the U.S. Army best conditions you can find! The fun introducing "lad's Place" for exquisite "Golden Knights" Parachute Team, top continues into the summer with our new dining. Check in with us - we'll make gun fighter demos, world class power outdoor concert series, water and alpine your stay fun and affordable! Call today aerobatics, wingwalking, warbirds, slides, batting cages, festivals and more. so we may be at your service." Rt. 315, classics, static displays and much morel Call 600-468-7669 (S00-GOT-SNOW.) Pittston Twp., PA 18640. Exits: 411- 141 A fun-filled day for the entire family! Exit 51 -141 No., 4116141 So., 37 off PA Turnpike. Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Intl Airport, (800) 937-4667 (717) 655-1234. 100 Terminal Road, Avoca, 7A 18641 (717) 346-0472 or (717) P24-11179.

280 neer prtPV AVM! AKE r ' .41Mold Accommodations-Bed & BreakfastsQuiet Valley Living Historical Farm 1000 ;1kikkr' Turkey Hill Rd., Stroudsburg 18360; (717) Eagle Rock Lodge P.O. Box 265, River Rd., II'S S Shawnee-on-Delaware 18356; (717) 421-2139. 992-6161. Open June 20th through Labor Day. Tours. Demonstrations, Farm Animals. Attractions Accommodations-Home Rentals The Sherman Theatre Arts Center P.O. Alpine Slide At Camelback Tannersville Box 508, 524 Ma;n St., Stroudsburg Shawnee Properties Real Estate P.O. Box 18372; (717) 629-1661. Bumper boats, 18360; (717) 476-4498. Broadway plays, waterslide, pool, gocarts. Spring thru Fall FUN! 178, Shawnee-on-Delaware 18356; (800) Hollywood movies, dinner theatre, arts gal- SHAWNEE x897, (717) 421-1500 x897. lery, acting workshop. Pocono's deluxe and economy vacation Accommodations-Resorts home rentals. Call for information. Summit Resort Rt. 715, Tannersville Accommodations-Country Inns 18372; (717) 629-0203, (800) 233-8250. Accommodations-Resorts Country Inns of the Poconos 1004 Main Poconos' premier couples resort. In room St., Stroudsburg 18360; (717) 421-5791. pools, heart shaped jacuzzi's and more. Shawnee Inn Resort River Road, Shawnee- Experience Pocono Country Inns' relaxed enon-Delaware 18356; 1-800 SHAWNEE, vironment, fine cuisine, unparalleled service. (717) 421-1500: Four season resort and con- Ski Areas ference center. 27 hole championship golf Stroudsmoor Country Inn P.O. Box 153, Camelback Ski Area Camelback Road - course, ski mountain, tennis, year round swim-Strouchburg 18360; (717) 421-6431. Old- P.O. Box 168, Tannersville 18372; (717) ming, canoeing, rafting, professional theatre, world charm and hospitality, New-world ameni- 629-1661. Largest in the Poconos. 11 lifts, activities, and lots more. & ties and activities. Enjoy... STROUDSMOOR 27 trails, night skiing. Ski Areas Accommodations-Hotels/Motels Sheraton Stroudsburg Inn 1220 W. Main THOMPSON Shawnee Mountain Ski Area P.O. Box 93, SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY (V-3). Shawnee-on-Delaware 18356; (717) 421- (Exit 48, Rte. 80), Stroudsburg 18360; 7231. Discover the Pocono's best in family (800) 777-5453. Evergreens Restaurant, Whispers Lounge, indoor tropical courtyard Entertainment skiing, day or night. 6, Callender's Windy Acres Farm R.D. #2 with heated pool. Box 174, Thompson 18465; (717) 727- 2982. Maple products, cross country ski SKYTOP rentals and trails, brochure available. MONROE COUNTY (X- . TAFTON PIKE COUNTY (X-5) Accommodations-Hotels/Motels Skytop Lodge 1 Skytop, Skytop 18357- Accommodations-Hotels/Motels 1099; (800) 345-7759, (717) 595-7401. Edgewater Suites U.S. Rt. 6 and 507, :pi* o'lle 5,500-acre resort. Championship golf, ten- Tafton 18464; (717) 226-3740. Deluxe Attractions nis, money-saving family plan. suites overlooking Lake Wallenpaupack, with fireplace, jacuzzi, tub and kitchenette. French Azilum Inc. RR 2, Box 266, Tow- anda 18848; (717) 265-3376. Tour site of French refugee colony/historic Laporte STROUDSBURG House. Circa 1836. 'MONROE COUNTY (X-7) TAMIMENT. PIKE COUNTY 0C-6) Keystone Theater 601 Main Street, Tow- Attractions anda 18848; (717) 268-SHOW. Perform- Bixler Gallery 633 Main St., Stroudsburg Accommodations-Resorts ing arts and popular movies at a historic 18360; (717) 476-7666. One of the east's Tamiment Resort Bushkin Falls Rd., opera house. outstanding Art Galleries. Tamiment 18371; (717) 588-6652. Poconos' Pocono Mountains Vacation Bureau Inc. most current, complete and versatile year- round resort. For reservations (800) 233-8105. (Carbon, Monroe, Pike & Wayne Coun- ties) 1004 Main St., Box PSG, Stroudsburg 18360; (800)-POCONOS (800-762-6667) Attractions (Continental U.S.), (717) 424-6050. Dis- Bradford County Farm Museum Rt. 6 & cover a naturally beautiful, relaxing, easy to 14, Troy 16947; (:17) 297-3410. Outstand- reach getaway and vacationland, featuring ing collection covering 200 years. Agricul- four seasons of fun. Call today for your tural heritage: tools, implements, machinery. FREE Pocono Mountains Vacation Planner. TUNKHANNOCK WYOMING COUNTY' (U-4) Attractions Endless Mountain Visitors Bureau (Brad- ford, Sullivan, Susquehanna & Wyoming Counties) RR 6, Box 132A, Tunkhannock 18657-9232; (717) 836-5431. Nature's invitation. Great fishing, hunting, hiking. Head for the mountains! Wyoming County Museum and Genea. &- cal Library Harrison St., P.O. Box 309, Tunkhannock 18657; (717) 836-5431. In- dian artifacts, civil war items, annual arts and crafts fair.

281 BEST COPY AVAILABLE Whitewater Challengers Outdoor Adven- ture Center P.O. Box 8, White Haven 18661; (717) 443-9532. Enjoy superb raft- S treas ing, kayaking, camping and biking in the Attractions Elk Mountain Ski Resort RR 3, Box 3328, Poconos. Pocono Downs, Inc. 1280 Highway 31S. Union Dale 18470; (717) 679-2611, (800) Wilkes-Barre 18702; (717) 825-6681. L!": 233-4131. 3 new trails with snowr.-king Whitewater Rafting, Inc. P.O. Box 296, harness racing, fine dining, and full card for 93/94. White Haven 18661; (800) 291 -RAFT. simulcasting. Whitewater rafting, tubing, kayaking, hiking and biking March through Nov. 6. Accommodations-Hotels/Motels WEATHERLY Best Western Genetti Hotel & Conven- CARBON COUNTY(U-7) Accommodations-Hotels/Motels tion Center 77 East Market St., Wilkes Attractions Days Inn - Poconos - Lake Harmony Rte Barre 18701; (717) 823-6152. Three Dia- 940 HCR #1 Box 35, White Haven 18661; mond, AAA. Two Star Mobil. Restaurant * Eck ley Miners Village RR #2, Box 236, Weatherly 18255; (717) 636-2070. Nine- (717) 443 -0391. Near all vacation activities in- lounge, outdoor pool, downtown shoppinc-. teenth-century historical village depicting cluding Jack Frost and Big Boulder Ski Re- Easy on, off 1-81. life in a patchtown for anthracite miners sorts. 40 suites with fully equipped kitchens. Econo Lodge 1075 Wilkes Barre Townshe and their families.6, Blvd., Wilkes Barre 18702; (717) 823- 0600, Fax: (717) 823-3294. Direct access on /off I -81. Conveniently located adjacen- to Perkins Family Restaurant. Near mans Attractions restaurants and shopping areas. Enjoy: skiing, baseball, golf, hiking and much more Attractions Dorflinger Glass Museum Long Ridge Rd., White Mills 18473; (717) 253-1185. Open East Mountain Inn 2400 East End Blvd.. Deer Path Stable Rte. 940, White Haven Wilkes Barre 18702; (717) 822-1011. Exr 18661; (717) 443-7047. Scenic trail rides 10-4 Wednesday thru Saturday, 1-4 Sun- day, admission $3.00. 47A, 1-81. Restaurant, lounge, indoor po,.. through Pocono woods and winter horse- sauna, whirlpool, spa. (5. drawn sleigh rides. Holiday Inn Wilkes Barre Rt. 315,1-81 Lehigh Rafting Rentals, Inc. P.O. Box 296, Exit 47B to Exit 1, Wilkes Barre 18702: White Haven 18661; (717) 443-4441. Un- (717) 824-8901 and (800) HOLIDAY. beatable low priced whitewater rafting rentals on the Lehigh River.

GEIV Ile SS101111,tetiAS... A True Mountain Experience The Endless Mountains!! A scenic area where you will mini nature trails, hiking trails, canoe trips, good fishing, fiunnng, and quiet moments at scenic meat Beaumont Inn Shop in small tillages restored main street communi- RR 1 RT309. Dallas, PA,111612; (717) ties, and country MATS, for hand crafted items. Accommodations sun every taste, Gumtry Inns and 675-7100. Enink mountainside scenerwl.: ! Conference Centers, Motels, Bed .9 Breakfasts, and troutstream elegant &Ong relaxing Family Campgrounds. lounge, ten nouns, priratkbaths..heat,. -te# air-condlioning, complimentary, continentalbreakWt. .5 i 14:

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tz, 286 REGIONAL CONTACTS: IPA Centre County Lion Country Visitors & Convention Bureau 1402 South Atherton Street State College, PA 16801 ALLEYS (800) 358-5466 (Continental U.S./Canada) (814) 231-1400 Clinton County Tourist OF THE Promotion Agency, Inc. Courthouse Annex 151 Susquehanna Avenue SUSQUEHANNA Lock Haven, PA 17745 (717) 893-4037 Columbia-Montour Tourist Promotion Agency, Inc. 121 Paper Mill Road Bloomsburg, PA 17815 (800) VISIT-10 (Continental U.S./Canada) (717) 784-8279 Juniata-Mifflin County Tourist Promotion Agency 19 South Wayne Street Lewistown, PA 17044 (717) 248-6713 Lycoming County Tourist

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Williamsport, PA 1-7701 120 220 (800) 358-9900 (Continental U.S.) (717) 321-1200 220 Perry County Tourist and Recreation Bureau 80 Courthouse

Center Square 11 P.O. Box 447 22 New Bloomfield, PA 17068 322 (717) 582-2131 Susquehanna Valley 522 Visitors Bureau (Northumberland, Union and Snyder Counties) 22 219D Hafer Road 22 P.O. Box 268 52 Lewisburg, PA 17837 (800) 458-4748 (Continental U.S/Canada ) (717) 524-7234 BEST COPY AVAILABLE ;00 287 Ongoing Events March 13 MAY CHARTER DAY Statewide September 17-October 14 Many of the PA Historical & Museum Early May BLACK ARTS FESTIVAL Sites throughout PA DANVILLE SPRING FLING Free (717) 787-1019 State College (M-7) Danville (R-7) Centre County Celebrates the granting of a Charter Montour County Pennsylvania State University by King Charles II to William Penn. Free (717) 275-2430 Noon-5 om at most sites Free (814) 865-1779 Fun, food, music, farmers market, Afro-American and Caribbean dancing, crafters and games rain or shine. fashion, music, food and visual arts. March 27-April 2 9 am-5 pm FLAGSHIP CITY OPEN PBA December 2-3, 9-10, 16-17, 26 BOWLING Mid-May ANTHRACITE MODEL RAILROAD Erie (C-2) SHAMOKIN'S YOUTH FAIR CLUB & RAILROAD MUSEUM Erie County Shamokin (R-7) OPEN HOUSE Eastway Lanes Northumberland Co. $ (814) 899-9855 or 898-1022 Shamokin (R-7) Free (717) 648-4675 JUNE Northumberland County Worlds greatest pro bowlers with na- Street festival for children and adults tionally televised -finals on ABC. 9 am- Shamokin Community Centel with over 100 vendors. 10am-3 pm Free (717) 648-5674 11 pm June 4 (rain date June 11) PERRY COUNTY'S LARGEST FLEA Pennsylvania, Reading and Lehigh MARKET Valley Railroads as in the 1950s. May 21-22 6:30-9 pm APRIL MIFFLIN-JUNIATA ARTS FESTIVAL Sherman Dale (P-9) Lewistown.(N-8) Perry County Mifflin County Shermans Dale Ambulance Building April 2-3 Free (717) 582-2288 JANUARY Lewistown Recreational Park EASTER BUNNY EXPRESS Free (717) 248-8711 or 248-6713 Flea market, antiques, crafts and food. 7 am-4 pm Lewisburg (Q-7) Craftsmen show and sell their wares. January 26-30 Union County Music and children's activities. Sat 10 EARLY BIRD SPORTS EXPO Delta Place Station am-7 pm, Sun 10 am-5 pm $ (717) 524-4337 June 4-5 Bloomsburg (S-6) NITTANY ANTIQUE MACHINERY Ride the Lewisburg and Buffalo Columbia County SHOW SPRING WARM UP Bloomsburg Fairgrounds Creek Railroad with the Easter Bunny Late May Centre Hall (N-7) $ (717) 683-5360 aboard. 2 pm PA & NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP MOTORCYCLE TRIALS Centre County Hunting and fishing related products Farrandsville (N-6) Penn's Cave, Centre Hall and services, contests and seminars. April 16-30 Free (814) 364-1664 Wed-Fri 5-10 pm, Sat 9:30 am-9:30 Clinton County LEWISBURG FESTIVAL OF THE pm, Sun 9:30 am-4 pm Free (717) 726-6674 Antique tractors and machinery, pa- ARTS National championship observers rades, flea market and toy tractor Lewisburg (Q-7) mountain trail competition. Noon-5 pmsale. 9 am-7:30 pm Union County FEBRUARY . Packwood House Museum Free (717) 523-0594 or 524-7234 May 28 June 18 HISTORIC CRUISE Mid-February Street fair April 23. Juried crafts, COUNTRY MEMORIES DAY Bellefonte (M-7) VICTORIAN VALENTINE VENTURE entertainment and ethnic food. McVeytown (N-8) 10 am-4 pm Mifflin County Centre County Williamsport (P-6) Queen & Market Streets Free (814) 355-2917 Lycoming County Free (717) 899-6496 or 899-7450 Car show, cruise, trophies, 50's and West Fourth Street April 23 60's dance. Fun for all. 8 am-11 pm $ (800) 358-9900 or (717) 321-1200 PENN STATE BLUE & WHITE Crafts, carriage rides, antique and FOOTBALL GAME classic cars, museum, food and enter- Take a trolley tour through Victorian tainment. 9:30 am-5 pm Williamsport. Fri 7 pm, Sat 5 pm, Sun State College (M-7) June 26 (rain date July 3) 2 pm Centre County PERRY COUNTY AUTOMOTIVE Beaver Stadium May 28-29 MEET Free (814) 865-7567 MIFFLINBURG BUGGY DAYS Shermans Dale (P-9) MARCH Annual inter-squad football game. 2 pm Mifflinburg (P-7) Perry County Union Cour. y Lupfers' Grove $ (717) 582.4738 Early March Mifflinburg Buggy Museum April 30 Free (717) 966-1666 MAPLE SYRUP SUNDAY RENAISSANCE JAMBOREE One of the largest one day automo- Experience living history. Museum tive events in The state. 8 am-6 pm Turbotville (Q-6) Bloomsburg (S-6) tours, buggy rides, crafts demonstra- Montour County Columbia County tions and food. Sat 10 am-5 pm, Sun Montour Preserve Visitors Center Main Street noon-5pm Free (717) 437-3131 Free (717) 784-2522 JULY Learn the age-old art of making ma- Fun street festival with crafts, food, ple syrup and candy. 1-4 pm entertainment, games and more. 10 May 30 am-5 pm MEMORIAL DAY IN BOALSBURG July 3-9 Boalsburg (M-7) JERSEY SHORE TOWN MEETING JULY 4TH CELEBRATION & March 12-13 Centre County HOMECOMING ANTIQUES AT BLOOMSBURG April 30 (rain date May 7) Boaisburg Village and Boal Mansion Bloomsburg (S-6) KID CONNECTION Museum Jersey Shore (P-6) Columbia County Lewistown (N-8) Free (814) 466.6210 or 466-6263 Lycoming County Borough-Recreation Field Bloomsburg Fairgrounds Mifflin County Birthplace of Memorial Day presents $ (717) 784-8279 Free (717) 248-1111 food, music, crafts and historical Free (717) 398-4545 Over 100 exhibitors display furniture, Variety of activities for children, and tours. 10 am-5 pm Exhibits, stage show, fireworks, crocks, dolls and country items. Sat two stage areas. 9:30 am-2:30 pm street parade and food. 10 am-6 pm, Sun 11 am-6 pm 283 51,1 July 8-10 July 16 August 13 August 23-27 PENDA 4-WHEEL & OFF-ROAD OLDE TYMERS' DAY ORGANIC HARVEST CELEBRATION PERRY COUNTY COMMUNITY JAMBOREE SUMMER NATIONALS Selinsgrove (0-7) Penns Creek (P-7) FAIR Bloomsburg (S-6) Snyder County Snyder County Newport (P-9) Columbia County Free (717) 374-0450 Walnut Acres Perry County Bloomsburg Fairgrounds Fun filled day with sidewalk sales, Free (717) 837-0601 Free (717) 567-6260 (317) 236.6522 food, entertainment and exhibits. 10 Tours of organic farm and plant, hay- Displays, crafts, animal displays, pony Over 1500 4-wheel drive vehicles, am-4 pm rides, crafts, music and food. 10 am-5 pm races, rides, food and eotertainment. monster trucks, competition, mud rac- Tues-Fri 4-11 pm, Sat 8 am-11 pm ing and exhibitions. Fri-Sat 9 am-7 pm, Sun 9 am-5 pm July 17 August 14-20 ANTIQUES ON THE ISLAND SHOW MOR NTOUR DELONG COMMUNITY August 27 & SALE FAI NEW BERLIN HERITAGE DAY Mid-July Selinsgrove (Q-7) Washingtonville (R-6) New Berlin (Q-7) FRONTIER DAYS & RODEO Snyder County Montour County Union County Benton (S-6) Isle of Que on banks of the Montour DeLong Community Free (717) 524-2201 or 966-3674 Columbia County Susquehanna River Fairgrounds One hundred and fifty quality antique Benton Airport' rounds Free (717) 374-0450 Free (717) 437-2178 and craft dealers, entertainment and $ (717) 925-6536 or 925-6181 Antiques, collectibles, food, and enter- An agricultural fair featuring farm dis- food. 9 am-4 pm Sanctioned championship rodeo and tainment on the banks of the Susque- plays, animals, food, games and con- special kids roundup rodeo. Thur-Sat hanna River. 10 am-4 pm tests. Mon-Fri 4 pm-late evening, Sat 7:30 pm 11 am-late evening SEPTEMBER July 31 August 6 July 13-16 UNION COUNTY WEST END FAIR August 16-18 September 3-5 RICHFIELD DUTCH DAYS Laurelton (P-7) PENN STATE'S AG PROGRESS DAYS LABOR DAY REGATTA Richfield (P-8) Union County Rock Springs (M-8) Lock Haven (0-6) Juniata County Laurelton Fairgrounds Centre County Clinton County Larson Agricultural Research Center Bason Memorial Park $ (717) 966-2435 or 922-1260 Susquehanna Riverbank Free (717) 694-3075 Rides, concessions, exhibits, crafts, Free (814) 865.2081 Free (717) 726-6324 Amusement rides, concession livestock, tractor pulls and profes- Research tours, machinery demon- Riverbank festival featuring flea mar- stands, craft building, country store, sional entertainment 10 am-11:00 pm strations, agricultural museum and ket, crafts, carnival, food and races. educational and commercial exhibits. quilts and entertainment 4-11 pm 10 am-midnight Tues & Thur 9 am-5 pm, Wed 9 am-8 pm July 13-17 September 3-10 CENTRAL PA FESTIVAL OF THE JUNIATA COUNTY FAIR ARTS August 19-20 Early August Port Royal (0-8) State College (M-7) BELLEFONTE ARTS & CRAFTS ANTIQUES AT BLOOMSBURG FAIR Juniata County Centre County Bloomsburg (S-6) Juniata Fairgrounds Downtown State College and Penn Bellefonte (M-7) Columbia County $ (717) 527-4414 State Campus Centre County Bloomsburg Fairgrounds Free (814) 237-3682 Free (814) 355-2917 Rides, car racing, exhibits, crafts, live $ (717) 784-8279 entertainment and livestock. Mon-Fri Performances, exhibits, films and na- A juried arts and crafts show. Food, Over 100 exhibitors display furniture, 8 am-5 pm, call for hours Sat-Sun tionally recognized sidewalk sales entertainment, and children's activi- crocks, dolls and country items. Sat and exhibitions. 10 am-11 pm ties. Fri 10 am-8 pm, Sat 10 am-6 pm 10 am-6 pm, Sun 11 am-5 pm September 9-11 July 14-23 Late August NITTANY ANTIQUE MACHINERY August 6-12 STEAM ENGINE DAYS LYCOMING COUNTY FAIR ANTHRACITE HERITAGE CLINTON COUNTY FAIR MEMORIAL PARADE Centre Hall (N-7) Hughesville (R-6) Mackeyville (0-6) Centre County Lycoming County Shamokin (R-7) Clinton County Penn's Cave Lycoming County Fairgrounds Northumberland Co. Mackeyville Fairgrounds $ (814) 364-1664 $ (717) 784-0487 or 584-2196 Free (717) 648.4675 $ (717) 748-1737 Antique steam engines and machin- Livestock, agricultural and commer- Parade commemorating the anthra- Rural county fair featuring 4-H dis- ery, parades, flea market, crafts, and cial exhibits, stage shows, tractor pull cite region's proud past. Bands and plays, cooking, sewing and food. 10 food. 9 am-dark and demolition derby. 9 am-11 pm floats. 2-5 pm am-10 pm

August 22.27 September 10 SEPTEMBER FEST August 11-14 LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL SENTIMENTAL JOURNEYS, INC. WORLD SERIES Middleburg (P-7) AND SMOKEY BEAR South Williamsport (Q-6) Snyder County Lock Haven (0-6) Lycoming County Community Field Clinton County Lamade Stadium Free (717) 539-8201 Airport Free (717) 326.1921 Antiques, collectibles, arts and crafts, Free (717) 787-2925 or and homemade food. 9 am-4 pm Children compete in global baseball (717) 893.4207 tournament to determine world cham- Three hundred planes fly in a celebra- pion. Mon-Wed, 11 am, 2, 5 & 8 pm, tion of Smokey's 50th Anniversary. Thur 1:30 & 5 pm, Sat 4 pm September 10-17 MILTON HARVEST FESTIVAL Milton (0-6) August 22-September 1 Northumberland County CENTRE COUNTY GRANGE FAIR $ (717) 742-8736 Centre Hall (N-7) Arts, crafts, parade, Princess Pag- Centre County eant, food, races and entertainment. Grange Fairgrounds $ (814) 355-2943 Professional entertainment rides, horse shows and arts andcrAts,{3 am-1 am 11521 289 September 13-17 Early October OKTOBERFEST December 3-4 BEAN SOUP FESTIVAL HARVESTFEST Shamokin (R-7) VICTORIAN HOLIDAY WEEKEND McClure (0-8) Reedsville (N-8) Northumberland County Lewisburg (Q-7) nyder County Mifflin County Free (717) 648-4675 Union County Cold Sirings Grove Youth Park Polka dancing in the streets, over Downtown Victorian Lewisburg Free (717) 658-8425 or Free (717) 667-2943 100 stands of craftsmen. 9 am-3 pm Free (800) 458-4748 or (800) 338-7389 Crafts, demonstrations, foods, horse (717) 524-7282 Amusement rides, concessions, free show, classic cars, barbecues and Tree lighting, readings, holiday music entertainment and Bean Soup in NASCAR models. Fri 1-9 pm, Sat 9 October 28-29 and authentic Victonan Christmas pa- black kettles. 4-11 pm am-9 pm HAUNTED TRAIN RIDE rade. Fri 7 pm tree lighting, Sat 2 pm Lewisburg (Q-7) parade Union County September 17 (rain date Sept. 24) COVERED BRIDGE & ARTS Delta Place Station PERRY COUNTY'S LARGEST FLEA FESTIVAL $ (717) 524-4337 or (800) 458-4748 December 9-11 BELLEFONTE VICTORIAN MARKET Elysburg (R-7) Ride the train with your favorite mon- CHRISTMAS Shermans Dale (P-9) Columbia County sters, ghosts and goblins. 6 pm Perry County Knoebel's Amusement Resort Bellefonte (M-7) Shermans Dale Ambulance Building Free (717) 784-8279 Centre County Free (717) 582-2288 Festival boasts the area's 100-year- NOVEMBER Free (814) 355-2917 or 355-1516 Flea market, antiques, crafts and old covered bridges. 10 am-6 pm Home tours, buggy rides, arts and food. 7 am-4 pm crafts plus much more. 10 am-6 pm November 24 October 8.9 RUN FOR THE DIAMONDS September 18-19 BUFFALO VALLEY ANTIQUE December 10-11 Berwick (T-6) LITTLE BUFFALO FESTIVAL OF MACHINERY SHOW SANTA CLAUS EXPRESS Columbia County THE ARTS Lewisburg (Q-7) Mifflinburg (P-7) 2nd and Market Streets Union County Newport (P-9) Participant entry fee (717) 759-1300 Union County Perry County Delta Place Station Delta Place Station Free (717) 524-4337 Third oldest road race in the country, $ (717) 524-4337 Little Buffalo State Park diamonds given as prizes. 10:30 am $ (717) 567-7023 Antique machinery, flea market, crafts, Ride with Santa aboard Lewisburg Music, theatre, arts, crafts, children's train rides and good food. 8 am7 pm and Buffalo Creek Railroad. 11:30 activities, historic site and food. 11 November 30-December 11 am & 2 pm am-6 pm October 9 SELINSGROVE WHITE CHRISTMAS BOALSBURG CULTURE HERITAGE Selinsgrove (Q -7) December 17-23 Late September FESTIVAL Snyder County LITTLE BUFFALO CHRISTMAS MARKET STREET FESTIVAL Boalsburg (M-7) Market Street PROGRAM $ (717) 374-0466 or 374.2929 alSelinsgrove (Q-7) Centre County Newport (P-9) Snyder County Columbus Chapel and Boal Perry County Mansion Museum Two weeks of celebration, with food, Little Buffalo State Park Market Street entertainment and special events. Free (717) 374-0466 Free (814) 466.6210 Free (717) 567-9255 Crafts, antiques, food, live entertainment Food, music, costumes, dance and Lighted trail with displays, Christmas and children's activities. 10 am-5 pm crafts of the many cultures that have music, Santa and refreshments. 6-9 pm shaped today's America. 10 am-5 pm

September 24-October 1 December 31 October 14-16 December 1-3 BLOOMSBURG FAIR FIRST NIGHT STATE COLLEGE MIFFLINBURG CHRISTKINDL PA STATE FLAMING FOLIAGE State College (M-7) Bloomsburg (S-6) MARKET FESTIVAL Centre County Columbia County Mifflinburg (P-7) Fairgrounds Renovo (M-5) $ (814) 237.3682 Union County Clinton County A family celebration of the New Year $ (717) 784-4949 or 784-5728 Market Street Free (717) 923-2411 in State College. 10 am-midnight Largest agricultural fair in the east. Free (717) 966-1666 Top name entertainment. 7 am-mid- Crowning of state Flaming Foliage Queen, parade and flea market. All Authentic outdoor German Christmas night weekend market, handmade wares, and deco- JANUARY 1.995 rated Christmas village. Thur 5-9 pm, Fri 1-9 pm, Sat 10 am-5 pm OCTOBER Mid-October January 25-29, 1995 APPLE BUTTER DAY EARLY BIRD SPORTS EXPO Bloomsburg (S-6) October 1-2 Bellefonte (M-7) Centre County Columbia County HERITAGE DAYS Curtin Village Bloomsburg Fairgrounds Turbotville (Q-6) Free (814) 355-1982 $ (717) 683-5360 11111_ Northumberland County Apple butter boil, craft and antique Hunting and fishing related products Warrior Run Church, flea market, and tours. 10 am-5 pm and services, contests and seminars. Hower-Slote House Wed-Fri 5-10 pm, Sat 9:30 am-9:30 $ (717) 538-1928 pm, Sun 9:30 am-4 pm Activities of earlydays, 1830's period SUGAR VALLEY LIONS CLUB exhibits and demonstrations. Sat 9 HAUNTED HAYRIDE am-6 pm, Sun 11:30 am-5:30 pm Loganton (0-6) Clinton County Route 880 $ (717) 725-3497 One mile hayride with Halloween scenes, bean soup and funnel cakes. 7-10:30 pm

2.20 ALLENWOOD CATAWISSA UNION COUNTY (Q -6) COLUMBIA COIN IN (S-7) Attractions Attractions Clyde Peeling's Reptiland U.S. Route 15, Rohrbach's Farm Market 2 miles South of (RD #1 Box 388), Allenwood 17810; (717) Catawissa on Rt. 487, Catawissa 17820; 538-1869. A specialized zoo featuring tor- (717) 356-7654. Homegrown fresh fruits toises, crocodiles, lizards, snakes, and birds. and vegetables. Fall festival, Oct. 7th and 8th. 0 CENTRE HALL Attractions CENTRE COUNTY (N-7) Bellefonte Historic Railroad The Train Sta-Attractions tion, Bellefonte 16823; (814) 355-0311. Penn's Cave Route 192E, Centre Hall Rail diesel car excursions. Weekends May - 16828; (814) 364-1664. America's Only October plus special runs. All Water Cavern toured by guided motor- Kolln Vineyards 3628 Buffalo Run Rd., boats, near 1-80. Bellefonte 16823; (814) 355-4666. Open Saturdays and Sundays for tours, tasting, MANVILLE and retail sales. moNTouR COUNTY (11-7) Susquehanna Valley Visitors' Bureau Accommodations-Campgrounds Accommodations-Hotels/Motels (Northumberland, Union and Snyder Bellefonte/State College KOA 2481 Jack- Danville Knights Inn 1-80 & Rt. 54, Exit Counties), P.D. Box 268, 219D Hafer Rd., sonville Road, Bellefonte 16823; (814) 355- 33, Danville 17821; (717) 275-4640. Lewisburg 17837; (800) 458-4748 (Cont. 7912. Central PA's finest full service FREE: cable, continental breakfast, local US & Can.), (717) 524-7234. The Susque- campground close to Penn State. calls. Dining room, lounge & pool. hanna Valley Visitors' Bureau serves Union, Snyder and Northumberland counties. The Bureau provides information on attrac- ELYSBURG tions, relocations, conferences, and visitors' NORTHUMBERLAND CO. (R-7) services. Attractions Attractions West Shore Rail Excursions Delta Plac Bloomsburg Theatre Ensemble Center St., Knoebels Amusement Resort P.O. Box non, RR 3, Box 154, Rte. 15 N., Lewi P.O. Box 66, Bloomsburg 17815; (800) 317, Rte. 487, Elysburg 17824; (717) 672- 17837; (717) 524-4337. Operating Apr.- 282-0283. Live professional theatre since 2572. Pennsylvania's largest free admission Oct. Train rides, luncheon and dinner 1978. Performances year-round, Alvina amusement park. Set in a beautiful pine and trains. Krause Theatre. 6. hardwood forest. 38 rides including 13 kid- Celebrity Artist Series/Bloomsburg Univer- die rides. Phoenix Roller Coaster rated one Accommodations-Hotels/Motels sity Bloomsburg 17815; (717) 389-4409. 6. of America's 10 best. 12 gift shops. The Days Inn - Lewisburg U.S. Route 15, P.O. Columbia/Montour Tourist Promotion Alamo, a complete family restaurant, 12 Box 253, Lewisburg 17837; (717) 523- Agency, Inc. 121 Paper Mill Rd., snack concessions, 500 site campground, 1171. Easily accessible on US Rt. 15. 1/2 Bloomsburg 17815; (717) 784-8279, (800) giant swimming pool and waterslides. mile from charming downtown Lewisburg VISIT-10 (Cont. U.S. & Can.). Heart of and Bucknell University campus. Shopping scenic PA, 1-80, exit 35. Covered bridges, lAMAR nearby. Friendly staff, complimentary in camping, golfing, fishing, antique, theatre, '(:LINTON COIN FY1N-6) room coffee, fitness room, suites & whirl- iestivals, tours and friendly people. pool rooms available, seasonal swimming Accommodations-Hotels/Motels pool, adjoining Perkins Family Restaurant Comfort Inn Lamar/Lock Haven Area open 24 hrs. daily. B ALSBURG 1-80 Exit 25 Route 64, Lamar 16848; (717) CENTRE COUNTY (M-7) 726-4901. Located on 1-80 in the center of LEWISTOWN Attractions PA. 155 rooms. MIFFI IN COUNTY (N-8) Columbus Chapd and Boal Mansion Mu- seum Business Rte. 322 and Rte. 45, LEWISBIJRG Attractions Boalsburg 16827-0116; (814) 466-6210. timoN ('(MINTY (Q -' Juniata-Mifflin County Tourist Promotion Christopher Columbus heirlooms from Agency 19 S. Wayne St., Lewistown 17044; 1400's at 200-year-old mansion. Attractions (717) 248-6713. Phone, write or stop in * Pennsylvania Military Museum P.O. BoxPackwood House Museum 15 North our office for free brochures. 160A, Boalsburg 16827; (814) 466-6263. Water St., Lewisburg 17837; (717) 524- The Military History of Pennsylvania from 0323. Decorative Arts Museum with a LIVERPOOL the Indian Wars to Desert Storm. wide range of antiques. PERRY COUNTY (g81 The Slifer House Museum Lewisburg United Methodist Homes, Lewisburg Attractions 17837; (717) 524-2271 ext. 124. Restored Hunters Valley Winery Rtes. 11 & 15,110 Victorian mansion. Guided tours. Tuesday- crpool 17045; (717) 444-7211. Small farm Sunday 1-4pm. winery open weekends year-round for tours and tastings. 29j #ffEterfeyti4 Central Pennsylvania Tourism SUSQUEHANNAVALLEY Visitors and Convention Bureau Visitors Bureau 1402 South Atherton Street 219 O. Hafer Road, P.O. Box 268 State College, PA 16801 Lewisburg, PA 17837 1-800-358-LION 1-800-458-4748

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292 LOCK HAVEN MILL HALL PENNS CREEK CLINTON COUNTY (0-6) dINTON-COUNTY (0-5) SNYDER COUNTY ( P-7) Attractions Attractions Shoin Clinton County Historical Society 362 The Millbrook Playhouse RD 2, Mill Hall Walnut Acres/Organic Farm Walnut Acres East Water St., Lock Haven 1.7745; (717) 17751; (717) 748-8083. Professional New Rd., Penns Creek 17862; (800) 433-3998. 748-7254. Operates Heisey Museum, an York summer stock, at its finest! Whole foods for healthful living. Mail order historic Victorian house and Piper Air catalog and retail store. Museum. Clinton County Tourist Promotion . MILTON Agency, Inc. Courthouse Annex. 151 .NORTHUMBERLAND Co. (Q-6) - POTTERS MILLS Susquehanna Ave., Lock Haven 17745; Attractions (INTRE COUNTY (N-7) (717) 893-4037. "FISHING SHANGRI- Rockwell's Grand Candlelight Dinner Attractions LA" call for FREE recreational map/fishing Theatre 32 S. Turbot Ave., Milton 17847; Happy Valley Friendly Farm, Petting Farm streams guide. (800) 568-7771. Professional musical din- Rte. 322; Potters Mills 16875; (814) 364- Fin, Fur and Feather Wildlife Museum ner theatre. Broadway hits. Call for season 1902. Come pet, feed, and love our HCR 75, Box 59, Lock Haven 17745; schedule. friendly animals and more. (717) 769-6620. One of a kind collection of wildlife trophies around the globe. NEW BERLIN , RENOVO Accommodations-Hotels/Motels UNION COUNTY (Q-7) CLINTON COUNTY (M-5) Days Inn - Lock Haven 101 E. Walnut St., Accommodations-Countu Inns Attractions Lock Haven 17745; (717) 748-3297. The Inn at Olde New Berlin 321 Market Kettle Creek State Park HCR 62, Box 96, Street, New Berlin 17855-0390; (717) 966- Renovo 17764; (717) 923-0206. Open all 0321. True Victorian ambience, elegant year. Hiking, fishing, hunting, winter lodging and Gabriel's fine dining restaurant. sports, camping seasonal. Accommodations-Guest Farms Mountain Dale Farm RR #2, Box 985, NEW BLOOMFIELD. SELINSGROVE McClure 17841; (717) 658-3536. Experi- PERRY COUNTY (P-q) SNYDER COUN FY ((,l -7) ence farm country-scenic, working farm, Attractions Accommodations-Hotels/Motels lodging, food, families welcome. Perry County Tourist & Recreation Bu- Comfort Inn P.O. Box 299, Selinsgrovift reau P.O. Box 447, New Bloomfield 17068; 17870; (717) 374-8880 or (800) 627-W MIFFLINBURG (717) 582-2131. Come visit Little Buffalo UNION COUNTY (P-7) State Park, covered bridges and old mills. Attractions STATE COLLEGE 1. Mifflinburg Buggy Museum 523 Green NORTHUMBERLAND CEN FRE COUNTY (1\1-7) St., Mifflinburg 17844; (800) 45-VISIT. NORTHUMBERLAND GO. (Q-7)'Attractions Original shop and home of Mifflinburg car- Attractions American Philatelic Society 100 Oakwood riage builder William Heiss. *Joseph Priestly House 472 Priestly Ave., Ave., State College 16803; (814) 237-3803. Northumberland 17857; (717) 473-9474. Headquarters of America's National Associa- MILESBURG The last home of the discoverer of oxygen. tion of Stamp Collectors. Centre County Lion Country Visitors and . CENTRE COUNTY (M-7) Accommodations-Campgrounds Convention Bureau 1402 S. Atherton St., Accommodations-Hotels/Motels Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park-Camp-Resort State College 16801; (814) 231-1400 or Days Inn - Milesburg/State College 1-80 & RD 1, Box 116, Northumberland 17857; (800) 358-5466 (Continental U.S. & Can- US 150, Milesburg 16853; (814) 355- (717) 473-8021. Central PA's Luxury ada). Your headquarters for the best Central 7521. Restaurant, lounge, pool, free HBO, Campground-a great place for Family Vaca- Pennsylvania has to offer. Penn State University 14 miles. tions. 6. Centre Furnace Mansion 1001 E. College Avenue, State College 16801; (814) 234- 4779. 19th century ironmasters mansion. s Nor'Central PA.... Penn State University's birthplace, visitors ountry welcome. 6. "Possibly Perfect ".... Mineral Museum at Penn State University ...4 seasons of things to do and State College 16802; (814) 865-6427. Hands-on mineral and fossil displays, art- see...STAY at VICTORIAN INN BED works. Open 9-5 weekdays, free! AND BREAKFAST...SHOP the new BALD EAGLE FACTORY OUTLET (over 30 national brand stores) in quaint village setting... Call or write.... Clinton County Tourist Promotion Agency 151 Susquehanna Avenue Lock Haven, PA17745 29, (717) 893-4037 4 e,

11561 Accommodations-Hotels/Motels Days Inn Penn State 240 S. Pugh St., State e 16801; (814) 238-8454, (800) AYS. Located in downtown State College's business and shopping district, one block from Penn State campus, our full-service hotel welcomes you. Featuring 185 well-appointed guest rooms, two restaurants, nightly entertainment, banquets, conferences to 700, downtown swim and fitness club and much more. Holiday Inn - State College (Penn State Univ. Area), 1450 S. Atherton, State Col- lege 16801; (814) 238-3001 and (800) HOLIDAY. The Nittany Lion Inn 200 W. Park Ave., State College 16803; (814) 231-7500 or (814) 231-7510. Penn State's 260 room co- Shaver's Creek Environmental Center 201 Community Theatre League 1131- Wash lonial style inn. Fine and casual dining; fit- Mateer Building, 14 miles south of State ington Blvd., Williamsport 17701; (717) ness room; gift shop; lounge; two 18-hole College off Rte. 26, University Park 16802; 327-1777. First quality theatre productions, golf courses; plus swimming; tennis; profes- (814) 863-2000. Boardwalk, trails, mu- also available for private performances. sional theatre; five museums. seum, animals, exhibits, bookstore, hawks, Herdic Trolley 1500 West Third St., Wil- owls, eagles, exploration. liamsport 17701; (800) 248-9287. Experi- ence a delightful narrated tour through WATERVILLE Williamsport's areas of interest. I )(COMING COUNTY (0-5) Hiawatha (Cruises) Susquehanna State Attractions Park, 848 West 4th St., Williamsport Palmer Museum of Art The Pennsylvania Attractions 17701; (800) 358-9900. Modern day rep- lica of the real paddle-wheel riverboat near State University, University Park 16802- Little Pine State Park Box 100, Waterville Rt. 220. 2507; (814) 865-7672. A museum 17776; (717) 847-3200. Hiking, fishing, displaying international historical and camping and various water sports in the fa- Hotel Kast 723 Arch Street, Williamsport contemporary visual arts. mous Pine Creek Valley. 17701; (717) 323-5866. Come see the Pe- terson train display - one of the finest in the ilkylvania Centre Stage 137 Arts Build- area. By appointment. niversity Park 16802; (814) 863- WESTPORT Little League Museum Route 15, Williams- 0255. Professional summer theatre on the CLINTON COUNTY (M -5) campus of Penn State University. port 17701; (717) 326-3607. Lots of things Accommodations-Hotels/Motels to do and see for all ages! 6. Bucktail Lodge on Kettle Creek Route 120 Lycoming County Historical Museum 858 West, Box 83, Westport 17778; (717) 923- West Fourth St., Williamsport 17701- 2472. Visit our restaurant and general store. 5824; (717) 326-3326. Come enjoy and ex- Heart of outdoor recreation. perience the history of North Central Pennsylvania. Lycoming County Tourist Promotion WI-IITE DEER Agency 848 W. 4th St., Williamsport UNk)N couNTY 1Q-61 17701; (800) 358-9900 (Continental U.S.), (717) 321-1200. Little League, the Attractions Hiawatha, the Susquehanna Boom Festival Reading Railroad Station and Museum De-and more. & pot Road, White Deer 17887; (717) 966- 3252. Pullman and Baggage cars open for The Old Jail Center 154 West Third tours, railroad memorabilia displays. Street, Williamsport 17701; (717) 323- 2770. The only prison museum dedicated to our state's contributions to the world's WILLIAMSPORT penal system. LY(:OMING COUNTY 1P -6) Williamsport Symphony Orchestra Com- munity Arts Center 220 West Fourth St., Attractions Williamsport 17701; (717) 322-0227. Five Children's Discovery Workshop 343 W. live concerts of thrilling symphonic sound 4th St., P.O. Box 786, Williarnsport 17703; featuring guest artists. (717) 322-5437. Fun, educational, dynamic hands-on museum. Community Arts Center 220 W. Fourth WOODWARD St., Williamsport 17701; (717) 326-2424 RE COLIN Y (Box Office). Theatre for Performing Arts/ Film, newly renovated, free parking, Inter- Attractions state 1-80 (Exit 26). Woodward Cave and Campground Rte. 45, Woodward 16882; (814) 349-9800. PA's largest live cavern, five rooms, two lev- 294. els, recreation campground. ( LEGHENY NATIONAL

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. : Trout fishermen will want to cast their lines spectacular scenery along the Grand Army of along Pine and Tionesta creeks, and thethe Republic Highway, Route 6, through Pennsylvania record muskie was caught at Warren, McKean, Potter and Tioga counties. Kinzua Dam in Warren County, which also And the peaks and valleys of the Pennsylvania boasts outstanding walleye and trout fishing. Grand Canyon, 300,000 acres of forest land, The natural beauty of the region stretches include a 1,000-foot drop at Pine Creek in east acrd.the Magic Forest in Clearfield, Tioga County. Clarion and Jefferson counties. There's

pennsylvania's most famous resident makes his home in the Allegheny National Forest Region. If you're visiting in early February, you may catch sight of Punxsutawney Phil, our weather-predicting groundhog, as he looks for his shadow. A family dedicated to the great outdoors will find none greater than the Allegheny National Forest Region. REGIONAL CONTACTS:

Cameron County Tourist Promotion Agency P.O. Box 118 Driftwood, PA 15832 (814) 546-2665 LLEGHENY The Magic Forests of West Central PA Tourism & Travel Bureau (Clarion, Clearfield, Jefferson Counties) AATIONAL do Brookville Office R.R. #5, Box 47 Brookville, PA 15825 FOREST REGION (800) 348-9393 (Continental U.S./Canada) (814) 849-5197 Elk County Recreailon & Tourist Council, Inc. 141 Main Street P.O. Box 35 Ridgway, PA 15853 (814) 772-5502 Forest County Tourist Promotion Agency P.O. Box 608 Tionesta, PA 16353 (800) 222-1706 (in Pennsylvania) (814) 927-8818 Seneca Highlands Tourist Association, Inc. (McKean County) P.O. Drawer G Custer City. PA 16725 (814) 368-9370

Potter County Recreation, Inc. 15 P.O. Box 245 Coudersport, PA 16915-0245 (814) 435-2290(814) 435-8230 61 6 6 Tioga County Tourist Promotion Agency 21' 114 Main Street Wellsboro, PA 16901 (800) 332-6718 (in Pennsylvania) 12 (717) 724-0635 Northern Alleghenies (Warren County) 315 Second Avenue P.O. Box 804 Warren, PA 16365 119 (800) 624-7802 (15 Eastern States) (814) 726-1222 BEST COPYAVAILABLE 299

162 Mid-Late June MK_ WESTERN PA LAUREL FESTIVAL Brookville (G-6) *January7-9 Jefferson County RODEO IN THE SNOW Free (814) 849-2024 Coudersport (L-3) Crowning of Laurel Queen street carnival, car shows and sidewalk Potter County sales. Potter County Snowmobile Club House grounds, Rt 6 Free (814) 667-2528 or (717) 867-5588 June 17-19 FOREST FEST Snowmobile demonstration rides, guided trail rides, family fun and Bradford (J-3) concessions Fri 4-11 pm, Sat 9 am- McKean County midnight, Sun 9 am-4 pm Allegheny National Forest Free (814) 778.9944 Forest resource and recreation tours, Late January February 5-6 (rain dates camping, swimming, and open PA CROSS-COUNTRY SLED DOG February 19-20) houses. 10 am-8 pm CHAMPIONSHIP PA SLED DOG RACES Marshburg (11-3) Warren (G -3) Early June McKean County Warren County CLARION RIVER ARTS FESTIVAL FOREST FEST Alledry _my National Forest Chapman State Park Clarion (F-6) Ridgway (J-5) Free (814) 368-9370 Participant entry fee (814) 723-5C30 Clarion County Elk County Sled dog races of 100 miles and 60 All races sanctioned, spectators Clarion Memorial Park Allegheny National Forest miles, and horse-drawn sleigh rides. welcome, food, refreshments and Free (814) 226-9161 or 226-4903 Free (814) 772.5502 9 am-late evening Light pulls. 9am-5 pm Artist display and show, entertain- Multi-county special events, antique ment, crafts, concessions, and street shows, RV displays and boat rides. theatre. 8 am-10 pm Dawn-dusk January 28-30 February 12-19 (snow dates MARIENVILLE WINTERFEST Feb. 19-20) Marienville (G-5) CHAPMAN WINTER CARNIVAL June 3-5 FOREST FEST Forest County Warren (G-3) SUSQUEHANNOCK TRAIL PRO Warren (G-3) Maca Park Warren County RALLY Warren County Free (814) 927-8687 Chapman State Park Wellsboro (0.4) Allegheny National Forest Snow sculpture:sleigh rides, snow- Free (814) 723.5030 Tioga County Free (814) 723.5150 emobiling, talent show, Las Vegas Sled and toboggan races, ice skating, Free (717) 724-1926 Boat rides, fish hatchery tours, ranger night and auction. Fri 6-11 pm, Sat cross-country skiing, snow sculpture Over 200 miies of spectator areas. station open house, contest and 10 am-11 pm, Sun noon-4 pm and food. Noon-5 pm Maps, food and entertainment. more. 10 am-6 pm Fri 4.10 pm, Sat 10 am-Sun 1 am CLEARFIELD COUNTY GOSPEL FEBRUARY FESTIVAL June 4 Clearfield (K-6) GOD'S COUNTRY MARATHON Clearfield County Early February March 13 Galeton (N-4) Clearfield Fair Grounds WELLSBORO WINTER WEEKEND CHARTER DAY Potter County Free (814) 339.7316 Wellsboro (0-4) Statewide Galeton to Coudersport Every Twenty minutes a different Tioga County Many of the PA Historical & Museum Participant entry fee (814) 274.9109 group appears, rain or shine. $ (717) 724-1926 Sites throughout PA 26.2 mile marathon held on U.S. Fri 7 pm, Sat 1 pm, Sun 10 am Sports card show and sale, concerts, Free (717) 787.1019 Highway 6 from Galeton to Couder- bobsled rides and refreshments. Sat Celebrates the granting of a Charter sport. 20th anniversary. 8 am 9 am-5 pm, Sun noon-5 pm by King Charles II to William Penn. June 24-25 Noon-5 pm at most sites RIDGWAY INDEPENDENCE June 11 FESTIVAL February 2 APRIL BLACK BEAR ROUND-UP Ridgway (J-5) GROUNDHOG DAY Galeton (N-4) Elk County Potter County Main Street Punxsutawney (H-7) April 3 Jefferson County Galeton's Centertown Park & Lake Free (814) 773-3131 or 776-1424 MEMORIAL CANOE MARATHON Gobbler's Knob $ (814) 435-2290 or 435-8.'30 Continuous entertainment, bands, Free (814) 938.7700 Emporium (L-4) Win cash finding black bear wood exhibits, car show, flea market, crafts Cameron County America's premier weather forecaster silhouettes hidden in the forests. and food. Fri noon-11 pm, Sat 8 am- Participant entry fee (814) 486 -1691 makes his famous annual prediction. Sunrise to 4 pm 11 pm 7 am Ten mile and 24 mile race. Three classes with cash purse. Registration 10 am-noon, lace 12:15 June 11.19 June 25-July 4 February 5-6 PA STATE LAUREL FESTIVAL PUNXSUTAWNEY GROUNDHOG WINTER FAMILY FESTIVAL Wellsboro (0.4) FESTIVAL April 23 Tioga County Punxsutawney (G-7) Penfield (J-6) RIDGWAY TRIATHLON Clearfield County $ (717) 724-1926 Jefferson County Parker Dam State Park Ridgway (J-5) Concerts, bike race, foot races, Downtown Punxsutawney Free (814) 938.7687 $ (814) 765.0630 Elk County queens competition, arts, crafts and Main Steet parade. Museum tours, food fest, performers, Sleigh rides, ice fishing, skating, Participant entry fee (814) 772-5502 family activities and sporting events. children's activities, concerts, arts 10K run, 9 mile canoe, 17 mile and crafts. 9 am-10 pm Sat 8 am-noon, Sun noon-5 pm bicycle. June 25-26 July 4-9 KANEFEST/BLACK CHERRY Early August SNAKE HUNT & RATTLESNAKE WOLFS CORNERS 4TH OF JULY FESTIVAL TIOGA COUNTY FAIR SACKING CONTEST Tionesta (F-5) Kane (H-4) Mansfield (P-3) Cross Fork (M-5) Clarion County McKean County Tioga County Potter County Wolfs Corners Fair Grounds Chestnut Street Elementary School Whitneyville, between Mansfield & Fire Company Grounds $ (814) 744-8302 or 774.8197 Free (814) 837-6565 Wellsboro Free (717) 923-1428 Carnival, western music, grandstand Family entertainment, crafts, games, $ (717) 549-8176 Snake hunting in the mountains, events, fair, exhibits, foodand enter- children's activities, bands and Livestock shows, tractor pulls, sacking contest, and crafts. 8 am-dark tainment. Mon 10 am-midnight, Tues- antique car show. Noon-evening demolition derby and free entertain- Fri 6 pm-midnight, Sat noon-midnight ment. 10 am-10 pm

June 26 July 17-23 LUDLOW DAY FESTIVAL July 9 JEFFERSON COUNTY TOWN & August 5-7 COUNTRY FAIR Ludlow (H-4) PLEASURES & TREASURES FOLK WOODSMAN'S SHOW McKean Count/ ART SHOW & FAIRE Brookville G-6) Galeton (N-4) Wilkcat Park Pittsfie. Jeffersonounty Potter County $ (814) 856-2687 $ (814) 945.6531 Warren County Cherry Springs State Park Entertainment, carnival, fireworks, Warren County Fairgrounds Livestock fudging, tractor pull, four- $ (81\ 435-2907 games and food Noon-10 pm $ (814) 563-4505 wheel-drive pull, mud bogging, and Gam actor pull, lumberjack com- Old fashioned family fun, live music, demolition derby. Noon-TO-pm petition, horsepull, juried exhibits and foods, entertainment, horsedrawn family entertainment 9 am-6 pm wagon rides, demonstrations, free JULY activities, 100 artisans, and horse- Late July shoe tournament. 10 am-5 pm ALLEGHENY MOUNTAIN August 7 CHAMPIONSHIP RODEO July 2-3 SLAVIC-ETHNIC REUNION & Kelletville (F-4) PICNIC BARK PEELERS CONVENTION July 9-10 Forest County St. Marys (J-5) Galeton (N-4) Flying W Ranch SAWMILL WOODCARVING SHOW Elk County Potter County $ (814) 463-7663 & ALL-WOOD FESTIVAL St. Marys Sportsmens Club PA Lumber Museum Cooksburg (G-5) Professional rodeo competition. Top- $ (814) 834-3698 $ (814) 435-2652 ranking competitors from the U.S. Clarion County Live Polka music,_snadcs, refresh- Contests, music, demonstrations, and Canada. Thurs-Sat 8 pm, Sun 2 pm Sawmill Center for the Arts, ments, ethnic buffet, dancing, and remi- crafts, sawmill, food and antique Cook Forest State Park niscing. 12:30 am-9:30 pm, Polka engines. 9 am-5 pm Free (814) 927.6655 or 774-9670 Mass-11:30 am, buffet at 4:30 pm Carving competition plus all-wood July 22-24 craft show demonstrations and enter- DUCKS UNLIMITED WILDLIFE ART RED SUSPENDER WEEKEND tainment. Sat 10 am-8 pm, & CARVING SHOW & SALE August 8-13 Galeton (N-4) Sun 10 am-5 pm Ridgway (J-5) WARREN COUNTY FAIR Potter County Elk County Pittsfield (F-3) Aiellos Center Town Park Warren County Mid-July (814) 776-1121 Free (814) 435-2265 Pittsfield Fairgrounds Parade, water battles, food, live mu- CANYON COUNTRY BLUE GRASS Meet the artists and see their FESTIVAL $ (814) 757-8668 sic and spectacular fireworks. Large agricultural fair, major entertain- Wellsboro (0-4) ment, judging livestock and more. Tioga County 11 am-11 pm July 2-4 $ (717) 724-4424 July 24-30 BROCKWAY'S OLD-FASHIONED Three days of music, camping, food CLARION COUNTY FAIR FOURTH CELEBRATION and crafts in Canyon Country. Fri 6- New Bethlehem (F-6) August 9-13 Brockway (H-5) 11 pm, Sat 10 am-11 pm, Sun 10 am- Clarion County ELK COUNTY FAIR 5 pm Red Bank Valley Municipal Park Jefferson County Kersey (J-5) $ (814) 275-3929 Ty lor Memorial Park Elk County Free (814) 268.8621 or 268-6565 July 15-17 Carnival, livestock, horse show. $ (814) 885-8296 or 885-8376 demolition derby, quilts and stage Old fashioned community celebra- TOM MIX ROUNDUP Games, food, demolition derby, tion. All events are free. Come enjoy. shows. 10 am-TO pm Driftwood (L-5) music, horse show, exhibits truck pull 8 am-midnight and entertainment. Mon-Fri 4-11 pm, Cameron County Sat 10 am-11 pm Tom Mix Birthplace Park AUGUST Free (814) 546-2044 or 546.2628 Wagon train, horse trail rides, country August 11-14 bands, square dancing and crafts. Fn August 1.6 SWEDISH FESTIVAL 5-11 pm, Sat 10 am-11 pm, CLEARFIELD COUNTY FAIR Sun 9 am-4 pm Mt. Jewett (J-4) Clearfield (K-6) McKean County Clearfield County Free (814) 778-9944 Clearfield Driving Park Festival parade, Kinzua Bridge $ (814) 765.4629 historical attraction, games and Agricultural exhibits, livestock, art smorgasbord. Noon-dusk and grange exhibits, harness racing and stage shows. Mon-Tues noon- evening, Wed-Sat 8 am-midnight Mid-August AMERICAN INDIAN POW WOW Kelletville (F-4) Forest County Flyina W Ranch $ (814) 453-7663 Culture and traditions of the Ameri- can Indian as they are practiced to- 31)1 day. 2-7:30 pm September 22-26 DECEMBER HARMONY GRANGE FAIR Westover (J-8) Clearfield County December 2-4 Harmony Grange Fairgrounds HISTORIC BROOKVILLE Free (814) 743-6781 VICTORIAN CHRISTMAS Food, games, concessions and CELEBRATION family activities. 9 am-11 pm Brookville1G-6) Jefferson bounty Free (814) 849 -5448 September 23.25 Carolers, historic walking tour, horse MARIENVILLE'S OKTOBERFEST and buggy rides and street crafters. Marienville (G-5) Dawn-dusk Forest County (814) 927-6380 or 927-6608 Music, crafts and apple butter December 3 making. Fri 6-11 prh, Sat 9 am- DICKENS OF A CHRISTMAS GERMANIA OLDE HOME DAY & August 19-21 11 pm, Sun 9 am-4 pm PARADE Wellsboro (0.4) SAWMILL SUMMERFEST & QUILT Tioga County SHOW Germania (N-4) Main Street Cooksburg (G-5) Potter County September 24-26 Free (717) 724-1926 Clarion County Club Hill FABULOUS 1890'S WEEKEND Free (814) 435.8881 Arts, crafts, demonstrations, carriage Sawmill Center for the Arts, Cook Mansfield (P-3) rides, entertainment, food and period Forest State Park Parade, pig roast, horseshoe pitching Tioga County costumes. 9 am-5 pm Free (814) 927.6655 or 774-9670 tournament and bingo. $25,000 raffle. Smythe Park 10 am-midnight Juried arts, quilt show, demonstra- Free (717) 662-3442 or 662-4846 tions, theatre; entertainment and Re-creation of America's first night JANUARY 1995 children's corner. Fri-Sat 10 am- football game. Period costumes, 6 pm, Sun 10 am-5 pm September 9-11 crafts and entertainment. ST. MARYS HOMETOWN FESTIVAL Early January, 1995 St. Marys (J-5) RODEO IN THE SNOW August 21-27 Elk County CAMERON COUNTY FAIR Municipal parking lot OCTOBER Coudersport (L-3) Emporium (L-4) Free (814) 834-2875 or 781-3804 Potter County Potter County Snowmobile Club Cameron County Celebrate hometown! One hundred October 1-9 Cameron County Fairgrounds House grounds, Rt. 6 and twenty booths, food, drink, INTEGRA BANK AUTUMN LEAF Free (814) 667-2528 or Free (814) 546-2574 games, crafts and live entertainment. FESTIVAL (717) 867-5588 1111Kxhibits, entertainment, food, games, Frill am-11 pm, Sat 9 am-11 pm, ontests, music and fun for all ages. Sun 10 am-6 pm Clarion (F-6) Snowmobile demonstration rides, Mon-Fri 5:30-11 pm, Sat-Sun Clarion County guided trail rides, family fun and 10 am-11 pm Clarion County Memorial Park, Main St. concessions. Fri 4-11 pm, Sat 9 am- September 10-11 Free (814) 226.9161 or 226-4903 midnight, Sun 9 am-4 pm WILD WIND HARVEST FESTIVAL Parades, carnivals, crafts, conces- August 27-28 sions, antique cars, pageants, and Pittsfield (F-3) Late Januaty/Early February, 1995' CROOK FARM COUNTRY FAIR Warren County much more. 9 am-11 pm PA CROSS-COUNTRY SLED DOG Warren County Fairgrounds, Rt. 6 Bradford (J -3) CHAMPIONSHIP McKean County $ (814) 723-2610 or 563-4726 Early October Crook Farm Marshburg (H-3) Juried folk artisans, musical entertain- HERITAGE DAYS ANTIQUE SHOW $ (814) 778-9944 McKean County ment, food, demonstrations, scare- & SALE crow contest and auction. 10 am-5 pm Allegheny National Forest Country crafts at an historical site. Free (814) 368.9370 Sights and treasures of the 1850's. Galeton (N-4) Noon-6 pm Potter County Sled dog races of 100 miles and 60 September 16-17 PA Lumber Museum miles, and horse-drawn sleigh rides. NORTHERN APPALACHIAN $ (814) 435-2652 9 am-late evening ANTIQUE AUTO SHOW STORYTELLING FESTIVAL Antique show and sale, door prizes Clearfield (K-6) and fight lunches. 10 am-4:30 pm Mansfield (P-3) January 27-29, 1995 Clearfield County Tioga County Clearfield Driving Park MARIENVILLE WINTERFEST Mansfield University, Straughn Hall October 7-8 Free (814) 765-3005 $ (717) 662-4933 Marienville (G-5) HOMECOMING HARVEST One of the largest automobile antique Top storytellers from across the Forest County shows in Central PA. 9 am-5 pm nation in performances and master Wellsboro (0-4) Mace Park classes. Fri 7:30 & 10:30 pm, Tioga County Free (814) 927-8687 Sat 1:30,3 & 8 pm Main Street Snow sculpture, sleigh rides, snow- SEPTEMBER Free (717) 724-1926 mobiling, talent show, Las Vegas Arts, crafts, demonstrations, food, en- night and auction. Fri 6-11 pm, September 22-25 tertainment and costumes. 9 am-5 pmSat 10 am-11 pm, Sun noon-4 pm September 4 PA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP LAURELWOOD JAMBOREE FISHING TOURNAMENT Coudersport (L-3) Tidioute 1F-4) Potter County Warren County Laurelwood Inn, Route 6 Free (814) 484-7406 $ (814) 274.9220 Fishing, food, fun for all. Join us, Twelve hours of continuous music, have a ball. food booths, games and contests. 1 pm-1 am

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A Journey Into Yesterday "The Bridge" ntrtsua Bodge built Interm wasat the tars arksconstruction the highest railroad bridge inthewwid ThIsIllsgrdileentatructurespans "One of the fire best tasting the Kiruna Creek Valley2 053 feet and stands beer s in the country" 301 feet high "The Train" The Connmsseio' s Guide To Beet The only train to the Kineua Bridge A special pumeyintoyesterday. this enchantingsieam and diesel railroad is an molting and marvel- ous adventure meandering 64 miles In the awesome peaks and valleys of the Allegheny National Forest and to the Kinzua Bridge Schedule The train leaves the station at 10 45 am and returns at 2 30 pm Station to bridge - 32 miles TIN( F. 1102 Fare - Includes overnight accommodations at Brewery, Inc. Howard Johnson Lodge Box lunch Round trip excursion Room taxes Public Tours $62.00 Mondayrriday9 am - Noon per person - double occupancy /yr, ( hddnunbade, 12 Subject to change without notice This offer Please till fin adthaonal info; mam? lx for the complete package We do not handle the excursion rides separately Dick Freeman Gait rat hianatn.r Gift Shop )ttErei 'Host Write Alleghenies' Monday Friday9 am - 5 pm Write For A Colorful Ilrocluire Saturday9 tin Noon HOWARD JOHNSON LODGE 100 DAVIS ST REF-I BRADFORD PA 10701 "Eternal Tap" EXITS CI Si & FORMAN Si', FROM US 219 (514) 362-4501 303 SORG S1 REF:1r TOLL FlUtt 1-800-DIG-ROJO ST MARYS, PA 15857 Overnight Package Ord, (814) 834-2875 Check #758 on Reader Service Card

America's First Christmas Store& The Christmas Inn Bed & Breakfast Charming 1880's Homestead with a warm welcome' Located nett door to the Alleglumil National Forest .14 i"Akkg* --Alk10$00404; Box 17, Montmorenci Road Four terrific rooms full or the unusual Stay at our magnificent turn of the erntury Rt 948 N, 2 miles from Rt 219 Open all year flours Lary Inn Fantastit eniftsmanchlp and wooduork Ridgway, PA 15853 4001,106141*.ttlini Both attractions are located on Main Street (Rt. 8), timethport, PA 18749. Call toll-free 1-500-841-2721 for information. For reservations call After 8 caU 1141 887.5191 for reservations at the Inn. (814) 776-2539 Slir dJ z

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illIVESSILILanai II Out In The Scenic Allegheny Mountains fleseiV Bradford, PA Store at Howard Johnson Lodge and PennhIlls .* 220 Hickory Club have Joined together to bring you St is just 4 miles the finest golf course and acrommoda from the Warren tions in the area . Outlet. Here you'll find a largo selection of the top-'-' t quality men's and women's apparel (housewares, tool) we're Write For A Colorful Brochure currently offering through the HOWARD JOHNSON LODGE mail. (1114) 7264363 100 DAVIS STREET BRADFORD PA 16701 EMS ELM E PORMAN STS FROM US 219 BLAIR Retail Store TOLL PEI 1. 800-010414170 C101100 VOA*,"A Check 0758 on Fleecier Slavic. Card DIRECTORY

CROSS FORK POTTER COUNTY (L-3) Attractions Attractions Attractions Knox, Kane, Kinzua RailroadHoward Chapman State Park RR #1,Box 1610, Ole Bull State ParkHCR 62, Box 9, Cross Johnson, 100 Davis St., Bradford 16701; Clarendon 16313-9607; (814) 723-5030. Fork 17729; (814) 435-2169. Open all (800) 344-4656. Railway excursion package Picnicking, camping, swimming, hiking, year. Hiking, fishing, hunting, winter includes lodging, box lunch, round trip fishing, boating, hunting, cross-country ski- sports, camping seasonal. excursion. ing, sledding, snowmobiling. CUSTER CITY Accommodations-Hotels/Motels 4 11 McKEAN COUNTY (J -3) Howard Johnson Lodge & Restaurant100 Davis Street, Bradford 16701; (814) 362- Attractions 4501. Ask about railroad excursion over Attractions Seneca Highlands Tourist Association Inc. Kinzua Viaduct package. Clarion Area Chamber of Commerce41 (McKean County), Drawer G, Custer City South 5th Avenue, Clarion 16214; (814) 16725; (814) 368-9370. Visit the Allegheny Golf 226-9161. Autumn leaf capital of the National Forest, enjoy our festivals, muse- Penn Hill's Country Clubdo H. Johnson, world. Great hunting, fishing, shopping. ums, gift shops, B & Bs, and famous Kin- 100 Davis St., Bradford 16701; (800) 344- zua Viaduct. Ride the Railway in the Sky. 4656. Golf package including breakfast, din- Accommodations-Hotels/Motels Recreation at its best. ner, accommodations, golf with cart. Days Inn of Clarion1-80 & Route 60, Clar- ion 16214; (814) 226-8682. D BROCKWAY Holiday Inn - Clarion1-80 at Rt. 68, Clar- .11 ITritSON COUNTY (11 -6) ion 16214; (814) 226-8850. Heated indoor pool; tropical courtyard; kids eat free; adja- Attractions Attractions cent golf. & Cameron County Tourist Promotion Brockway MuseumTaylor Park, Brockway Agency P.O.Box 118, Driftwood 15832; 15824; (814) 265-1831. Open May 30- CLEARFIELD (814) 546-2665. Labor Day, SundaysIpm-4pm. CLFARFIELD COUNTY (K-6) DU BOIS .BROOKVILLE Accommodations-Bed & Breakfasts CLFARREED COUNTY (I-1-6' Victorian Loft Bed & Breakfast216 S. JEFFERSON COUNTY (11 -6) Front Street, Clearfield 16830; (800) 464- Accommodations-Hotels/Motel Attractions 1268, (814) 765-4805. Best Western/Penn Rose Motor Inn82 N. Jefferson County Historical & Genealogi- Park Place, Du Bois 15801; (814) 371- calSociety 232 Jefferson St., Brookville 6200. HBO, ESPN, AAA, senior discounts. 15825; (814) 849-0077. Displays, tours, re- COUDERSPORT 34 channel TV. Continental breakfast. search facilities, open Tues.-Sun. 2-5pm. POTTER COUNTY (L-3) Magic Forestsof West Central PA Tour- Attractions EMPORIUM.. ism & Travel Bureau(Clarion, Clearfield, Potter County Recreation, Inc.P.O. Box CAMERON COUNTY (L-5) Jefferson Counties), R.R. #5. Box 47, 245, Coudersport 16915-0245; (814) 435- Brookville 15825; (800) 348-9393 (Cons. 2290, 8230. God's Country - forests, moun- Attractions U.S. & Can), (814) 849-5197. Travelers hi- tains, valleys and pure streams. Sizerville State ParkRR #1, Box 238-A, formi, don for western and central Pennsyl- Emporium 15834; (814) 486-5605. Pool, vania. 3,000 campsites, 100 cabins, resorts, hunting, fishing, camping, showers, hiking, Cook Forest. 3,000 acre Lake Arthur, 800 biking, picnicking, winter activities. acre Curwensville Darn and Punxsutawney Phil. GALETON, POTTER COUNTY(L-3) Attractions Lyman Run State Park RR #1,Box 136, Galeton 16922; (814) 435-6444. Trout fishing, ice fishing, swimming and camping. * Pennsylvania Lumber Museum P.O. Box K, Galeton 16922; (814) 435-2652_ Depicts the rugged life of the Lumber Industry. Accommodations-Hotels/Motels Doc's MotelRt.6 P.O. Box 221, GaleAit 16922; (814) 435-6787. Ten cleanhot keeping cabins. TV, reasonable rates in God's Country.

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Attractions Straub Brewery, Inc. 303 Sorg Street, St. Marys 15857; (814) 834-2875. Public tours, "Eternal Tap", and gift shop. Call for information. Accommodations-Country Inns The Town House Inn 138 Center St., St. Marys 15857; (814) 781-1556. Restored mansions. Guest rooms with fireplaces and whirlpools. National registry.

ANL McKEAN Accommodations- Campgrounds NILKLAIN CO UN 1- i Rustic Acres Campground RR #3 Box 31, \LKIAN ( 01 Nil (11-1) Shippenvillc 16254; (814) 226-9850. Exit 8 Attractions Attractions 1-80 Clarion, PA. Mid-April to mid-Octo- Thomas L. Kane Memorial Chapel Chest- Port Allegany Area Chamber of Commerce ber, tents, trailers, campers. nut St., Kane 16735; (814) 837-9729. Na- P.O. Box 434, Port Allegany 16743; (814) tional historical site; chapel; museum; tours 642-2181. Originally known as Canoe available; groups welcome. Place, located near Allegheny River Headwaters. Accommodations-Country Inns Attractions Kane Manor Country Inn 230 Clay Street, PUNXSurAWNEY Belltown Canoe Rental Inc. RD #1, Box Kane 16735; (814) 837-6522. Historical IFFFFRSON COUNTY (H-7 98F, Sigel 15860; (814) 752-2561. Canoe- mansion offers meals, pub and more, Ideal ing and tubing on the Clarion River. Open retreat! Attractions all year. Punxsutawney Chamber of Commerce 124 W. Mahoning Sr., Punxsutawney 15767; IUDLOW (814) 938-7700. Home of Punxsy Phil - the SMETHPORT . MtKrAN COUNTY 1-1-4) true weather prognosticator. ' McKEAN COUNTY (H-4) Attractions Shopping Olmsted Manor and Gardens Box 8, Rte. RIDGWAY America's First Christmas Store 101 W. 6, Ludlow 16333; (814) 945-6512. Located EI.K COUNIN (J-5) Main St., Smethport 16749; (814) 887- in the Allegheny National Forest, tours of 5792. Area's largest Christmas store with gardens and tudor style mansion. Reserva- Attractions four rooms of gifts galore. Motor coaches, tion required. Elk County Council on the Arts 231 Main tour groups welcome. Open year round. St., P.O. Box 357, Ridgway 15853; (814) 772- Hours vary. MANSFIELD 7051. Fine arts gifts - paintings, jewehy, wood- toGvuouN (N-3 working, toys, antique lamps, more. SUGAR'GROVE Elk County Historical Society 109 Center wARREN couNTY Accommodations-Hotels/Motels St., P.O. Box 361, Ridgway 15853; (814) Comfort Inn 300 Gateway Drive, Mans- 776-1032. Museum, County History, Publi-Shopping field 16933; (800) 822-5470. Senior rates, cations area. Some genealogical information. Van Dorn's Clock and Music Box Shop 3 Diamond AAA rated, cocktails. Gold Elk County Recreation and Tourist Coun- 312 W. Main St., Sugar Grove 16350; (814) award winner. cil, Inc. 141 Main St., P.O. Box 35, Ridg- 489-3929. Hundreds of antique and new way 15853; (814) 772-5502. Experience clocks and music boxes. Guaranteed repairs. the Allegheny National Forest, our Bed & MARI ENVILI E Breakfasts, four season recreation, festivals, FOR] s 1 COUN I1 tF-S quaint towns, brewery tours and Pennsylva- Attractions nia's only free roaming elk herd. Knox, Kane, Kinzua Railroad P.O. Box 422 Rt. 66, Marienville 16239; (814) 927- 6621. Travel through forest and cross Kin- sua Bridge behind Steam Locomotive. 343 7 Accommodations-Campgrounds Buck-tail Camping Resort 1029 Mann Creek Rd., Mansfield 16933; (717) 662-2923. CanyonCountry Campground RD #6, Box 186, Wellsboro 16901; (717) 724-3813. Accommodations-Hotels/Motels Canyon Motel 18 East Ave., Wellsboro 16901; (717) 724-1681. Coach Stop Inn RD 4 Box 137, Wellsboro 0 11 16901; (717) 724-5361. AAA, CCTV, restaurant, lounge, banquet. Golf, ski, raft, Canyon Country. Colton Point Motel R.D. 4, Box 138, Wellsboro 16901; (717) 724-2155. Quiet, Accommodations-Hotels/Motels cozy, one mile from Pennsylvania's Grand TIDIOLTFE Canyon, breakfast daily. WARREN COUNTY 1F-41 Holiday Inn - Warren Rt. 6, 210 Ludlow St., Warren 16365; (814) 726-3000, (800) Penn Wells Hotel and Lodge 62 Main St., Attractions 446-6814, (800) HOLIDAY. Wellsboro 16901; (800) 545-2446. Indoor Simpler Times Museum RD 1-Rte. 62-Box pool, saunas, exercise room, restaurant, play- 69, Tidioute 16351; (814) 484-3483. Local ground and cocktail lounge. interest museum of oil, gas, and lumber WELLSBORO Sherwood Motel 2 Main St., Wellsboro daze. tocA COUNTY (0-4) 16901; (717) 724-3424. Attractions TIONESTA Animaland Zoological Park RD 6, Box WESTLINE 1 ORES l' COUNTY (F-5) 184, Wellsboro 16901; (717) 724-4546. Lo- COIN IV (K-3). cated nine miles west of Wellsboro on State Attractions Route 660. Accommodations-Country Inns Flying 'W' Ranch Inc. Star Rte. 2, Box Canyon Cruise RD 4, Box 154, Wellsboro Westline Inn Box 137 (3 miles W. of US 150, Tionesta 16353; (814) 463-7663. Ex- 16901; (814) 435-2969. Rafting and canoe- 219), Westline 16751; (814) 778-5103. erience the adventure of the cowboy right ing through Pennsylvania's Grand Canyon Spirits, food, lodging. Truly a Rustic Inn in PA. with the experts. nestled in the forest. County Tourist Promotion Agency Mountain Trail Horse Center Inc. RD 2, P.O. Box 608, Tionesta 16353; (800) 222- Box 53-S, Wellsboro 16901; (717) 376- the _ 1706 (in PA) or (814) 927-8818. Escape to 5561. Horseback and covered wagon trips nature. No traffic lights, no four-lane high- through PA's Grand Canyon country. ways. Nature's unsurpassed beauty, un- National Fisheries Research Lab Asaph spoiled. 16901; (717) 724-3322. Self guided and of westernRES pennsylvania Sam scheduled weekday tours. Near PA Grand WARREN Canyon. Pine Creek Outfitters, Inc. RD #4, Box EXPERIENCE McKFAN COUNTY (G-3) 130B, Wellsboro 16901; (717) 724-3003. 200,000 acres of Forest, Attractions Free outdoor Adventure Guide, canyon area Lakes and Rivers in Allegheny National Forest 222 Liberty St., rafting, canoeing, bicycling, hiking. Warren 16365; (814) 723-5150, TTY Tioga County Tourist Promotion Agency WESTERN AND CENTRAL (814) 726-2710. Enjoy the great outdoors. 114 Main St., Wellsboro 16901; (717) 724- PENNSYLVANIA Camping, boating, fishing, hunting and more. 0635 and (800) 332-6718 in PA. Home of 5 State Parks Northern Alleghenies (Warren County) Pennsylvania's Grand Canyon. Seven spar- Cabin & Lodge Rentals 315 Second Ave., P.O. Box 804, Warren kling lakes. Hunting, fishing, year round ac- 16365; (814) 726-1222, (800) 624-7802 tivities. Over 3,000 campsites (15 eastern states). "Kinzua Country" in Horseback Riding, Canoeing, Hiking Trails the Allegheny National Forest, northwest- Accommodations-Bed & Breakfasts Theatre in the Forest ern PA. Four Winds Bed and Breakfast 58 West Hunting & Fishing U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Visitors Ave., Wellsboro 16901; (717) 724-6141 Over 500 Craft & Specialty Shops and (800) 368-7963. Charming 1870's Customized tours featuring: Theatre, Center at Kinzua Dam Route 59, P.O. Box Pontoon Boat rides, Punzsutawney Phil, 983, Warren 16365; (814) 726-0661. country Victorian. Full breakfasts. Old time Historic Community Tours, Wineries & more Open May-Oct. Free. Brochures. Informa- hospitality. Pool. tion. Slide show. Displays. Nature trails. For a free guide to Western and Central Warren County Chamber of Commerce Accommodations-Cabin Rentals Pennsylvania attractions, events and 315 Second Ave., 4th Floor, P.O. Box 942, Rough Cut Lodge RD #1, Box 250B, Traveler's Services Contact: Aen 16365; (814) 723-3050. Warren Gaines 16921; (814) 435-2192. Fully- The Magic Forest Travel Bureau has it all. Come visit us soon. equipped housekeeping cabins on the banks RR5, Box 47, Brookville, PA 15825 ren County Historical Society 210 of Pine Creek. Weekly and weekend rentals. 1. 800-348-9393 Fourth Ave., P.O. Box 427, Warren 16365; (814) 723-1795. Historical displays, geneal- ogy library, open M-F 9-5, Sat. 9-12. $1.

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VISITORS CALL THIS REGION "ERIESISTII3LE." SO IS THE GREAT LAKE THAT IS THE CENTERPIECE OF RECREATIONAL ACTIVITY. A sunset sail along Lake Erie takes your family past two contrasting worlds: the modern Erie skyline and the nearly 200-year-old warship, the Brig Niagara, Commodore Perry's victorious ri flagship from the Wai. of 1812. The Niagara has been renovated and is open to visitors. Just minutes from the city of Erie is Presque Isle State Park, a wildlife refuge that's a haven Famito fan on the beach for deer, squirrels, racoons, rabbitsand atone the (great Lake Erie. visitors. Lake Erie's fresh waters support more than 20 species of fish, including brown trout,

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bass, northern pike, chinook and perch. Bicycling along the Seaway Trail is especially beautiful during the fall. Crawford County boasts the region's largest Presque Isle is a safe haven man-made lake, Pymatuning, and largest and for wiidiife. deepest natural lake, Conneaut. Both are summer magnets for boaters, fishermen, 310 .1_

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swimmers and sunners. In winter, ice skaters and ice fishermen cover the lakes as cross- country skiers travel around them.

The region's rich soil makes it prime farmland. The largest stretch of Concord grapes east of the Mississippi is harvested by the region's prize-winning wineries. A tour and a taste will let you sample the delicious results. The Erie Region has a past rooted in our industrial heritage, too. Nearly 150 years ago, Edwin Drake drilled America's first oil well near Titusville and hit oil just 69 feet down. Four seasons of the year, the Lake Erie Region offers water sports, history and adventure for your family's vacation. Cross country skiing is not on1 great, e_xercise, but a great way to see the s&hts!

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Crawford County Tourist Association 969 Park Avenue roT4 Meadville, PA 16335 AKE ERIE (800) 332-2338 (Continental U.S.) (814) 333-1258 REGION Tourist and Convention Bureau of Erie County 1006 State Street Erie, PA 16501 (814) 454-7191 Mercer County Tourist Agency One West State Street Sharon, PA 16146 (800) 637-2370 (Continental U.S./Canada) (412) 981-5880 Venango County Area Tourist Promotion Agency Box 147 Emlenton, PA 16373 (800) 776-4526 (Continental U.S.) (412) 867-2472

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Mid-Late February March 13 June 10-12 JANUARY CABIN FEVER-ERIE CHARTER DAY PENN-OHIO POLKA FESTIVAL DOWNRIGGERS SHOW Statewide Conneaut Lake (B-4) January 13-16 Erie (C-2) Many of the PA Historical & Museum Crawford Co. RECREATIONAL VEHICLE SHOW Erie County Sites throughout PA Conneaut Lake Park Shriner's Club Free (717) 187-1019 $ (800) 328-9619 or (814) 382-5115 Erie (C-2) $ (814) 838-6364 Erie County Celebrates the granting of a Charter Nation's top polka bands in nostalgic amusement park setting. Fri 8 pm- Erie Civic Center Complete anglers' show featuring by King Charles II to William Penn. idnight, Sat noon-10 pm, Sun noorr $ (814) 725-3856 or 453.7117 fishing and boating distributors and Noon -5 pm at most sites seminars. Fri 6-10-pm, Sat 10 am-9 6 pm Newest recreational vehicles and pm, Sun 10 am-5 pm campers and trailers for 1994 sea- March 27-April 2 son. Thur 4.10 pm, Fri noon-10 pm, FLAGSHIP CITY OPEN PBA June 17-19 Sat 10 am-9 pm, Sun 10 am-6 pm February 19-20 BOWLING THURSTON CLASSIC HOT AIR PENN'S WOODS WEST FOLK & Era (C-2) BALLOON EVENT ART FESTIVAL January 19-21 Erie County Meadville (C-4) HALLMAN CAR SHOW Mercer (C-6) Eastway Lanes Crawford County Mercer County $ (814) 899.9855 or 898-1022 Free (800) 332-2338 or Erie (C-2) Mercer Area High School (814) 333.1258 Erie County Worlds greatest pro bowlers with na- $ (412) 662-1490 Thirty -five balloon BFA sanctioned Erie Civic Center tionally televised finals on ABC. 9 am- 11 pm event accompanied by a ground festi- Free (814) 453-7117 Artisans, crafters, demonstrations, food, entertainment, children's activi- val. Fri 4-9 pm, Sat 10 am-9 pm festi- New car show and sale. Display of ties, door prizes and quilts. Sat 10 val, Sat-Sun 6 am launch newest car models. 10 am-9 pm am-5 pm, Sun noon-5 pm June 23.25 FEBRUARY: February 22-24 April 7-10 ERIE SUMMER FESTIVAL OF THE ERIE ENGINEER INDUSTRIAL EXPO ARTS HOME & GARDEN Erie (C-2) EXTRAVAGANZA '94 Erie (C-2) February 5 Erie County Erie County Erie (C-2) OUTDOOR CONSERVATIONISTS Erie Civic Center Villa Maria Center Erie County EXPO Free (814) 453-7117 Free (814) 864.0212 Erie Civic Center Greenville (B-5) Industrial exposition, displaying the $ (814) 725.3856 Free three days of entertainment, art Mercer County latest machinery and technology and hands on family fun. Thur-Fn 11 Everything associated with home and Greenville Recreation Center used in manufacturing. Tues. 4 pm-9 am-11 pm, Sat 9:30 am-11 pm garden all-under one roof. Thur-Fri 2.9 $ (412) 588.4810 pm, Wed. noon-9 pm, Thurs. 4 pm-8 pm, Sat 10 am-9 pm, Sun 11 am-6 pm Over 40 outdoor oriented displays, pm programs, hunting, fishing, sales, and JULY, ipfood. 10 am-5 pm April 16-17 MARCH FESTIVAL FOODS FOOD & NUTRIT!ON EXPO July 1.2 MEADVILLE AREA WINTER SMALL SHIPS REVUE & HOT HOT Erie (C-2) CARNIVAL FEST March 4.6 Erie County Meadville (C-4) ERIE OUTDOOR ADVENTURE Sharon (A-6) Crawford County Erie Civic Center EXPO '94 Mercer County Meadville Area Recreation Complex $ (814) 453.7117 Erie (C-2) 3 By the River Free (814) 724-6006 or 724-6154 Display of food products and health Erie County aria nutrition related items. Sat, Sun Free (412) 981.3123 Free indoor and outdoor activities. Erie Civic Center 11 am-6 pm. Giant parade of small ships, food and Call for more information. 6 am-10 pm $ (814) 725.3856 or 453.7117 entertainment Friday. Saturday spicy food and entertainment extravaganza. Fri 6 pmmidnight. Sat 4 pm-1 am February 5-6 Everything associated with outdoors: MAY. hunting, fishing, boating, archery and PYMATUNING SNOW FUN DAYS tourism. Fri 2 -10 pm, Sat 10 am-9 Jamestown (B-5) pm, Sun 10 am-6 pm July 6-9 Crawford County May 28 FIREMEN'S CHERRY FESTIVAL Pymatuning Lake. MOORE'S OUTDOOR ANTIQUE MARKET North East (D-2) Pyrnatuning State Park Erie County Free (412) 927 -2162 Saegertown (C-4) School field Snowmobiling, commercial displays, Crawford County Free (814) 725.1537 food, horse-drawn bobsleds, hayrides Pioneer Show Grounds 1-79 Saegertown Exit 37 West Rides, games, food and prizes. One and contests. Sat 9 am-6 pm, Sun 11 of PA's-largest firemen's parades. $ (814) 333-9738 am-5 pm Wed-Fri 6-11 pm, Sat noon-midnight Large outdoors market offering specialty and general line antiques. 9:30 am-4 pm 401_7 tautly"' -' "'- July 7-10 TALL SHIPS ERIE 1994 Erie (C -2) JUNE Erie County Erie Bay Front, Port of Erie $ (814) 456.5600 or 454.7191 Early June An ASIA sanctioned maritime festival. GROVE CITY STRAWBERRY DAYS Come see 22jalistlipsjiaren-ipm Grove City (C-6) Mercer County Free (412) 458-6410 Art and music festival. 11 am-9 pm, Sun 12:30-5 pm

34,4 July 9-10 GUS MACKER 3 -ON -3 CLASSIC CARS & CLASSIC ROCK AUGUST BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT SEPTEMBER & ROLL SHOW Sharon (A-6) Conneaut Lake (B-4) August 13 Mercer County September 3-4 3 By the River Crawforc Co. MOORE'S OUTDOOR ANTIQUES MAEA WINE & HARVEST FESTIVALIII Conneaut Lake Park MARKET Free (412) 342-7825 or 962-9979 $ (800) 828-9619 or (814) 382.5115 North East (D-2) Saegertown (C-4) The largest tournament between Pitts- burgh and Cleveland and Pennsylva- Erie County National Classic Car Rally with name Crawford County nia s original. Fri evening, Sat 8:30 Mazza Vineyards 'oldies' rock & roll bands. 10 am-dusk Pioneer Show Grounds, 1-79 am-dusk, Sun 8 am-closing $ (814) 725 -8695 Saegertown Exit 37 West Family festival featuring grape stomp- $ (814) 333-9738 July 17-25 ing, wine-tasting tours,haywagon Large outdoor market offering spe- rides and live entertainment. Noon-5pm OIL HERITAGE WEEK August 22-27 cialty and general line antiques. 9:30 CRAWFORD COUNTY FAIR Oil c1ty E-5) am-4 om Venango County Meadville (C-4) September 5-10 Crawford County Free (814) 676-8521 WATERFORD COMMUNITY FAIR Leslie Road Concerts, good food, sports events, Mid-August $ (814) 336-1151 Waterford (D-3) dances, train rides, parades, and OIL FESTIVAL Erie County crafts. 10 am-10 pm Titusville (E-4) Exhibits, entertainment, rides, animals, demonstrations, food, contests, Waterford Fairgrounds Crawford County crafts and crafts competitions. 10 am- $ (814) 796-2031 $ (814) 827-2941 July 21.24 11:30 pm Agricultural exhibits, thrill rides, enter- HARBORFEST/HARBORFLYTE Parade, ballooning, concerts, car tainment and livestock sale. show, barn dance, trains, crafts and Erie (C-2) picnic. 10 am car show, noon picnic, August 26.28 Erie County 2 pm parade CONNEAUT LAKE JAZZ PARTY September 13-17 Harborcreek Community Park ALBION AREA FAIR $ (814) 899-9173 Conneaut Lake (B-4) Crawford Co. Albion (B-3) Hot air balloons, crafts and midway. August 15-20 Conneaut Lake Park Erie County A premier family event. Thur-Fri 4-11 VENANGO COUNTY FAIR $ (814) 724-2163 $ (814) 756-4833 pm, Sat noon-11 pm, Sun noon-10 pm Franklin (0-5) Premiere mainstream/traditional jazz Livestock, carnival rides, live enter- Venango County event in intimate, nostalgic setting. tainment, food and old-fashioned agri- 4-H Fairgrounds Fri 5 pm-midnight, Sat 9:30 am-mid- cultural fair. July 22-24 $ (814) 437-7607 MERC'R'S VICTORIAN WEEKEND night, Sun 9:30 am-2 pm Family style old time county fair. Lots Mercer (C-6) of entertainment 11 am-11 pm September 16-18 Mercer County PYMATUNING WATERFOWL EXPO Historic Courthouse Square Linesville (B-4) Free (412) 662-1490 Crawford County Parade, artisans, entertainment, Vic- $ (814) 683-5839 or 683-4793 torian Ball, surrey rides, historic tours and demonstrations. Fri 1-9 pm, Sat Pageant Friday, parade, conces- 10 am-9 pm, Sun 11 am-6 pm sions, crafts, duck carving, Retriever events and paintings. Fri 7.9 pm, Sat- Sun 10 am-6 pm July 28-August 7 (closed Au- : gust 1) September 18 BAVARIAN FUN FEST ERIFSISTIBLE MARATHON RUN Conneaut Lake (B-4) Erie (C-2) Crawford County Erie County $ (800) 828.9619 Erie Veteran's Memorial Stadium Continuous entertainment with more Participant entry fee (814) 454-5868 than 1,600 performers, ethnic food TAC certified marathon for runners . and craftsmen. and handicapped athletes. 8 am-1:30 pm July 30-31 August 18-21 August 30-September 4 DISCOVER PRESQUE ISLE WE LOVE ERIE DAYS WATTSBURG ERIE COUNTY FAIR September 23-25 Erie (C-2) Erie (_C-2) Wattsburg (D-2) WINE COUNTRY HARVEST Erie County Erie County Erie County FESTIVAL Presque Isle State Park State Street, Dobbins Landing Wattsburg Fairgrounds North East (D-2) (814) 871-4251 Free (814) 454.7191 $ (814) 739.2952 or 739.2232 Erie County Ecotourism, a celebration of parks, Children's activities, continuous live County's oldest fair, top name enter- Gibson Park flora, fauna, arts and Lake Erie. Sun- stage entertainment, ethnic foods, tainers, amusement rides, truck and Free (814) 725-4262 up to sunset arts and crafts. 11 am-11 pm tractor pulls. 10 am-11 pm Grape stomping, crafts, street dance, winery tours, food and e,itertainment. HERITAGE DAYS FESTIVAL August 31- September 5 Fri 5-10 pm, Sat 10 am-10 pm, Sun August 19-21 noon-6 pm Greenville (B-5) PENN-OHIO POLKA FESTIVAL GREAT STONEBORO FAIR Mercer County Conneaut Lake (B-4) Stoneboro (C-5) Riverside Park Crawford County Mercer County Free (412) 588-7150 Conneaut Lake Park Stoneborn Fairgrounds Railroad/canal museums, crafts, car- $ (814) 382-5115 $ (412) 376-2852 riage rides, and antique auto show. Nation's top polka bands in nostalgic Exhibits, harness horse races, arts Sat 9 am-8 pm, Sun noon-6 pm amusement park setting. Fri 8_pm- and crafts, stage shows and demoli- midnight, Sat noon-midnight Sun tion derby. 9 am-11 pm noon-B pm 315 11781 September 29-October 2 OCtober 14-30 APPLEFEST ZOO-BOO klin (D-5) Erie (C-2) ngo County Erie County oest& South Parks Erie Zoo Free (814) 432.5823 $ (814) 8641-4091 Arts, crafts, quilts, food, miniatures, A spooktacular event with Halloween 5K race, cycling events, antique cars exhibits and treats for kids. 6-9 pm and entertainment. Thur-Fri hours vary, Sat 9 am-6 pm, Sun noon-5 pm NOVEMBER OCTOBER November 18.22, 25-27 TREES OF CHRISTMAS October 8-9 Meadville (C-4) FALL PUMPKIN FESTIHOT AIR Crawford County November 22-28 (closed BALLOON RALLY Baldwin Reynolds Museum Thanksgiving) Conneaut Lake (B-4) $ (814) 724-4321 or 333-2689 FESTIVAL OF TREES Crawford Co. 1943 mansion displaying live trees January 12-15, 1995 Conneaut Lake Resort Area Erie (C -2) decorated in period. Boutique and Erie County RECREATIONAL VEHICLE SHOW Free (814) 382-5115 tours. Noon-8 pm Avalon Hotel Erie (C -2) Community festival of fun for families. $ (814) 452-5312 Hot air balloon rally. Sat 10 am-mid- Erie County night, Sun 7 am-6 pm November 20 Professionally decorated trees, enter- Erie Civic Center tainment, pictures with Santa, bou- HEART IN HAND CHRISTMAS $ (814) 725-3856 or 453-7117 tique and Gingerbread Village. Wed FOLK ART SHOW Newest recreational vehicles and & Mon 10 am-6 pm, Fri-Sat 10 am-9 Mid-October Erie (C-2) campers and trailers for 1995 sea- pm, Sun noon-9 pm son. Thur 4-10 pm, Fri noon-10 pm, CHRISTMAS IN THE COUNTRY Erie County . Sat 10 am-9 pm, Sun 10 am-6 pm COMES TO ERIE Bel Aire Hotel Erie (C-2) $ (814) 563-4726 Erie County Juried craftsmen and musical enter- Erie Civic Center tainment. A Christmas celebration of $ (814) 725-3856 the arts. 10 am-5 pm Christmas craft show and sale featuring exhibitors from the regional area. iiit 10 am-7 pm, Sun 10 am -5 pm

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BEST COPY AVAILABLE LiVIAPS, BROCHURES & MORE Branch) are suitable for fishing mit boating. Three rivers (Allegheny, Clarion and Tionesta) From jazz festivalsto historic churches, offer canoeing opportunities: the Clarion isspec- stops on the underground railroad to muse- tacular in thefall. The forest has seventeen ums featuring African-American crafts and campgrounds, six that can only be reached by textiles, Pennsylvania continues to playa lead- boat or on foot, and opportunities for back- ing role in the history and development of Af- woods camping. rican-American culture. The Allegheny National Recreation Area, For a free guide listing nearly 100 special Tionesta Research Natural Area, Tionesta Sce- events, sites and attractions, write to: African - nic Area and Hearts Content Scenic Area offer American Cultural Guide, P.O. Box 2149, the customer special opportunities in special Warrendale, PA 15086. places. For more information, write or call Allegh- eny National Forest, P.O. Box 847, Warren, PA 16365, or call (814) 723-5150. TTY (814) Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture 726-2710 invites you to visit any of the fairs throughout Pennsylvania this year and learn more about our agricultural heritage. We hope that you'll continue to make agricultural fairs a part of your annual family traditions and harvest a greater appreciation of the contributions made by thisstill vibrant part of Pennsylvania's economy and society. For a copy of the Pennsylvania Fairs write to: Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture, Attn: Agricultural Fair Program, 2301 North Cameron Street, Harrisburg, PA 17110-9408.

The 516,000-acre Allegheny National For- est, the largest public wooded area in Pennsyl- vania, offers superb recreational opportunities. Eight thousand acres of wildernessare set aside for foot travel. The forest has more than 180 miles of trails perfect for hiking, and some mountain biking, over 40 miles of cross-country ski trails, over 300 miles of snowmobile trails, and almost 100 miles of ATV trails. Three reservoirs (Allegheny, Tionesta and East

327 BEST COPY AVAILABLE 1.1.1,-Tiilt %IN t FAIICLES Ftin1-1 110Ns There are 149 miles of designated ATV Rural Pennsylvania invites you to visit the trails on the Pennsylvania State Forest land member farms of the Pennsylvania Farm Va- open for use from Memorial Dayweekend un- cation Association. The member farms feature til September 24th.These trails are desig- a variety of locations, rates and accommoda- nated for beginning and intermediate riders. tions. Facilities vary from farm to farm, as do During the same time period, the Allegheny seasonal activities and local tourist attractions. National Forest has 103 miles of trails open For a copy of the "Pennsylvania Farm Vaca- for ATVs. There are no ATV trails in state tion Directory," send a self-addressed, stamped parks. Three of the trail systems on State For- business-size envelope to: Pennsylvania Depart- est land re-open with a total of 74 miles for ment of Agriculture, Attn: Farm Vacations, winter ATV riding from the day after antler- 2301 North Cameron Street, Harrisburg, PA less deer season until April 1. 17110-9408. All ATVs used in Pennsylvania, except those operated exclusively on the property of the owner, must be titled and registered with the Department of Environmental Resources Pennsylvania is one of the premier fishing Snowmobile/ATV Unit listed below. Applica- states in the East - and that's no fish story. tions for title and registration are available Our thousands of lakes,rivers, ponds and from the Snowmobile/ATV Unit, ATV deal- streams have more than 25 kinds of gamefish. ers and Forest DistrictOffices. ATVs owned For information about fishing licenses and by non-residents that are properly registered in regulations, write the Pennsylvania Fish and their home state are not required to be re-reg- Boat Commission, Publications Section, P.O. istered in Pennsylvania. Box 67000, Harrisburg, PA 17106-7000. Or For maps and more information, call or call (717) 657-4518 or 657-4519. write the Department of Environmental Re- sources, Snowmobile and ATV Unit,,P.O. Box 8553, Harrisburg, PA 17105-8553, (717) 783-9227.

C 1, ES : %wry t ERNS Discover, explore, experience, enjoy Penn- sylvania's nine show caves. Each cave is different from the other-for Nature seldom duplicates herself. Spectacular beauty and interesting histories fascinate visitors of all ages. All Pennsylvania show caves offer interpretive tours providing guests with amemorable and educational experience. For a free guide to eight of Pennsylvania's show caves, write the Pennsylvania Caves As- sociation, RR #1, Box 280, Huntingdon, PA 16652.

828 I'I : \ \ SI 1,1 1\11 111 :1) Pennsylvania means "Penn's Woods," and BREAM :1ST DIRKTOI:\ with 58 percent of the Commonwealth cov- From rustic farmhouses to grand mansions, ered in forest, it's not difficult to see how we Pennsylvania bed and breakfast establishments came by that name. Most of the hundreds of open their doors to welcome guests to the state. miles of hiking trails allow you to walk in The Pennsylvania B & B Directory features these woods,magnificentinany season. more than 176 B&B's across the state with a There's a trail in Pennsylvania to suit any wide range of facilities, rates and locations. This hiker. Most are blazed with directional mark- unique type of accommodation offers guests a ings on rocks and trees. Sponsoring agencies chance to experience a home away from home can provide you with maps and guidebooks during their stay in Pennsylvania. showing springs and camping areas. Those interested in obtaining a copy of the For more information, contact the Depart- Directory should seri a self-addressed legal- ment of Environmental Resources, Bureau of size envelope with 52(t postage to the Pennsyl- State Parks, Box 8551, Harrisburg, PA 17105- vania Travel Council B&B Directory, Dept. 8551, 1-800-63-PARKS. 931, 902 N. Second Street, Harrisburg, PA 17102. 1 (.1i. FISHING A new fishing license is required beginning January 1, 1994. You can obtain one from over 1,500 License Issuing /Agencies in sporting goods stores throughout the state or at any regional headquarters of the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission. For a free brochure about ice fishing in Pennsylvania, send a stamped, self-addressed busi:iess envelope to: Pennsylvania Fish and Beat Commission, Publications Section, P.O. Box 67000, Harrisburg, PA 17106-7000.

1\1)1ST111, TOE I S ,-; More than 70 Pennsylvania companies open their plants and factories to the public. PIM (.1111)6R0.1 1)S You can learn how well-known products like Hershey's® Chocolate, Utz® potato chips, The members of the Pennsylvania Camp- Seltzer's Lebanon Bologna, Pfaltzgraff0 stone- ground Owners Association (PCOA) operate ware and Harley-Davidson® motorcycles are more than 200 of the 495 quality camp- manufactured. grounds across the state. These well-main- tained privatefacilitiesare geared toward For more information and a list of tours, families, and often include extras like pools, write the Pennsylvania Office of Travel Mar- playgrounds and convenience stores. For a de- keting,Industrial Tours, P.O. Box 2165, tailed 40 page directory, write to the PCOA, Warrendale, PA 15086. P.O. Box 5, New Tripoli, PA 18066-0005, oil call (215) 767-5026. 32J 11921 Pennsylvania's pastoral rural counties offer countless options for the vacationer. Enjoy outdoor activities, explore quaint villages and historic sites, or just relax and take in the scenic beauty of the Pennsylvania countryside. So when you're off the beaten path, you're on to something wonderful,because some of Pennsylvania's greatest treasures are tucked away in the lesser-known partsof our beautiful Commonwealth. Pennsylvania boasts an impressive total of 114 State Parks, one of the largest systems in the country. These 277,000 lush acres are a paradise for sportsmen, campers, boaters, bikers, hikers or anyone seeking a scenic spot to spread a picnic lunch. Fishermen are hooked on Pennsylvania, too. And with good reason: thousandsof acres of lakes, rivers and streams drench the land- sc;-,pe here. What's thecatch? Trout, walleye, muskie and lots, lots more. Spike, A wrong turn in Pennsylvania often turns out for the best. You may find yourself in one of our small towns, where life revolves around a bustling town square. And chances are, you'll be in no hurry to find your way back. You'll want to poke around the antique and craft shops. Sample fresh cider at a farmer's market. Stroll around the town and chat with the locals. Maybe you'll even spend the night, resting peacefully beneath a patchwork quilt on a big brass bed at a cozy country inn. You'll wake up to the aroma of fresh breadand cinnamon coffee. After breakfast on the sunny porch, you'll be on your way. If you'd like to learn more about the wonders of Rural Pennsylvania, send for a free color brochure, full of attractions and activities in the parts of Pennsylvania you might not know yet. Write to: Rural Pennsylvania, P.O. Box 2150, Warrendale, PA 15086. For more information, contact the Depart- ment of Environmental Resources, Bureau of W There are hundreds of publiC golf courses in Forestry, Division of Forest Fire Protection, Pennsylvania, and a day spent on the links offers P.O. Box 8552, Harrisburg, PA 17105-8552, more than just a round of nine or 18.Many or call (717) 787-2925. courses include restaurants, driving ranges and instruction programs for every member of the fam- SNONN 'IMBUING ily - junior golfer to aspiring Arnold Palmer. Some facilities even have lodging, swimming Snowmobiles are allowed on designated ar- pooh and other recreational activities on site. eas, roads and trails in state forests and state For a free copy of The 1994 Pennsylvania parks (approximately 2,800 miles) after the Golf course Guide, send a stamped, self-ad- last day of antlerless deer season (approxi- dressed business envelope to Pennsylvania Golf mately December 15) until April 1. On state CourseOwners, 121NarragansettDrive, game lands, snowmobiling is allowed from McKeesport, PA 15135. January 15 to April1. There are also 340 miles of snowmobile trails in the Allegheny slIOKEY PE kirs 1111 FRS 11i1 National Forest. All snowmobiles used in Pennsylvania, ex- PennsylvaniaDepartmentofEnviron- cept those used exclusively on the property of mental Resources, Bureau of Forestry, will the owner, must be registered with the Snow- commemoratethe50thAnniversaryof mobile/ATV Unit listed below. Applications Smokey Bear. The celebration begins in Octo- for registration are available from the Snow- ber 1993, and culminates with a big bash on mobile/ATV Unit, snowmobile dealers, Forest August 9, 1994. We invite you to join in the District and State Park Offices. Snowmobiles anniversary celebration of the most famous owned by non-residents that are properly reg- forest fire prevention symbol in the world. istered in their state are not required to be re- Through a yearlong agenda of events and fes- registered in Pennsylvania. The Snowmobile tivities, people like you are encouraged to help Trail Directory and trail maps also can be or- Smokey spread his fire prevention message. dered from the Snowmobile/ ATV Unit. For more information, contact the Depart- ment of Environmental Resources, Snowmo- bile/ATV Unit, P.O. Box 8553, Harrisburg, PA 17105-8553, or call (717) 783-9227. To obtain regional trail condition reports during trail riding season, call (717) 787-5651. For more information about organized clubs and events, contact the Pennsylvania State Snow- mobile Association, P.O. Box 81, Annville, PA 17003, or call (717) 867-5588.

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The Pennsylvania State Park system stands Pennsylvania vintners have been making 100 years strong and continues the tradition wine commercially for almost two hundred of providing excellent resources and facilities. years, so a visit to a winery will be a lesson in State parks make ideal places to spend a family history as well as in spirits. There are 40 win- vacation or a quick get-a-way for fun and re- eries spread across the state, each bottling ex- laxation. cellent quality wine from Pennsylvania grown When you visit a state park, take in one of grapes. the many special events and festivities offered For more information about winery loca- throughout the year. They're great opportuni- tions, hours and tours, call the Pennsylvania ties for immersing yourself in the beauty of a Wine Association, (800) 322-7575 or write to park or experiencing something a bit out of 103 South Duke Street, Lancaster, PA 17602. the ordinary. There's a state park within a 25-mile radius of every person in Pennsylvania. So wherever you are, you're never far from oneof our 55 state park campgrounds and our more than 7,000 campsites. For more information, contact the Depart- ment of Environmental Resources, Bureau of State Parks, P.O. Box 8551, Harrisburg, PA 17105-8551, 1-800-63-PARKS. Ask for these free brochures:"Family Camping Reserva- tions," "Cabins in Pennsylvania State Parks," "Organized Group Tenting/Organized Group Camps," "Picnic Pavilions," and "Pennsylva- nia State Parks Recreational Guide."

332 FORMATION FOR TRAVELERS

The state speed limit is 55 mph, lower where posted. Children under four must use approved safety seats. Drivers and front seat passengers must use seat belts. We have 43 Roadside Rest Areas on our more than 1,200-mile Interstate System. Each has bath, rooms, vending machines, pet areas, phones and special baby-changing stations.

On the Turnpike you'll find 22 service plazas each including restaurants, service stations and picnic areas. Service stations accept MasterCard®, Visa®, American Express®, Discover®, Diners Club®, Carte Blanche® and Sunoco® credit car is. Stranded drivers can use emergency call boxes to obtain vehicle, police, medical and accident assistance. The boxes are located at one (1) mile intervals along the entire length the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Motorists with Cellular phones can report accidentsor request assistance by dialing "*11" ("star-one-one"). Toll-free telephone service is also available. Call 1-800-331-3414 in PA for roadway and weather conditions and 1-800-932-0586 for state policeor emergency road service.

PENNSYLVANIA WINE & SPIRITS SHOPPFS There are approximately 675 state-operated Wine and Spirits Shoppes located throughout the Commonwealth. Visa and MasterCard are accepted. Beer can be purchased in package outlets and taverns, but not in grocery stores. In Pennsylvania, call 1-800-272-PLCB withyour comments, concerns and suggestions. A reminder: Drinking and driving don't mix.

RN. FACILITIES- State parks with campsites have dumping facilities that are free for state parkcampers, $5.00 for unregistered Pennsylvania residents and $6.00 for unregistered non-residents. The following Turnpike service plazas have sanitary dumping facilities: Sideling Hill, Lawn (westbound only), Valley Forge (eastbound only). None of PennDOT's Roadside Rest areas have sanitary dumping facilities.

The state sales tax is 6%, but happily for shoppers, clothing is exempt.

STATE I.() II LAY Anyone 18 or older can play the lottery. At 7400 convenient locations, players can choose from five on-line and a variety of instant ticket games. Free ticket winners are eligible for the Million Dollar Spin. Proceeds benefit older Pennsylvanians. 33 STAIT AGENCIES

OFFICE OFF TRAVELMARKETING, DEPARTMENTENT OFCOM . Responsible for the state's advertising and marketing campaigns designed to promote Pennsylvania as a travel destination for domestic and international visitors. 453 Forum Building, Harrisburg, PA 17120 (717) 787-5453 BUREAU OF STATE PARKS Provides a 'Pennsylvania State Parks Recreational Guide" which includes general information on all state parks and state park facilities. Also provides information on state park camping, cabins, picnic pavilions and reservations. P.O. Box 8551, Harrisburg, PA 17105-8551 (800) 63-PARKS BUREAU OF FORESTRY Pennsylvania's state forests comprise over two million acres. Access to the state forests is provided by more than 2,600miles of roads and 2,500 miles of trails. Within the state forests are 61 Natural Areas and 14 Wild Areas covering a combined total of 179,700 acres. The Bureau publishes 17 public use maps of the state forests, showing roads, towns, streams, trails, topog- raphy, natural and wild areas and vistas. Separate maps are available for major hiking trails, bridle trails, snowmobile trails, ATV trails, cross-country ski trails and several natural areas. Contact the local District office or P.O. Box 8552, Harrisburg, PA 17105-8552(717) 783-7941 4110 COUNCIL ON THE ARTS Provides grants to artists and art organizations located throughout the state. 216 Finance Building, Harrisburg, PA 17120(717) 787-6883 DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY AFFAIRS Works in partnership with local government and community-based organizations to help maintain and expand quality recreational, housing, human services and local planning activities in the state's 2,600 municipalities. Contact: Department of Community Affairs, P.O. Box 155, Harrisburg, PA 17108(717) 787-2340 FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION Provides information on various species of fish and the best fishing locations. Sells fishing licenses and registers motorboats. P.O. Box 67000, Harrisburg, PA 17106-7000(717) 657-4518 GAME COMMISSION, PUBLICATIONS DIVISION Provides information on hunting and trapping, land that is open to hunting, which species can befound in each part of the state, seasons, bag limits and rules and regulations governing huntingand trapping. 2001 Elmerton Avenue, Harrisburg, PA 17110-9797 f (717)787-4250 HERITAGE AFFAIRS COMMISSION Provides contacts for ethnic and folklife organizations throughout the state. 309 Forum Building, Harrisburg, PA 17120(717) 783-8625 HISTORICAL AND MUSEUM COMMISSION Provides information on state-owned historic sites and museums administered by the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission. A free brochure "The Pennsylvania Trailof History," 4111describing state-owned visitor attractions, is available, as well as a free booklet listing PHMC booksand publications for sale. A popularly styled quarterly magazine, Pennsylvania Heritage, is available for a$15 annual subscription. Contact: Terry Hudson, P.O. Box 1026, Harrisburg, PA 17108-1026(717) 787-1019 334 i1971 VEST WELCOME CENTERS Pennsylvania's eleven Welcome Centers are complete travel resource Centers. The Welcome Centers, operated by the Pennsylvania Depart- ment of Transportation and two sites in conjunction with the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission, provide you with guest services and travel information. Full-time trained tourism professionals an- k;it swer all your travel questions and provide you *t- OtAil with information on all Pennsylvania has to offer. Welcome Center Hosts will be happy to pro vide you with details about Pennsylvania's cultural, historical, private and scenic attractions. You will also find available the latest road and weather conditions, as well as complete travel directional assistance to your destination. As an added service to visitors, a free reservation service is offered to assist you in securing an overnight accommodation. Welcome Center staff help you arrange overnight stays at any Pennsylvania hotel, motel, bed and breakfast and campground. Welcome Centers are also full-service rest area facilities providing restrooms, vending machines, picnic spots and pct areas. The Centers are open front 8:30 am to 5:00 pm, seven days a week, including most holidays. Interstate 79 Welcome Center Interstate 78 Welcome Center Edinboro, Pennsylvania, Located on 1-79 Easton, Pennsylvania Interstate 78 West, one South, one mile south of the Edinboro exit. mile west of the Pennsylvania/New Jersey border. Interstate 81 Welcome Center Greencastle, Pennsylvania Interstate 81 North, Sideling Hill Welcome Center one mile north of the Pennsylvania/Maryland Pennsylvania Turnpike* At Pennsylvania border. Turnpike Mile Marker 172, 10 miles east of the Breezewood exit. Accessible to both east- Interstate 95 Welcome Center bound and westbound traffic. Linwood, Pennsylvania Interstate 95 North, one half mile north of the Pennsylvania/Dela- Interstate 81 Welcome Center ware border. Lenox, Pennsylvania Interstate 81 South, four miles south of the Lenox exit 64. Interstate 70 Welcome Center Warfordsburg, Pennsylvania Interstate 70 Interstate 83 Welcome Center West one mile from the Pennsylvania/Mary- Shrewsbury, Pennsylvania Interstate 83 land border. North, /2 mile north of the Pennsylvania/ Maryland border. Interstate 80 Welcome Center West Middlesex, Pennsylvania Interstate 80 Zelienople Welcome Center East /2 mile east of the Pennsylvania/Ohio Pennsylvania Turnpike* At Pennsylvania border. Turnpike Mile Marker 21 eastbound, 21 miles east of the Pennsylvania/Ohio border. Neshaminy Welcome Center Pennsylvania Turnpike* At Pennsylvania * These Welcome Centers are located on the Turnpike Mile Marker 351 westbound, 7 Pennsylvania Turnpike, inside the plaza miles west of the Pennsylvania/New Jersey buildings. border. 335 I1 O ROFESSIONAL SPORTS Scranton/Wilkes-Barre JTake time out for a sporting_ 1 )( .1\1%) event! Pennsylvania is full of Red Barons good sports that will keep you AAA Farm Team of the cheering throughout the year. Philadelphia Phillies Philadelphia Flyers Home Field: Lackawanna County National Hockey League Note: Ticket prices are subject to Multi-Purpose Stadium Home Stadium: Spectrum change. Tickets are subject to Tickets: $3.50-$6.50 Tickets: $15-$50 Phone: (717) 969-2255 (215) 465-4500 1.1., V ;1F. Pittsburgh Penguins \1,I, National Hockey League Home Stadium: Pittsburgh Philadelphia Phillies Civic Arena Tickets: $15-$47 Home Field: Veterans Stadium (412) 642-1800 Tickets: $4 to $12 (Group rates available) Phone: (215) 463-1000 Hershey Bears American Hockey League Pittsburgh Pirates Affiliation: Philadelphia Flyers Home Field: Three Rivers Home Stadium: Hersheypark Stadium Arena Tickets: $5 to $14 Tickets: $9.25-$12.25 (Group rates available) (717) 534-3380 Phone: (412) 323-5000 Erie Panthers East Coast Hockey League \SERA! I, 1:.\101 Home Stadium: Erie Civic Center Tickets: $3-$7 (814) 455-3936 Harrisburg Senators Johnstown Chiefs AA Farm Team of the Montreal East Coast Hockey League Expos Home Stadium: Cambria County Home Field: Riverside Stadium Philadelphia 76ers War Memorial Arena Tickets: $2 to $6 Tickets: $3.50-$7.50 Phone: (717) 231-4444 National Basketball Association Home Stadium: Spectrum (800) CHF -TIXX Erie Sailors Tickets: $6-$28 A Farm Team of the Texas (215) 339-7676 Rangers Home Field: Ainsworth Field FOOTRAII, Tickets: $3 to $4.50 Philadelphia Wings Phone: (814) 459-7245 Philadelphia Eagles Major Indoor Lacrosse League Home Stadium: Spectrum Reading Phillies National Football League Home Stadium: Veterans Stadium Tickets: $12-$20 AA Farm Team of the (215) 389-9541 Philadelphia Phillies Tickets: $35 Home Field: Reading Municipal Phone: (215) 463-5500 Stadium Pittsburgh Steelers Tickets: $2 to $5 National Football League Phone: (215) 375-8469 Home Stadium: Three Rivers Stadium Tickets: $25 to $30 Phone: (412) 323-1200 For year-round enjoyment,

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PACKAGE . .7543 HOTLINE 1e# For more information on Sunbelieveable Packages, see reader response card at the back ofthis publication. 337 TOURISMPROMOTION AGENCIES The Toursm Promotion Agencies (TPAs) listed below are sourcesof information about traveling in Pennsylvanu. They provide literature about attractions, events,lodging, dining and places of interest in their countin or region's. TPAs can give you ideas forvacations, weekend trips, one-day excursions and afternoon owngs. Each of tre state's 67 counties is represented by a TPA.Some serve one county; others serve two or more. They ire listed here according tothe state's eight regions. For a regional map, see the Table of Contents at ale front of this guide. We encourage you to use ourTPAs as your travel resource. If you'd like their assistance, just return the appropriate coupon in thisbooklet.

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4th Of July Celebration 37 Battle Of Germantown Chambers Fest 64 Delaware County Summer Of July Fireworks Spectacular 64 Reenactment 103 Channel 6 Thanksgiving Day Festival 97 Bavarian Beer Fest 61 Parade 104 Delaware Water Gap Celebration Bavarian Fun Fest 178 Chapman Winter Carnival 163 Of The Arts 131 A Brandywine Christmas 97 Bavarian Oktoberfest 22 Charles Dickens Victorian Delco Scottish Games 100 A County Christmas 104 Bean Soup Festival 153 Christmas 61 Devon Horse Show 100 A-day Fair 99 Beaver County River Regatta 21 Charter Dickens Of A Christmas 165 Acres Of Spring 97 Beaver Valley Antique Equipment & Day...19, 37, 62, 98, 129, 151, 177 Discover Card Stars On Ice 19 Adios Week 21 Craft Show 22 Chester County Old Fiddlers' Discover Presque Isle 178 Africamericas Festival 99 Bell Socialization Spring Craft Picnic 101 Disney On Ice 19, 68 African-American Extravaganza .101 Show 62 Chester County Restaurant Doneckers Collectibles & Limited Albert Gallatin Regatta 37 Bellefonte Arts & Crafts Fair 152 Festival 102 Editions Show 67 Albion Area Fair 178 Bellefonte Victorian Christmas 153 Chevrolet Celtic Classic Highland Donegal Society Irish Days 130 All-American Amateur Baseball Belsnickel Craft Show 68 Games & Festival 102 Down On The Farm Autumn Leaves Tournament 38 Berks County Civil War Living Chili Cook-Off 132 Festival 103 M-American Teddy Bears' Picnic ... 101 History 64 Chinese New Year Banquets 97 Dress Rehearsal For Christmas Allegheny County Rib Cook-off 22 Bethlehem Bach Festival 99 Christkindlmarkt Bethlehem 97 Reenactment 104 Allegheny Mountain Championship Big 33 Football Classic 65 Christmas Arts & Crafts Show 22 Drum Corps Associates Rodeo 164 Big Butler Fair 20 Christmas At Fort Hunter 61 Championships 131 American Gold Cup 102 Big John Riley Festival Of Life__ 38 Christmas At The Mount Washington Ducks Unlimited Wildlife Art & American Indian Pow Wow 164 Big Knob Grange Fair 21 Tavern 40 Carving Show & Sale 164 American Legion Parade Of Big Pond Bluegrass Festival 131 Christmas City Night Light Tours 97 Duryea Day Antique & Classic Champions 130 Bird Arts Festival 23 Christmas Candlelight Tour 68 Car Show 66 American Music Theater Festival Black Arts Festival 151 Christmas Conservatory Display & Mainstage Season 97 Black Bear Round-up 163 Outdoor Lighting 104 E American Way Street Fair 129 Black Family Reunion Christmas Craft Show 68 Eagles Mere Arts & Crafts An Eisenhower Christmas 61 Celebration 101 -tmas Festival 104 Festival 130 Anniversary Celebration Of The Black History Month 97 stmas In The Country Comes Eagles Mere Fall Antique Market 131 Gettysburg Address 68 Blair County Arts Festival 37 To Erie 179 Eagles Mere Outdoor Antique Anniversary Of The Battle Of Bloomsburg Fair 153 Christmas In The Country Craft & Market 130 Bushy Run 38 Blue Mountain Gospel Festival 65 Antique Fair 132 Early Bird Sports Expo 151, 153 Anthracite Bowl 132 Bluegrass & Old Time Music Christmas Magic-A Festival Of Easter Bunny Express 62, 151 Anthracite Heritage Memorial Festival 20 Lights 61 Easter Craft Show 62 Parade 152 Bluegrass Festival 38 Christmas Pageant '94 Extravaganza Eastern National Antiques Show Anthracite Model Railroad Club & Boalsburg Culture Heritage Of Light & Sound 68 & Sale 62, 68 Railroad Museum Open House 151 Festival 153 Christmas Parade 40, 68 Eastern National Gun & Antique & Craft Fair 64 Bosch Spark Plug Grand Prix 102 Chrysanthemum Festival 103 Knife Show 62, 68 'que Auto Club Of America . Bradford County Old-Timers Circus Week 65 Eastern Sports, Boat, Camping, II Meet 67 Show 130 City Of Pittsburgh Marathon 20 Travel, & Outdoor Show 62 ique Auto Show 165 Brandywine River Museum Antiques Civil War Encampment 130 Easton Area Heritage Day 101 Antique Automobile Show 130 Show 100 Civil War Reenactment 101 Edgar Allan Poe Halloween 61 Antique Car Show & Flea Market130 Brethren Disaster Relief Auction...66 Civil War Relic & Collectors Show .... 64 Elizabethtown Fair 65 Antique Fire Apparatus Show & Bridge Bust 67 Clarion County Fair 164 Elk County Fair 164 Muster 64 Brockway's Old-fashioned Fourth Clarion River Arts Festival 163 Ellwood City Arts, Crafts & Food Antique Gas & Steam Engine Celebration 164 Classic Cars & Classic Rock & Festival 20 Tractor Show 101 Bucks County Classic Arts & Craft Roll Show 178 Ephrata Fair 66 Antique Tractor, Small Engine & Fair 100 Clearfield County Fair 164 Erie Engineer Industrial Expo 177 Farm Machinery Show 40 Bucks County Kennel Club's Clearfield County Gospel Erie Outdoor Adventure Antiques At Bloomsburg 151, 152 Dog Show 99 Festival 163 Expo '94 177 Antiques At Carlisle 63 Bucks County Wildlife Art Clinton County Fair 152 Erie Summer Festival of the Antiques On The Island Show & Exhibition 104 Cloister Classic Vintage Automobile Arts 177 Sale 152 Buffalo Valley Antique Machinery Show 63 Eriesistible Marathon Run 178 Apollo Moon Landing Show 153 Colonial Day 66 Erntefest 22 21 Butler Ethnic Festival 22 Columbus Day Parade 103 (25th Anniversary) F Apple Blossom Festival 63 Butler Farm Show 21 Concours d'Elegance of the East Apple Butter Day 153 Butler Rodeo 20 Coast 63 Fabulous 1890's Weekend 165 Apple Cider Festival 39 Conne&ut Lake Jazz Party. 178 Fair In The Park 22 Apple Fest '94 67 C Corestates Championships Fall Antique Extravaganza 66 Apple Fest 179 Cabin Fever-Erie Downriggers Festival 100 Fall Carlisle Collector Car Flea Apple Harvest 102 Show 177 Corn Festival 65 Market & Corral 67 Apple Harvest Festival 67 Cambria County Fair 39 Corvette Parade & Display 65 Fall Festival 131 Apple N' Cheese Festival 131 Cameron County Fair 165 Country Auction & Quilt Sale 99 Fall Fiddle Festival 66 Apple Wine Weekend 103 Canal Festival 101 Country Memories Day 151 Fall Foliage Extravaganza By Rail 61 Armstrong County Boat Races & Candlelight Christmas 23 Country Sampler Craft Show .98, 103 Fall Foliage Festival 39, 129, 131 103 Regatta 21 Canyon Country Blue Grass Covered Bridge & Arts Festival153 Fall Harvest & Sawmill Show Art Show & Sale 98 Festival 164 Covered Bridge Festival 22 Fall Pumpkin Fest/Hot Air Arts & Crafts Festival 100 Carmichael's Covered Bridge Crafts & Trains Show 68 Balloon Rally 179 Arts & Crafts Show 132 Festival 39 Crafts Festival 37 Fall Round-Up 22 Arts & Crafts Street Fair 129 Cecil Township Indian Summer Crawford County Fair 178 Family Oktoberfest 61 Arts & Crafts Street Fair 131 Festival 22 Creatures Of The Night 67 Farewell To Summer Fireworks ..131 Arts Festival & Octubafest 67 Celebrate The Season Holiday Crook Farm Country Fair 165 Farmers & Threshermen's Artworks Craft Market 67 Parade 22 Crystal Cave Candlelight Tours.... 68 Jubilee 39 Ashfield Haunted Hayride 132 Celebration Of Cultures/Lancaster Crystal Cave Haunted Halloween Fayette County Fair 38 limn's Colors 103 Fest/Long's Park Music 66 Tours 61 Fayette Italian Heritage Festival 38 mnfest 37 Celebration Of Spring 99 Fest-O-Fall 103 Central Pa Festival Of The Arts ..152 D Festifall 39 B Central Pa Truckers Show 37 Danville Spring Fling 151 Festival Foods Food & Nutrition Back To The 50's Weekend 20 Centre County Grange Fair 152 Das Awkscht Fescht (The August Expo 177 Balloon Quest 20 Chadds Ford Days Festival) 101 Festival Of Fountains 97 Bark Peelers Convention 164 (Colonial Fair) 102 Dayton Fair 21 Festival Of Lights 37

t 4rk4 .12191 Festival Of Trees 22, 179 Hanover Dutch Festival 65 J M Fine Arts Day 64 Harborfest/Harborflyte 178 Jacktown Fair 38 Major League Baseball All-Star Firemen's Cherry Festival 177 Harford Fair 130 Jaffa Shrine Circus 37 Game 21 Fireworks 100, 102 Harlem Globetrotters 62 Jaffa Sport & Recreation Show 37 Maple Sugaring Demonstrations 61 First Night Bethlehem 104 Harmony Grange Fair 165 Jazz Fest At Cherry Blossom Maple Syrup Sunday First Night State College 153 Harrisburg Harvest Festival 67 Time 129 Marienville Winterfest 163 First Night/York 68 Harrisburg Holiday Parade 68 Jazz In The Mountains 39 Marienville's Oktoberfest Flagship City Open PBA Harrisburg Independence Weekend Jefferson County Town & Country Market Day & Festival 101 Bowling 151, 177 Festival 64 Fair 164 Market Day In Historic Newtown 102 Flea-tique At Old Hanna's Town ...37 Harrisburg Symphony Orchestra Jersey Shore Town Meeting July 4th Market Street Festival 153 Flight Of Imagination Quilt 9. F -w...67 Barge Concert 64 Celebration & Homecoming 151 Marshalton Triathlon 103 Ford City Area Heritage Days Hartslog Day 40 Johnstown Folk Festival 39 Martin Luther King, Jr. Festival 20 Hartwood Music & Dance Jubilee Day 64 Celebration 98 Forest Fest 163 Festival 19 Juniata County Fair 152 May Market 20 Forks Of The Delaware Shad Harvest Days 67 Juried Holiday Craft Show. 68 Mayfair 100 Fishing Tournament 99 Harvest Fall Fling 22 Juried Outdoor Arts & Crafts Mayfest 100 Fort Armstrong Folk Festival 21 Harvest Festival 66 Festival 103 Mazza Wine & Harvest Festival 178 Fort Hunter Day 66 Harvest Show, "Harvest Of Mckeesports' Festival Of Trees 23 Fort Ligonier Days 39 Champions" 102 K Meadville Area Winter Carnival...177 Founders Day Antique Auto Show 37 Harvestfest 39, 153 Kaleidoscope '94 130 Mellon Jazz Festival 100 Foundry Day Arts & Crafts Haunted Hayrides 97 Kanefest/Black Cherry Festival164 Mellon PSFS Jazz Festival 20 Festival 63 Haunted Train Ride 153 Kennel Club Of Philadelphia Dog Memorial Canoe Marathon 163 Franklin County Fair 65 Hay Creek Valley Apple Festival .. 67 Show 104 Memorial Day In Boalsburg 151 Franklin Mills Travel Showcase 98 Hay Creek Valley Fall Festival 66 Keystone Country Festival 39 Memorial Day Parade & National Franklin Mint Antique Automobile Head House Crafts & Fine Arts Keystone International Livestock Cemetery Services 63 Festival 102 Fair 97 Exposition 67 Memorial Day Weekend Polka Freedom Saturday 98 Heart In Hand Christmas Folk Keystone National Swap Meet 62 Festival 37 Frontier Day 100 Art Show 179 Keystone State Games 129 Mercer Museum Folk Fest 99 Frontier Days & Rodeo 152 Herb Faire 63 Keystone State Games Summer Mercers Victorian Weekend 178 Fulton County Fair 38 Heritage Celebration 67 Games 65 Mid-Atlantic Woodcarving Show & Fulton County Quilt Show 40 Heritage Days 153 Kid Connection 151 Competition 99 Fulton Fall Folk Festival 40 Heritage Days Antique Show Kimberton Community Fair 101 Mid-Winter Scottish & Irish Music Funfest 131 & Sale 165 Kipona Celebration 66 Festival & Fair 98 Heritage Days Festival 130, 178 Kittanning Car Cruise 21 Middletown Colonial Arts & Crafts G Heritage Days/Civil War KOA Kountry Christmas 97 Fair 64 Gem & Mineral Show 66 Encampment 131 Kunstfest (Craft Festival) 20 Middletown Grange Fair 101 German-American Steuben Hershey In The Spring 62 Kutztown Fair 65 Mifflin-Juniata Arts Festival 151 Parade 102 Hershey Spectacular Drum & Bugle Kutztown Folk Festival 64 Mifflinburg Buggy Days 151 Germania Olde Home Day & Corps Competition 64 Kwanzaa Celebration 104 Mifflinburg Christkindl Market 153 Parade 165 Hersheypark Christmas Kwanzaa Parade 99, 104 Miller Motorsports 98, 104 Gettysburg Bluegrass Candylane 61 Milton Harvest Festival Camporee 63, 66 Hersheypark Grand Opening 63 L Miniature Railroad And Village Gettysburg Civil War Heritage Hidden Valley Polka In The La Festa Italiana 131 Miss Pennsylvania Scholarship Days 64 Mountains 38 Labor Day Arts & Crafts Market.... 66 Pageant 37 Gettysburg Outdoor Antique Hispanic Fiesta At Penn's Labor Day Jazz Festival 102 Model Railroad Exhibit & Open Show 63, 66 Landing 101 Labor Day Regatta 152 House 61 Gettysburg Yuletide Festival 68 Historic Bristol Day 103 Lackawanna Arts Festival 129 Monessen Cultural Heritage Ghosts & Goblins Tour 37 Historic Brookville Victorian Lady Keystone Open Golf Festival 37 Glendale Triathlon 37 Christmas Celebration 165 Tournament 63 Montour Delong Community Fair ...152 Go Fly A Kite Day 63 Historic Cruise 151 Lancaster Designer Craft Market 68 Moore's Outdoor Antique God's Country Marathon 163 Historic Fallsington Day 103 Lancaster Designer Spring Art & Market 177, 178 Goschenhoppen Folk Festival 101 Historic Yellow Springs Art Show 99 Craft Market 63 Moravian Christmas Putz 97 Governors Greeting: Happy Holiday Adventure 23 Landis Valley Fair 63 Moravian College Antique Show.100 Anniversary Smokey 65 Holiday Craft Show 67 Lantern Walking Tours Of Main Moscow Country Fair 130 Grand Emerald Fling 131 Holiday In The Poconos 129 Street 97 Motorama Indoor Races & Speed Great Allentown Fair 102 Holiday Open House 23 Lapic Wine Festival 22 Show 62 Great Bedford Fair 38 Holidays At The Carnegie 19 Laurel Festival Of The Arts 129 Mountain Craft Days 39 Great Brews Of America Classic Holly Night 104 Lau re [wood Jamboree 165 Mountain Days 38 Beer Fest 132 Home & Garden Lawrence County Charity Horse Mountain Laurel Great American Great Pumpkin Festival 40 Extravaganza '94 177 Show 21 Country Festival 129 Great Race (foot race) 22 Homecoming Harvest 165 Lawrence County Fair 21 Mountains Of Chocolate Great Stoneboro Fair 178 Huntingdon County Fair 38 Lawrence County Fireworks Festival 129, 132 Greater Harrisburg Arts Festival ...63 Festival 21 Mt. Gretna Outdoor Art Show 65 Greater Pottsville Winter Lebanon Area Fair 65 Mt. Joy Rotary, Arts & Crafts And Carnival 129, 132 I Tell My Heart: The Art Of Lebanon Bologna Fest 65 Antique Show 64 Greater West Chester Week 100 Horaca Pippin 97 Lewisburg Festival Of The Arts 151 Mt. Pleasant Glass Festival 39 Greater York Antiques Show & Ice Capades 62 Light-up Night 22 Mummers Parade 97, 104 Sale 63, 68 Ice Carving Festival 129, 132 Ligonier Highland Games 39 Mummers String Band Show Of Greek Food Festival 20 se Tee Golf Tournament 129 Little Buffalo Christmas Program ...153 Shows 99 Green Township Community Fair 39 illuminaire Nites 97 Little Buffalo Festival Of The Music At Gretna 61 Greenberg's Great Train, Dollhouse, ndiana County Fair 39 Arts 153 Musikfest 101 & Toy Show 19, 22, 104 ntegra Bank Autumn Leaf Little League Baseball World Greene County Fair 38 Festival 165 Series 152 N Groundhog Day 163 nternational Choral Music Live Bethlehem Christmas Nascar Busch Grand National 99 Grove City Strawberry Days 177 Festival 100 Pageant 104 Nascar-Winston Cup Gus Macker 3-on-3 Basketball nternational Clown Theater- Lost Dutchman Gem Show 98 Series 500 129, 130 Tournament 178 Festival 101 Lost Dutchman Gemboree 65 National College Fair nternational Food Festival 63 Ludlow Day Festival 164 National Mushroom Festival H nternational Village 21 Luzerne County Fair 131 National Pike Festival Hallman Car Show 177 rish Music Fest 131 Lycoming County Fair 152 Nationality Days Festival 20 Halloween Lantern Tours 67 talian Fest At Station Square 21 Natural World Photographic Handweavers Of Bucks County talian Food Festival 39 Competition Exhibition 19 Show & Sale 104 35.3 Nazareth Day 101 Penda 4-wheel & Off-road Jamboree 0 Small Ships Revue & Hot Hot Nemacolin Community Festival ....38 Summer Nationals 152 Quiet Valley's Farm Animal Fest 177 New Berlin Heritage Day 152 Penn Relays 99 Frolic 129 Smokey City Festival 20 New Growth Arts Festival 38 Penn State Blue & White Football Quiet Valley's Harvest Festival132 Snake Hunt & Rattlesnake Sacking iglope Auto Show 101 Game '51 Quilt Auction 65 Contest 164 xford Outdoor Antique Penn State's AG Progress Days....152 Quitters Heritage Celebration 62 Somerfest 38 w 64 Penn's Colony Festival 22 Somerset County 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Festival 100 Ridgway Triathlon 163 Spring Gulch Folk Festival 63 Old Market Day 64 Philadelphia International Auto Ringling Brothers Barnum & Bailey Springs Folk Festival 39 Old-Fashioned Christmas Show 97, 104 Circus 63 St. Marys Hometown Festival 165 Celebration 40 Philadelphia International Theater River Blues Festival 101 St. Patrick's Parade 98 Old-lime Christmas Celebration 132 Festival For Children 100 Riverwalk Art Festival & Exhibition.... 65-.,Star Trek Convention 97 Olde Tymers' Day 152 Philadelphia Motorcycle & ATV Roadster Factory Summer Party.. 38 State Craft Fair 65 Olde York Street Fair 63 Show 98 Rod & Custom Jamboree 102 State Craft Festival 103 Opening Day-Dorney Park 99 Philadelphia National College Rodeo In The Snow 163. 165 State Craft Market 68 Opening Day- Wildwater Fair 103 Rose Display 61 Station Square Food & Music Kingdom 100 Philadelphia National Stamp iloundball Classic 19 Festival 20 Organic Harvest Celebration.. 152 Exhibition 102 Run For The Diamonds 153 Stourbridge Line Rail Excursion Outdoor Antique & Collectibles Philadelphia Open House 99 Fall Colors 129 Market 64 Philadelphia Ski & Travel Show 104 S Stourbridge Lion Days 130 oor Antique & Craft Show 66 Philadelphia World Of Wheels San Rocco Festa 21 Strawberry Festival 37 or Conservationists Expo ..177 Custom Car Show 98 Santa Claus Express 153 Stroudsmoor's Italian Festival 130 .oor Mummers String Band Pike County Chamber Family Santa Claus Special Railroad Sugar Valley Lions Club Haunted Concerts 97 Fair 131 Ride 61 Hayride 153 Ox Hill Community Agricultural Pi ppinfest 66 Santa's Snowtime Express Stourbridge Sullivan County Fair 131 Fair 39. Pittsburgh Auto Show 19 Line Rail Excursion 132 Sullivan County Flaming Foliage Pittsburgh Boat Show 19, 23 Savor The Season 61 Festival 132 p Pittsburgh Bulls 19 Sawmill Summerfest & Quilt Show 165 Summer Antique Extravaganza ....64 PA & National Championship Pittsburgh Children's Festival 20 Sawmill Woodcarving Show & Summer Craft Fair 65 Motorcycle Trials 151 Pittsburgh Folk Festival 20 All-Wood Festival 164 Summer Craft Show 64 PA 4-H Horse Show 67 Pittsburgh Home & Garden Show. 19 Scenic River Days 65 Summer Madness 130 PA All-American Dairy Show 66 Pittsburgh Irish Festival 22 Schuylkill County Fair 130 Summer Music Games: The DCI PA Arts & Crafts Country Festival 37 Pittsburgh R.V. Show 19, 23 Schuylkill County Fall Festival & East Championships 101 PA Auto Show 62, 68 Pittsburgh Three Rivers Regatta .. 21 Craft Show 132 Summer Steam Show 21 PA Christmas & Gift Show 68 Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix 21 Schuylkill Haven Borough Day 131 Super Sunday 102 PA Crafts Festival 102 Pittsburgh Zoo Holiday Lights Scottdale Coke & Coal Heritage Susquehannock Trail Pro Rally163 PA Cross-Country Sled Dog Festival 23 Festival 39 Swedish Festival 164 Championship 163, 165 Pleasures & Treasures Folk Art Selinsgrove White Christmas 153 PA Farm Show 62, 68 Show & Faire 164 Sentimental Journeys, Inc. and PA Home Builders Show 62 Pocono Mountain Dog Show & Smokey Bear 152 Tall Ships Erie 1994 177 PA Maple Festival 37 Obedience Trial 129 September Fest 152 Tamaqua Heritage Festival 131 PA National Arts & Crafts Autumn Pocono State Craft Festival 131 Sesame Street Live 19, 23, 66 Tamaqua Summerfest 129 Fest 131 Pocono's Greatest Irish Festival 129 Settlers Day 38 The Book & The Cook 98 PA National Arts & Crafts Show....62 Poconos Hot Country Jam & Chili Shad Festival 99 The Book And The Cook Fair 98 PA National Horse Show 67 Cookoff 130 Shade Gap Picnic 38 The Haunted House 103 PA Recreational Vehicle & Point Pleasant Fall Festival 103 Shadyside Summer Arts Festival 21 Three Rivers Arts Festival 20 Camping Show 66 Polar Bear Dip 61 Shamokin's Youth Fair 151 Thrift Drug Classic 20 PA Relief Sale 62 Polish American Weekend Shawnee Autumn Balloon Thurston Classic Hot Air Balloon PA Renaissance Faire 61 Festival 101 Festival 132 Event. 177 PA Senior Games 65 Polishfest 22 Shawnee' ady Club Professional Tinicum Antique Show 100 PA Sled Dog Races 163 Polka Fireworks 38 Golf Classic 129 Tinicum Art Festival 101 PA Special Olympic Winter Polka Octoberfest 40 Shawnee Mountain Lumberjack Tioga County Fair 164 Games 37 Puerto Rican Week Festival Festival 132 Tom Mix Roundup 164 PA State Championship Fishing Parade 102 Shippensburg Community Fair 65 Traditional Craft Show & Colonist! Tournament 165 Pulaski Parade 103 Shrine Circus 19 Fair 100 Pa State Flaming Foliage Pumpkin Patch Weekend 67 Sidewalk Antique & Craft Show 64 Traditions Craft Show 98 rival 153 Punxsutawney Groundhog Sidewalk Art Show 99 Trees Of Christmas 179 tate Laurel Festival 163 Festival 163 Skippack Days Arts & Crafts Tri-State Historical Steam Engine ine And Food Festival 129 Pymatuning Snow Fun Days 177 Show 103 Exhibition 22 Pagoda Festival 66 Pymatuning Waterfowl Expo 178 Slavic-Ethnic Reunion & Picnic 164 Troy Fair 130 Park House Christmas Tours 104 Sleepy Hollow Hayride 97 Tulip Display 61 Peddler's Village Scarecrow Slovenefest 21 Turk's Head Music Festival 101 Weekend 102

35,1 1 221 1 U 1994 ATTRACTIONS INDEX U.S. Hot Rod Association Abe's Buggy Rides 81 Bowman's Hill Wildflower Clarion Area Chamber Of Truck Pu I i 19 Academy Of Natural Sciences Preserve 123 Commerce 168 U.S. Indoor Tennis Tournament 98 Museum 118 Boyertown Area Historical Claussville One-Room U.S. Open 20 Adams County Winery 88 Society 69 Schoolhouse Ukrainian Festival 22, 103 Adventure Sports In Hershey 78 Boyertown Museum Of Historic Claws "N" Paws Wild Animal Union Canal Tunnel Fair 63 Adventure Sports Canoe & Vehicles 69 Park Union County West End Fair 152 Raft Trips 140 Bradford County Farm Clinton County Historical Unionville Community Fair 103 Aerial Tours Inc. 81 Museum 144 Society 156 United We Sing 23 Agricultural Museum of York Co .. 91 Brandywine Battlefield 108 Clinton County Tourist Promotion Unity Day 101 Allegheny Ballet Company 41 Brandywine River Museum 108 Agency 156 Universal Soldier & Pioneer Days ....20 Allegheny College Playshop 182 Brandywine Valley Tourist Clover Hill Vineyards & USAIR Jambalaya Jam 100 Allegheny College Repertory Information Center 114 Winery 88,1,15 Dance Company 182 Brinton Family Association 112 Clyde Peeling's Reptiland ....154 V Allegheny National Forest 171 Bristol Cultural & Historical Coca Cola Star Lake Valley Forge Boat & Fishing Show....98 Allegheny Portage Railroad Foundation 108 Amphitheatre 24 Valley Forge Crafts Festival 104 National Historic Site 45 Bristol Riverside Theatre 108 Codorus State Park 76 Valley Forge Sports, Recreation & Allegro Vineyards & Winery 69 Brockway Museum 168 Colonial Pennsylvania Outdoor Show 98 Allentown Art Museum 105 Brown's Orchard & Farm Plantation 116 Venango County Fair 178 Allentown Symphony Market 84 Colony Village 133 VF/Berks Jazz Fest 62 Association 105 Brucker Great Blue Heron Color The Sky, Inc 112 Victorian Holiday Weekend 153 Alpine Slide 144 Sanctuary 180 Columbia/Montour Tourist Victorian Tyme Art & Craft Show 100 Altoona Railroaders Memorial Bryn Athyn Cathedral 108 Prorhotion Agency 154 Victorian Valentine Venture 151 Museum 41 Buckingham Valley Vineyards & Columbus Chapel & Boal Mansion American Historical Theatre 118 Winery 108 Museum 154 American Philatelic Society 156 Bucks County River Country 122 Community Arts Center Walt Disney's World On Ice 19 American Swedish Historical Bucks County Tourist (Williamsport) 157 Warren County Fair 164 Museum 118 Commission, Inc. 112,117 Community Arts Center of Washington County Ag Days 19 Amish Country Tours 81 Burnside Plantation 105 Cambria County 48 Washington County Agricultural Amish Farm And House 81 Bushkill Falls 133 Community Theatre League 157 Fair 21 Amish Village 90 Bushy Run Battlefield 46 Compass Inn Museum 48 Washington's Birthday Celebration 98 Anderson Bakery Co., Inc 81 Butlers Golf Course and B & B 28 Concerto Soloists Chamber Waterford Community Fair . 178 Animaland Zoological Park 171 By-Natale Metal Smith 182 Orchestra of Philadelphia 118 Wattsburg Erie County Fair 178 Appalachian Jubilee 69 Congress Hall 118 Wayne County Antiques Show 130 Arden Theatre Company 118 Caddie Shak 46 Conneaut Lake Cruises 179 Wayne County Fair 130 Armstrong County Historical Cambria Co. Tourist Council, Inc 48 Connellsville Area Historical We Love Erie Days 178 Society Museum 24 Cameron County Tourist Society 45 Welcome Spring Display 97 Armstrong County Tourist Promotion Agency 168 Conrad Weiser Homestead 91 Wellsboro Winter Weekend 163 Bureau 24 Canal Boat Ride 112 Convention & Visitors Bureau Of West Alexander Fair 22 Army-Navy Museum 118 Canal Museum (Greenville) 180 Greater Monroeville 24 West Chester Festival Of The Arts 99 Arrowhead Springs Trout Canal Museum (Easton) 112 Coral Caverns West End Fair 131 Hatchery 85 Canyon Cruise 171 Cornwall Iron Furnace Western Pa Laurel Festival 163 Art Association Of Harrisburg 76 Carbon Co. Environmental Coryell's Ferry Historic Boat Westmoreland Agricultural Fair 38 Artworks At Doneckers 72 Education Center 138 Rides 117 Westmoreland Arts & Heritage Atwater Kent Museum 118 Carlisle Area Chamber Of Crawford Co. Tourist Festival 38 Avenue Of FlagsNisitor Commerce 69 Association 182 Whitemarsh Encampment 103 Center 180 Carlisle Fairgrounds 69 Cruiser Olympia 118 Wild Wind Harvest Festival 165 The Carnegie 28 Crystal Cave 80 Wildflower Plant & Seed Sale 99 Bach Choir of Bethlehem 105 Carnegie Science Center 28 Cumberland Valley Visitors' Wildlife & Sporting Art: The Master's Baker Mansion Museum 41 Carousel World At Peddler's Council 72 Show In Ligonier 39 Baldwin-Reynolds House Village 116 Cut & Thrust Edged Weapons Wilkes-Barre Scranton Fair 130 Museum 182 Carpenter's Hall 118 Museum 81 Wine & Food Festival 39 Barns-Brinton House 108 Cashiers House 179 Wine Country Harvest Festival....178 Battlefield Bus fours 74 Celebrity Artist Series/ Baffin's Candies 182 Winter Carnival 37 Battles Bank Museum 180 Bloomsburg 154 Daniel Boone Homestead 69 Winter Family Festival 163 Beaver County Genealogical Centre Co. Lion Country Visitors & David Dewire Center 136 Wolfs Corners 4th Of July 164 Society 24 Convention Bureau 156 David 0. Saylor Cement Industry Woodsman's Show 164 Beaver County Tourist Promotion Centre Furnace Mansion 156 Museum 112 World Of Wheels Custom Car Agency 24 Centre Park Victorian Historical Declaration House 118 Si low 19 Bedford County Tourist Promotion District 88 Deer Path Stable 145 World War II Commemorative Agency 41 Chadds Ford Historical Society ..108 Delaware County Historical Weekend 64 Bellefonte Historical Railroad 154 Chaddsford Winery 108 Society 108 World's Greatest Yard Sale 64 Belltown Canoe Rental 170 Challenge Family Fun Center 80 Delaware County Convention & Wrightsville Heritage Day 66 Benedum Center for Chamberlain Canoes-Rafts- Visitors Bureau 116 WWDB Health & Fitness Fair 99 Performing Arts 26 Tubes 133 Delaware Water Gap Nat'l Wyoming County Fair 131 Benzel's Pretzel Factory 41 Chapman State Park 168 Recreation Area 133 Wyoming County Historical Society's Berman Museum Of Art At Cherry Valley Vineyards 142 Discovery Zone 105 Arts And Craft Fair 130 Ursinus College 112 Chester County Art Association..123 Dock Street Brewing Co. 118 Bethlehem Visitors Center 105 Chester County Historical Doneckers Summer Dinner/ Betsy Ross House 118 Society 123 Theater 72 Yellow Springs Antique Show Big Diamond Raceway 141 Chester County Tourist Dorflinger Glass Museum 145 & Sale 103 Bindnagle's Church ts8 Bureau 123 Dorney Park & Wildwater Yellow Springs Craft Festival 100 Bird-in-Hand Farmers Market 69 Children's Discovery Kingdom 105 Vol Philadelphia 102 Bishop White House 118 Workshop 157 Dr. Longpaddle's Family-Style York Halloween Parade 67 Bixler Gallery 144 Childventure Museum And Floatrips 138 York Hospital Fete 63 Blair County Arts Foundation 41 Shop 112 Drake Log Cabin 24 York Inter-State Fair 66 Blair County Convention & Christ Church In Philadelphia 118 Drake Well Museum York International Postcard Fair....68 Visitors Bureau 41 Christian C. Sanderson Duncan Miller Glass Museum York Show - Country Bland's Park 54 Museum 108 Duquesne Incline Crossroads 62, 67 Bloomsburg Theatre Christmas Tree Hill in the Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre 81 Ensemble 154 Mansion 91 Dutch Hex Tour Association 84 Blue Mountain & Reading Railroad 76 Churchville Nature Center 118 Dutch Wonderland Family Zembo Shrine Circus 62 Bonham House 91 Civic Light Opera 28 Fun Park 81 Zoo-boo 179 Bowman's Hill Tower 123 Dutot School And Museum 133 35 12221 Eck ley Miners Village 145 Greater Brownsville Area Chamber Indiana County Historical & Lebanon County Historical Ed's Buggy Rides 90 of Commerce 45 Genealogical Society 48 Society 83 Edgar Allan Poe Nat'l Historic Greenville Area Chamber Of Indiana County Tourist Bureau 48 Lebanon Valley Tourist And Visitors Bureau 84 . Site 118 Commerce 180 Industrial Museum of York hower Nat'I Historic Site 74 Greenville Farmers' Curb County 91 Leesport Farmers Market 84 's Alley 118 Market 180 Isaac Meir Homestead 85 Lehigh County Museum 105 ounty Council on the Arts170 Greenville Railroad Park & Lehigh County Velodrome 105 Elk County Historical Society 170 Museum 180 Jacob Nicholas House Lehigh Rafting Rentals, Inc. 145 Elk County Recreation & Tourist Museum 112 Lehigh Valley Chamber Council Inc 170 Haines Mill Museum 105 Jacobsburg Historical Society 105 Orchestra 105 Endless Mountains Visitors Hall Of Presidents & First Ladies. 74 James A. Michener Art Lehigh Valley Convention & Bureau 144 Hands-on House, Children's Museum Museum 112 Visitors Bureau 105 Ephrata Cloister 72 Of Lancaster 81 James Buchanan's Wheatland 81 Liberty Bell Pavilion 118 Ephrata Performing Arts Center72 Hanna's Town 46 Jefferson County Historical & Liberty Bell Shrine 105 Erie Art Museum 179 Hanover Area Historical Society 76 Genealogical Society 168 Ligonier Valley Chamber Of Erie County Tourist And Hans Herr House 91 JEM. Classic Car Museum 133 Commerce 50 Convention Bureau 180 Happy Valley Friendly Farm, Jennerstown Speedway, Inc 48 Limerick Energy Info. Center 116 Erie History Center 179 Petting Farm 156 Jennie Wade House 74 Limestone Springs Fishing Erie National Wildlife Refuge 180 Harley-Davidson Inc. Motorcycle Jewish Museum of Eastern Preserve 88 Erie Philharmonic Orchestra 179 Museum-Plant Tour 91 PA 142 Lincoln Caverns 48 Erie Playhouse 179 Harmony Museum 24 Jim Thorpe River Lincoln Room Museum 74 ExpERlEence Children's Harrisburg Area Riverboat Adventures, Inc 138 Lincoln Train Museum 74 Museum 179 Society Inc 76 John Chads House 108 Linville Orchards, Inc 116 Harrisburg/Hershey/Carlisle Tourism John Heinz Nat'l Wildlife Little League Museum 157 Farmers' Dell 26 & Convention Bureau 76 Refuge 118 Little Pine State Park 157 Farmers Market At Doneckers 72 Hartwood 28 John Sebastian Goundie Lively Arts Al IUP 48 Fin, Fur & Feather Wildlife Hauck Memorial Library 83 House 105 Living Treasures Animal Park 26 Museum 156 Hawg Hunter III Fishing Johnstown Flood Museum 48 Living Waters Auditorium 90 Fire Museum of York County 91 Charters 180 Johnstown Flood Nat'l Lock Ridge Furnace Museum 105 Flagship Niagara/U.S. Brig Heinz Hall For The Performing Memorial 45 Longwood Gardens 114 Niagara 179 Arts 28 Joseph Priestly House 156 Lost River Caverns 105 Flying "W" Ranch, Inc 171 Heinz Memorial Chapel 28 Julius Sturgis Pretzel House 84 Lycoming County Historical Folk Craft Center 69 Henry Schmieder Arboretum 112 Juniata-Mifflin County Tourist Museum 157 Fonthill Museum 112 Herdic Trolley 157 Promotion Agency 154 Lycoming County Tourist Forest County Tourist Promotion Heritage Center Museum Of Promotion Agency 157 Agency 171 Lancaster County 81 Kelley Antique Auto Museum 13C Lyman Run State Park 168 Fort Bedford Museum 41 Herr Foods, Inc 81 Kemerer Museum Of Fort Hunter Mansion And Park 76 Hershey Gardens 78 Decorative Arts 105 Magic Forest Of West Central Pa Fort Ligonier 50 Hershey Museum 78 Kennywood Park 30 Tourism & Travel Bureau ... 24,168 Fort Mifflin On The Delaware 118 Hershey Theatre 78 Kessler Memorial Colonial Magic Town 74 ecessity National Hershey's Chocolate World Visitors Gardens 113 Mansion Park Stadium 41 lefield 46 Center 78 Keswick Theatre 114 Marine Corps Memorial PittMuseum 28 HERSHEYPARK 78 Kettle Creek State Park 156 Museum 118 Fort Roberdeau National Historic HFS Tours 48 Keystone Overlook 54 Marshall House 24 Landmark 41 Hiawatha (Cruises) 157 Keystone State Balloon Martin's Potato Chips Inc. 91 Founders Hall Of The Milton Highlands Mansion & Garden 113 Tours Inc 122 Mary Merritt Doll Museum 72 Hershey School 78 Historic Bethlehem-18th Century Keystone Theater 144 Mary Stolz Doll Museum & Fox Meadow Farm 108 Moravian Industrial Quarter .. 105 Kidsville Children's Museum 138 Hobby Hut 136 Frank Buchman House 105 Historic Fallsington, Inc. 113 Kittatinny Canoes 136 Masonic Homes Of The Grand Frank Lloyd Wright's Historic Grange Estate 114 Knoebels Amusement Resort 154 Lodge Of Pa 72 Fallingwater 50 Historic Morrisville Society 116 Knox, Kane, Kinzua Mazza Vineyards 182 Franklin Area Chamber o. Historic Rittenhouse Town 118 Railroad 168,170 McConnell's Mill State Park 26 Commerce 180 Historic Schaefferstown-Alexander Kolln Vineyards 154 McKeever Environmental Learning Franklin Civic Operetta Schaeffer Farm Museum 90 Koziar's Christmas Village 69 Center 182 Association 180 Historic Warner Theatre 180 Kraynak's 180 Me tdowcroft Museum of Franklin Court 118 Historic Waynesborough 117 hural Life 24 Franklin Institute Science Historic Yellow Springs Inc 108 Lackawanna Coal Mine 142 Meadows Family Fun Center .. 48 Museum 118 Historical Society Of Ladbrokes - Greensburg 46 Meadville Community Theatre ... 182 Franklin Mint Museum 113 Pennsylvania 118 Ladbrokes - Harmer Twp 28 Meadville Council On The Art: 182 French Azilum Inc. 144 Historical Society Of York Ladbrokes - Johnstown 48 Meadville Market House 182 Frick Art & Historical Center 28 County 91 Ladbrokes - New Castle 26 Media Theatre for the Performing Frick Art Museum 28 Historical Society Of Western Lake Erie Ballet Company 180 Arts 116 Friendship Hill Nat'l Historic Site53 Pennsylvania 28 Lake Shore Railway Museum 182 Meeting House 114 Fulton County Tourist Promotion Hope Lodge & Mather Mill 113 Lakeland Museum 179 Memorial Lake State Park 76 Agency 50 Hopewell Furnace Nat'I Historic Lancaster Bicycle Touring, Inc.....90 Mendelssohn Choir Of Site 113 Lancaster County Winery 81 Pittsburgh 28 Gannon University's Erie Historical Horseshoe Curve National Historic Lancaster Graphics 81 Mercer County Historical Museum & Planetarium 179 Landmark 41 Lancaster Newspapers Society 182 Gast Classic Motorcars Hotel Kast 157 "Newseum" 81 Mercer County Tourist Agency182 Museum 90 Houdini Magic Theatre 142 Lancaster Opera Company 81 Mercer Museum 112 Gateway Clipper Fleet 28 Hoyt Institue Of Fine Arts 26 Land Of Little Horses 74 Merriam Theater At The University George Taylor House 108 Hunters Valley Winery 154 Lander's Delaware River Trips ...140 Of The Arts 118 Gettysburg Battle Theater 74 Huntingdon County Tourist Landis Valley Museum 81 Merrick Art Gallery 26 Gettysburg National Military Park 74 Promotion Agency 48 Lantern Lodge Dinner Theatre 85 Merritts Museum Of Childhood 72 Gettysburg Railroad 74 Lantern Playhouse-Dinner Middle Creek Wildlife Management Gettysburg Travel Council, Inc 74 Idlewild Park 50 Theatre 85 Area 80 d Pinchot State Park 84 lick Historical & Genealogical Lapic Winery Ltd. 26 Middletown & Hummelstown aim Museum 108 Library 112 Laurel Caverns 46 Railroad 78 en Plough Tavern; Gates House; nclined Plane 48 Laurel Highlands River Tours 53 Mifflinburg Buggy Museum 156 Barnett Bobb Log House 91 ndependence Hall 118 Lawrence Co. Historical Society 26 Mill Bridge Village 90 Grame Park 114 ndian Caverns 54 Lawrence County Tourist Mill Run Water Slides 50 Great Adventure Balloon Club 81 ndian Echo Caverns 78 Promotion Agency 26 Millbrook Playhouse 156 Great Valley Nature Center 112 ndian Steps Museum 91 Lebanon Community Theatre 83 Millersburg Area Chamber Of Commerce 84 356 Mineral Museum of Penn State Parry Mansion Museum 117 Punxsutawney Chamber Of Slate Belt Historical Museum 116 University 156 Path of Progress 48 Commerce 170 Slate Quarry Winery 117 Mister Ed's Elephant Museum 88 Pearl S. Buck House 114 PW Mountain Bike Tours 138 Slifer House Museum 154 Mock's Greenhouse 54 Pecks Pond Rentals, Inc 136 Pymatuning Deer Park 180 Society Hill Playhouse 119 Monongahela Area Historical Penn NationalReading OTW .... 88 Pymatuning Spillway 182 Soldiers National Museum Society Museum 24 Penn National Race Course 76 Somerset County Chamber Monument to Patriots of African Penn Shore Vineyards 182 Quaint Corner Childrens Of Commerce Descent 123 Penn's Cave 154 Museum 41 Somerset Historical Center 54 Moravian Museum 105 Pennsbury Manor 116 Quarry Valley Farm 116 Springton Manor Farm 113 Moravian Historical Society & Pennsylvania Anthracite Heritage Quiet Valley Living Historical Sporting Clays at Pip Inn 133 Whitefield House Museum 116 Museum 142 Farm 144 State Museum Of Pennsylvania .... 77 Morris Arboretum of the Pennsylvania Ballet 119 Steamtown National Historic University of Pennsylvania 118 Pennsylvania Center Stage 157 R.C.'s Marina 179 Site 142 Morton Homestead 122 Pennsylvania Dutch Convention & Ragge & Willow Enterprises Stephen Foster Memorial 30 Mount Hope Estate And Winery... 72 Visitors Bureau 81 Inc. 46 Stephen Foster Memorial Mountain Streams & Trail Pennsylvania Dutch Folk Culture Rail Tours, Inc 138 Theatre 30 Outfitters 53 Society 84 Railroad Museum Of Stephen Girard Collection 119 Mountain Trail Horse Pennsylvania Fish Commission Pennsylvania 90 Stewartstown Railroad 90 Center, Inc 171 Hatchery 182 Reading & Berks County Visitors Stourbridge Line Rail Excursion .. 138 Movement Theatre Intl 118 Pennsylvania Historical & Museum Bureau 88 Stoy Museum 84 Moyer Aviation 141 Commission 77 Reading Public Museum 88 Strand-Capitol Performing Arts Mt. Gretna Playhouse 85 Pennsylvania Lumber Reading Railroad Station and Center 91 Mummers Museum 118 Museum 168 Museum 157 Strasburg Railroad 90 Mums By Paschke 182 Pennsylvania Military Museum 154 Reading Terminal Market 119 Straub Brewery, Inc 170 Museum of American Art of the PA Pennsylvania's Northeast Territory Red Barn Theatre 24 Streets of Gold 54 Academy of the Fine Arts 118 Visitors Bureau 133 Reilly Classic Motorcars 139 Streitwieser Foundation Trumpet Museum Of Anthracite Mining 133 Pennsylvania Pro Musica 119 Renfrew Museum And Park 90 Museum 122 Museum Of Indian Culture 105 Pennsylvania Trolley Museum 30 Ride Into History Horsedrawn Stroh Brewery Company 105 Museum Of Scientific Pennypacker Mills 122 Trolley & Battlefield Tours 74 Sun Inn Preservation Discovery 77 People's Place 80 Ritz Company Playhouse 137 Association 108 Music at Gretna 85 People's Place Quilt Museum 80 Roadside America 90 Susquehanna Valley Visitors' Perry Co. Tourist & Recreation Robert Fulton Birthplace 88 Bureau 154 Nathan Denison House 136 Bureau 156 Rock Ford Plantation & Kauffman Swigart Museum 48 National Civil War Wax Peter Wentz Farmstead 123 Museum Of PA Folk Museum 74 Philadanco: Philadelphia Dance Arts & Crafts 81 Terry Hill Waterpark 108 National Fisheries Research Co 119 Rockhill Trolley Museum 54 Thaddeus Kosciuszko Nat'l Lab 171 Philadelphia Candies 180 Rockwell's Grand Candelight Dinner Memorial 119 Nationality Rooms Tours 28 Philadelphia Convention & Visitors Theatre 156 Thomas L. Kane Memorial Nemacolin Castle 45 Bu. au 119 Rodale Institute Research Center 81 Chapel 170 Neville House "Woodville" 24 Philadelphia Drama Guild 119 Rodef Shalom Biblical Botanical Thomas Massey House 108 New Castle Genealogical Research Philadelphia Maritime Museum 119 Garden 30 Thomas Newcomen Library Facility 26 Philadelphia Museum Of Art 119 Rodin Museum 119 & Museum New Castle Playhouse 26 Philadelphia Park 105 Rohrbach's Farm Market 154 Thomas' Antique & Classic Cars New Growth A:!s Festival 48 Philadelphia Zoo 119 Rosenbach Museum & Library 119 Museum 91 New Hope And Ivyland Philip Dressler Center for the Rural History Cooperative 123 Three Rivers Charter Service 30 . Railroad 117 Arts 54 Timbers Dinner Theatre 85 New Hope Mule Barge 117 Phillips Mushroom Museum 114 Tioga County Tourist Promotion Nissley Vineyards & Winery Phipps Conservatory 28 Saint Patrick's Church 30 Agency 171 Estate 69 Pine Creek Outfitters, Inc 171 Samuel S. Lewis State Park 84 Todd House 119 Norman Rockwell Museum 118 Pioneer Tunnel Coal Mine 133 Sand Castle Winery 113 Totem Pole Playhouse 72 Northampton County Historical & Pittsburgh Aviary 28 Sandcastle 30 Touchstone Center for Crafts 46 Genealogical Society 113 Pittsburgh Center For The Arts 28 Schuylkill Co. Council For The Touchstone Theatre 108 Northern Alleghenies 171 Greater Pittsburgh Convention & Arts 142 Toy Train Museum 90 Visitors Bureau 28 Schuylkill County Visitors Treasury of Wildlife Museum at Oak Spring Winery 41 Pittsburgh Opera 28 Bureau 142 Nixon Park 91 Oil City Area Chamber Of Pittsburgh Public Theatre 28 Scott Arboretum 123 Trexler-Lehigh County Commerce 182 Pittsburgh Zoo 28 Scottish Rite Cathedral 26 Game Preserve 122 Oil Creek & Titusville Railroad 182 The Playhouse 30 Scotty's White Water Rafting & Trinity Cathedral 30 Old Bedford Village 41 Playhouse At McConnellstown .50 Inner Tube Fioat Trips 137 Triple W Riding Stable 138 Old City Hall 118 Pleasant Grove Farm 90 Scranton Cultural Center At The Trout Hall 105 Old Economy Village 24 Please Touch Museum For Masonic Temple 142 Troxell-Steckel House 113 Old Jail Center 157 Children 119 Scranton Iron Furnaces 142 Tulphocken Manor Inn & Old Mauch Chunk H.0.-Scale Pocono Country Carriages Inc136 Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Red Barons Plantation 81 Model Train Display 138 Pocono Downs, Inc. 145 (Lackawuna Co. Stadium) 142 Turf Club Upper Darby 119 Old Mill Village 142 Pocono Ice-A-Rama 133 Second Bank Of The U.S 119 Twin Brook Winery 74 Old Order Amish Tour Farm 26 Pocono Indian Museum 133 Seltzer's Lebanon Bologna Co..88 Tyler Arboretum n 116 Old St. Luke's Church and Pocono Mountains Vacation Seneca Highlands Tourist Burial Ground 28 Bureau Inc 144 Assoc. Inc 168 Upper Delaware Scenic & Old Timber Farm 182 Pocono Museums Unlimited 140 Sesame Place 116 Recreational River 139 Ole Bull State Park 168 Pocono Playhouse 141 Seven Points Marina 46 U.S. Army Corps Of Engineers Visitor Olmstead Manor & Gardens 170 Pocono Snake & Animal Farm 140 Shaver's Creek Environmental Center At Kinzua Dam 171 Opera Company Of Pocono Whitewater Center 157 U.S. Hot Air Balloon Co 123 Philadelphia 118 Adventures 138 Shawnee Canoe Trips 142 University Museum-Indiana Orthodox Monastery of the Point Pleasant Canoe & Shawnee Place Play & Water University of Pennsylvania 48 Transfiguration 24 Tubing. 122 Park 142 Universtiy Museum Of Archaeology Polish American Cultural Center Shawnee Playhouse 142 And Anthropology Pa Lake Erie Charter Captains Museum 119 Shawnee Stables 142 USS Becuna Assn 180 Port Allegheny Area Chamber of Sherman Theatre Arts Center 144 Pack Shack Adventures, Inc 133 Commerce 170 Sight & Sound Entertainment Valley Forge Convention & Visitors Packwood House Museum 154 Potter County Rectuation, Inc. 168 Center 90 Bureau 123 Pagoda Skyline Drive 88 Pottsgrove Manor 122 Simpler Times Museum 171 Valley Forge Historical Society Painted Bride Art Center 119 Presque Isle State Park 180 Sizerville State Park 168 Museum 123 Palmer Museum of Art 157 Prince Gallitzin State Park 53 Skirmish U.S.A. 138 Valley Forge Music Fair 112 Paradise Brook Trout Co 133 Skydive Chambersburg 72 12241 r 357 Valley Forge Nat'l Historical CITIES INDEX Park 123 Venango County Area Tourist Promotion Agency 179 Adamstown 69 Coudersport 168 Havertown 114 Ilingo Museum Of Art, Science Adamsville 179 Cresco 133 Hawley 137 Industry 182 Albrightsville 133 Cresson 45 Hermitage 180 ova Theatre 123 Alburtis 105 Cross Fork 168 Hershey 78 Visitor Center Philadelphia 119 Allentown 105 Custer City 168 Hesston 46 Allenwood 154 Dallas 133 Hidden Valley 46 Wagner Free Institute Of Altoona 41 Danville 154 Hilltown 114 Science 119 Ambridge 24 Dawson 46 Hollidaysburg 48 Waldameer Park Inc. 180 133 24 Wallenpaupack Scenic Boat Analomink Dayton Hollsopple 48 Tour 137 Andreas 133 Delaware Water Gap 133 Honesdale 138 Walnut Street Theatre 119 Apollo 24 Denver 72 Horsham 114 Wanamaker, Kempton & Southern Ashland 133 Devault 112 Hummelstown 80 Railroad 80 Avella 24 Devon 112 Huntingdon 48 Warren County Chamber of Avoca 133 Dilltown 46 Indiana 48 Commerce 171 Bainbridge 69 Dilworthtown 112 Intercourse 80 Warren County Historical Society 171 Beaver Falls 24 Dinnmans Ferry 136 Jamestown 180 . Washington County Historical Bedford 41 Donegal 46 Jennerstown 48 Society's Lemoyne House 30 Belfast 105 Douglassville 72 Jim Thorpe Washington County Tourism 30 138 Washington Crossing Historic Bellefonte 154 Doylestown 112 Johnstown 48 Park 123 Bensalem 105 Dresher 112 Jonestown 80 Watch & Clock Museum Of The Bernville 69 Driftwood 168 Kane 170 NAWCC 72 Bethlehem 105 Du Bois 168 Kempton 80 Water World (Phoenixville) 122 Bird in Hand 69 Duncansville 46 Kennett Square 114 Wax Museum of Lancaster County Birdsboro 69 Eagles Mere 136 King Of Prussia 114 History 81 Blairsville 45 East Stroudsburg 136 Kingston 139 Greater Waynesboro Chamber Of Blooming Grove 133 Easton 112 Kittanning 24 Commerce 90 Bloomsburg 154 Egypt 113 Kleinfeltersville Weaver's Famous Lebanon 80 Bologna & Baum's Bologna 84 Blue Bell 108 Elizabethtown 72 Kuhnsville 114 Weavertown One Room Boalsburg 154 Ellwood City 24 Kulpsville 116 Schoolhouse 69 Bowmansville 69 Elverson 113 Kutztown 80 Weightlifting Hall Of Fame 91 Boyertown 69 Elysburg 154 Lackawaxen 139 Weller Center For Health Bradford 168 Emlenton 179 Lahaska 116 Education 113 Breezwood 45 Emporium 168 Lake Ariel 139 West Alexander Historical Breinigsville 108 Entriken 46 Lake Harmony 139 ciety 30 Bridgeville 24 Ephrata 72 Lake Wallenpaupack 139 Overton Museums 54 Bristol 108 Erie 179 Lakeville 139 OstShore Farmers Market 84 West Shore Rail Excursions 154 Brockway 168 Erwinna 113 Lamar 154 Westmoreland Museum Of Art 46 Brogue 69 Essington 113 Lancaster 61 :Wharton Esherick Studio 118 Brookville 168 Everett 46 Langhorne 116 White Water Adventurers, Inc 53 Broomall 108 Exton 113 Laughlintown 48 Whitetail Ski Resort 84 Brownsville 45 Fairview 180 Lebanon 83 Whitewater Challengers uctdoor Bryn Athyn 108 Fallsington 113 Leesport 84 Adventure Center, Inc. 145 Buckhill Falls 133 Farmington 46 Lehighton 140 Whitewater Rafting 145 Buckingham 108 Fayetteville 72 Lemoyne 84 Whitewater Rafting Adventures 133 Burgettstown 24 Fleetwood 72 Lenhartsville 84 Wild Waterfowl Museum 182 133 113 Wilderness Voyageurs, Inc. 53 Bushkill Fogelsville Lewisberry 84 Williamsport Symphony Orchestra Butler 24 Forksville 136 Lewisburg 154 Community Arts Center 157 Campbelltown 69 Fort Washington 113 Lewistown 154 Wilma Theatre 119 Camp Hill 69 Forty Fort 136 Ligonier 50 Windgae Vineyards & Winery 54 Canadensis 133 Franklin 180 Linesville 182 Windswept "Hot Air Balloon" Carlisle 69 Franklin Center 113 Linfield 116 Adventures 50 Catasauqua 108 Frazer 113 Lititz 84 Wissahickon Skating Club 119 Catawissa 154 Galeton 168 Liverpool 154 Witmer's Tavem-Historic 1725 Centre Hall 154 Gap 74 Lock Haven 156 Inn 81 Chadds Ford 108 74 84 Woodward Cave & Gettysburg Loganville Campground 157 Chalk Hi,' 45 Girard 180 Loretto 50 Wright's Ferry Mansion 72 Chambersburg 69 Glenmoore 113 Ludlow 170 Wyoming Co. Museum & Champion 45 Glenside 114 Manheim 84 Genealogical Library 144 Chester Springs 108 Gouldsboro 136 Mann's Choice 50 Churchtown 72 Grantville 76 Mansfield 170 York Art Association 91 Clarendon 168 Greensburg 46 Marienville 170 York Central Market House 91 Clarion 168 Greentown 137 Marietta 84 York County Colonial Clark 179 Greenville 180 Mars 24 Courthouse 91 133 York County Convention & Clarks Summit Grove City 180 Marshalls Creek 140 Visitors Bureau 91 Claussville 112 Guys Mills 180 Matamoras 140 York Little Theatre 91 Claysburg 45 Hallstead 137 McClure 156 etgling Brewery Museum Clearfield 168 Hamburg 76 McConnellsburg 50 Gift Shop 142 Collegeville 112 Hamlin 137 McConnellstown 50 Columbia 72 Hanover 76 McKean 170 ZooAmerica North American Conneaut Lake 179 Harleysville 114 Meadville 182 Wildlife Park 79 Connellsville 45 Harmony 24 Mechanicsburg 84 Copley 112 Harrisburg 76 Media 116 Coraopolis 24 Harrison City 46 Mercer 182 Cornwall 72 Harrisville 24 Mercersburg 84 358 12251 Middletown 84 Schwenksville 122 Mifflinburg 156 Scotrun 142 Milesburg 156 Scottdale 54 Milford 140 Scranton 142 Mill Creek 50 Selinsgrove 156 COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA Mill Hall 156 Sewickley 30 ROBERTP. CASEY 182 Mill Run 50 Sharon Governor Millersburg 84 Shartlesville 90 Milton 156 Shawnee-on-Delaware 142 Minersville 141 Shelocta 54 DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Monaca 24 Shillington 90 ANDREW T. GREENBERG Monongahela 24 Shippenville 170 Secretary Monroeville 24 Sigel 170 Moosic 141 Skippack 122 Brian P. Walsh Morgantown 85 Skytop 144 Deputy Secretary for Administration Morrisville 116 Smethport 170 54 Mount Bethel 116 Smicksburg Ron Jury 85 Somerset 54 Mount Gretna Press Secretary Mount Joy 85 Spruce Creek 54 Mount Pocono 141 State College 156 Mountain Home 141 Stewartstown 90 OFFICE OF TRAVEL MARKETING Muncy Valley 141 Strasburg 90 Mark Hoy Myeistown 85 Stroudsburg 144 Director Nazareth 116 Sugar Grove 170 New Berlin 156 Swarthmore 123 Elizabeth Dowling Gorland Tourism Manager New Bloomfield 156 Tafton 144 Lynn Neuman Public Relations Assistant New Brighton 26 Tamiment 144 26 Tannersville 144 New Castle 453 Forum Building, Harrisburg, PA 17120 New Cumberland 85 Thompson 144 New Holland 85 Tidioute 171 Phone: (717) 787-5453 Fax: (717) 234-4560 117 Tionesta 171 New Hope A New Kensington 50 Tipton 54 New Milford 142 Titusville 182 New Stanton 53 Towanda 144 INDEPENDENCE PUBLISHING, INC. 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ATIRi4CTIONS 672 Penn's Cave pg. 155 734 Guthrie Inn & Conference Center pg. 145 735 Hampton Inn Allentown pg. 87 600 Academy Of Natural Sciences pg. 117 673 Philadelphia Maritime Museum pg. 118 736 Hampton Inn Bensalem pg. 121 601 Adventure Sports In Hershey pg. 70 674 Railway Excursions pg. 166 737 Hampton Inn Wyomissing pg. 87 602 Altoona Railroaders Memorial Museum pg. 45 675 Rockhill Trolley Museum pg. 55 738 Harley Hotel of Pittsburgh pg. 27 603 Amish Fann and House pg. 81 676 Rockwell Productions pg. 155 739 The Hershey Country Club pg. 79 604 Animaland Zoological Park pg. 169 677 Rodale Institute pg. 1 740 The Hershey Lodge pg. 78 605 Arts Festival pg. 51 678 Sesame Place pg. 121 741 Hershey Travel Motel pg. 70 606 Benzels Pretzel Bakery pg. 43 679 Seven Points Marina pg. 55 742 Hidden Valley Resort pg. 52 607 Blair County Ms Foundation pg. 42 680 Skydive Chambersburg pg. 73 743 Hillside Lodge pg. 137 608 Blue Knob Recreation pg. 47 _681 Station Square pg. 29 745 HoJo Inn Altoona pg. 43 609 Brandywine River Museum pg. 111 682 Strasburg Railroad pg. 80 746 Holiday Inn Altoona pg. 42 610 Bushlell Falls pg. 137 683 Straub Brewery Inc. pg. 166 747 Holiday Inn Battlefield pg. 74 611 Butler's Goth Course pg. 30 684 Streets of Gold (A Play) pg. 53 748 Holiday Inn Express Gettysburg pg. 75 612 Caddie Shak Family Fun Center pg. 52 685 Stroh Brewery Tour pg. 1 749 Holiday Inn Independence Mall pg. 114 613 Carlisle Productions pg. 79 686 Swsgart Car Museum pg. 55 750 Holiday Inn Indiana pg. 51 614 Carnegie Science Center pg. 23 687 Totem Pole Playhouse pg. 73 751 Holiday Inn Johnstown pg. 49 615 Carnegie Museums Of Art & History pg. 23 688 Weavertown Schoolhouse pg. 81 752 Holiday Inn New Hope pg. 120 616 Center Valley Club pg. 1 689 Whitetail Skiing pg. 73 753 Holiday Inn Trevose pg. 121 617 Challenge Family Fun Center pg. 79 690 Wilderness Voyageurs pg. 52 754 Holiday Inns of Lancaster & York pg. 38 618 Conneaut Lake Park Business Assoc. pg. 181 691 Wilkes-BarreiScranton Intl Airport 755 Holiday Inns of PA Card Insert 619 Conneaut Lake Park pg. 181 Armed Forces Airshow 94 pg. 143 756 Holiday Inn Sharon pg. 183 620 Conneaut Lake Park Cruises pg. 181 692 Windgate Vineyard pg. 51 757 The Hotel Hershey pg. 77 621 Crystal Cave Park pg. 87 ACCOMMODATIONS Hotels-Motels 758 Howard Johnson Bradford pg. 166,167 622 Doneckers pg. 82 693 Beaumont Inn pg. 145 759 Howard Johnson Carlisle pg. 73 623 Dutch Wonderland pg. 81 694 Best Western Carlisle pg. 73 760 Howard Johnson Trevose pg. 121 624 Fall Foliage Festival (Bedford) pg. 47 695 Best Western Hoss's Inn, Bedford pg. 47 761 Howard Johnson University Center pg. 27 625 Fallingwater pg. 53 696 Best Westerns of Pennsylvania pg. 228 762 Inn at Buck Hill Falls pg. 141 626 Franklin Mint Museum pg. Iii 697 Best Western Gettysburg Hotel pg. 75 763 Knights Inn of PA pg. 41 627 Gateway Clipper Fleet pg. 29 _698 Birchwood Resort pg. 137 764 Lackawanna Station Hotel pg. 143 628 Gettysburg Steam Railroad pg. 74 699 Bruwin Motel pg. 70 765 Lake Raystown Resort pg. 55 623 Great Allentown Fair pg 1 700 Budget Host Three Crowns Motor Lodge pg. 74 766 Lancaster Hilton Garden Inn pg. 82 630 Harley Davidson Tour pg. 89 701 Cadillac Motel pg. 70 767 McIntosh Inns of PA pg. 108 631 Herr's Snack Food Factory pg. 111 702 Caesars Pocono Resorts pg. 4 768 Milton Motel pg. 71 632 Hershey. PA HERSHEYPARK - Back Cover 703 Canyon Motel pg. 169 769 Mount Airy Lodge pg. 138 633 HFS Tours pg. 51 704 Chestnut Ridge Resort. Blairsville pg. 50 no Of rid Hotel at Independence Pa* pg. 118 634 Hidden Vey Ski pg. 52 705 Chocolatetown Motel pg. 70 771 Palmyra Motel pg. 71 635 Hcrseshpe Culm Natl Fist La-xinak pg. 42 706 Coach Stop Inn pg. 169 772 Penn State's Nittany Lion Inn pg. 155 636 Indian Echo Caverns pg. 71 707 Cocoa Motel pg. 70 773 Penn Wells Hotel & Lodge pg. 169 637 Jennerstovm Speedway pg. 52 708 Colonial Brick Motel pg. 145 774 Philadelphia Marriott West pg. 109 638 Johnstown Flood Museum pg. 49 709 Cotton Point Motel pg. 169 775 Pittsburgh Green Tree Marriott pg. 27 639 Johnstown Inclined Plane pg. 49 710 Comfort Inn Gettysburg pg. 75 776 Pocmont Resort pg. 136 640 Keystone Country Festival pg. 42 711 Comfort Inn Mansfield pg. 169 777 Pocono Manor Im & Golf Resort pg. 138 641 Knox. Kane, Icinzua Railroad pg. 167 712 Comfort Inn - Penns Landing pg. 116 778 Pocono Real Estate Center pg. 140 642 Kittatinny Canoes pg. 139 713 Comfort Inn - Pine Grove pg. 144 779 Quality Inn Larson's pg. 75 643 lacitawanna Coal Mine Tour pg. 143 714 Comfort Inn & Suites, York pg. 89 780 Radisson Penn Harris Hotel & Conference 644 Lackawanna County Stadium pg. 143 715 Conewago Valley Motor Inn pg. 70 Center pg. 77 645 Land of Little Horses pg. 74 716 Contererce Center at Pit1-Jornsiown pg. 49 781 Ramada Hotel of Altoona pg. 43 646 Lincoln Caverns pg. 55 717 Country Inns of The Poo:inos pg. 138 782 Ramada Hotel, Trevose pg. 120 647 Longwood Gardens pg. 110 718 Courtyard By Marriott Bensalem pg. 120 783 Ramada Inn Breezwood pg. 47 648 Lost River Caverns pg. 1 719 Dariels Top-o-Itie-Pcccnos Resort pg. 141 784 Ramada Inn Historic Ligonier pg. 52 649 Mansion Park Stadium pg. 42 720 Days Inn Altoona pg. 43 785 Red Roof Inns of Pittsburgh pg. 27 650 Mazza Vineyards, Inside Back Cover 721 Days Inn Gettysburg pg. 75 786 Red Roof Inns of PA pg. 72 651 Meadows Family Fun Center pg. 43 722 Days Inn Harrisburg/Hershey pg. 77 787 The Ritz-Carlton Philadelphia pg. 117 652 Media Theatre for the Performing Arts pg.111 723 Days Inn Hershey/Chocolatetown USA pg. 78 788 Riverside Inn pg. 181 653 ti dcleicvin & Fummetslowin Railroad pg. 71 724 Days Inns of Western PA pg. 5 789 Rough Cut Lodge pg. 169 654 Miss PA Scholarship Pageant pg. 42 725 Days Inn Meadville pg. 181 790 Seven Springs Mountain Resort pg. 52 655 Convention Visitors Bureau of Greater 726 Days Inns Sunbelievable Packages pg. 200 791 Shawnee Properties pg. 139 &tomes* pg. 28 727 Dutch Motel pg. 70 792 Shawnee Resort pg. 139 656 Montage Mountain Ski Resort pg. 143 728 Econo Lodge Harrisburg pg. 78 793 Sheraton Hotel, Langhorne pg. 120 657 Moravian Bethlehem, PA pg. 1 729 Ferrwood Resort pg. 136 794 Sheraton Inn Greensburg pg. 52 658 Mountain Playhouse pg. 53 730 Friendship Inn Hershey pg. 70 795 Sheraton Inn Harrisburg pg. 79 659 Motet* Streams & Trails Outliners pg. 52 731 Fulton Steamboat Inn pg. 83 796 Sheraton Inn Stroudsburg pg. 136 660 Mountain Trail horse Center pg. 169 732 Gettysburg Motor Lodge pg. 75 797 Sheraton Society Hill pg. 119 661 National Riding Stable, Gettysburg pg. 75 733 Guest Quarters Suite Hotels-Plymouth 798 Sheraton Hotel Station Square pg. 29 662 National Wax Museum pg. 81 Meeting and Valley Forge pg. 109 799 Sheraton Valley Forge Hotel pg. 109 663 New Hope Mule Barge pg. 120 Soo Addinonol Advertisers on other side 664 New Growth Arts Festival pg. 51 665 Old Bedford Village pg. 47 666 The One Call Connection pg. 85 YOUR NAME: 667 PAI-fisloncal & Muse= Comm. pg. 12 668 PA Turcike Transcataeon Comm. pg. 13 ADDRESS: 669 Path of Progress pg. 44 670 Penn National Race Course pg. 78 CITY: STATE: ZIP: 671 Penn Shore Winery & Vineyards. Inside Back Cover PHONE: 3 82 TO PROCES$THIS FORM YOU MUST COMPLETE YOUR NAMEAND ADDRESS 800 Simmons Motel pg. 71 RESTAURANTS TOURISM PROMOTION AGENCIES (TPA) 801 Skytop Lodge pg. 136 847 Amdts Sub Base pg. 70 892 Attoonailair Convention & Visitors Bureau 802 Soudersburg Motel pg. 83 848 General Lee's Family Restaurant pg. 75 pg. 42.43 903 Spinners Motel-Restaurant pg. 71 849 Good 'N Plenty Restaurant pg. 82 893 Armstrong County TPA pg. 31 804 Split Rock Resort pg. 140 850 Grand Concourse Restaurant pg. 29 894 Beaver County TPA pg. 27 805 Stroudsmoor Country Inn pg. 140 851 Green Gables Restaurant pg. 53 895 Bedford County TPA pg. 47 806 Surer 8 Motel Greensburg pg 52 852 Boss's Steak & Sea House pg. 43 896 Berks County Visitors Info. Center pg. 86 807 Summit Inn Resort, Laurel Highlands pg. 53 853 International House of Pancakes pg. 70 P97 Brandywine Valley Chester County 848 Summit Resort pg. 139 854 Miller's Diner pg. 55 Tourist Information Center pg. 111 809 Tamiment Resort pg. 138 855 Western Sizzlin Steak House pg 78 898 Bucks County Tourist Commission pgs 120. 121 810 Travelodge of York pg. 89 899 Cambria County Tourist Council pg. 49 811 Triangle Motel pg. 71 SHOPPING 900 Clinton County Tourist Promotion Agency pg. 73 856 America's First Christmas Store pg. 166 812 Victoria Inns Pittston pg. 143 901 Centre County Lion Country Convention 857 Antiques Capital USA pg. 84 813 Village Motel pg. 71 and Visitors Bureau pg. 155 858 Artiquing in Duncansville pg. 43 814 The Wamngton Hotel pg. 121 902 Cumberland Valley Vsitors' Canal pg. 73 859 Bedfora Downtown Shopping pg. 47 815 The Warwick Hotel pg. 113 903 Crawford County Tourist Assoc. pg. 181 860 Bird-in-Hand Farmers Market pg. 82 816 The Westin William Penn Hotel pg. 26 904 Delaware County Convention and 861 Blair Outlet pg. 167 817 Westline Inn pg. 166 Visitors Bureau pg. 111 862 Blair Outlet. Erie, Inside Back Cover 818 White Beauty View Lakeside Resort pg. 141 905 Elk County Recreation and Tourist 863 Christmas Barn pg. 1 819 White Rose Motel pg. 71 Council pg. 166,167 864 Christmas Tree Hill pg. 89 820 Woodloch Pines Resort pg. 137 906 Endless Mountains Visitors Bureau pg. 145 865 The Connection. Lancaster Co. pg. 85 821 The Yorktowne Hotel pg. 89 907 Erie County TouristandConvention 866 Daffin's Candies pg 183 Bureau, Inside Back Cover Bed & Breakfasts 867 Franklin Mills Value Mall pg. 120 908 Gettysburg Travel Council pg. 74 822 Dillweed Bed & Breakfast pg. 51 868 Historic Skippack Village pg. 109 910 Greater Pittsburgh Convention and 823 Double W Ranch Bed & Breakfast pg. 140 869 Katies Country Store pg. 145 Visitors Bureau pg. 25 824 Faircrott Bed & Breakfast pg. 166 870 King of Prussia Shopping Complex pg. 109 911 Harrisburg/Hershey/Carlisle Convention & 825 Four Winds Bed & Breakfast pg. 169 871 Logan Valley Mall pg. 42 Visitors Bureau pg. 77 826 Jean Bonnet Tavern Bed & Breakfast pg. 47 872 Magic Town pg. 75 912 Huntingdon County TPA pg. 55 827 Kane Manor Country Inn pg. 167 873 Manufacturers Outlet Mall pg. 87 913 Indiana County Tourist Bureau pg.51 828 Pinehurst Inn Bed & Breakfast pg. 71 874 Millcireek Mall, Inside Back Cover 914 Lancaster County TPA pg. 82.83 829The Innat 00e New Berlin pg. 155 875 New Hope, Village of pg 120 915 Lawrence County TPA pg. 31 830 Ragged Edge Inn pg. 73 876 Park City Center pg. 82 916 Lebanon Valley TPA pg. 76 831 Rocky Glen inn pg. 51 877 Peddler's Village pg. 121 917 Laurel Highlands Of PA pg. 52. 53 832 The Towne House Inn pg. 167 878 Pialtzgraff Factory Store pg. 89 918 Lehigh Valley Convention and Visitors 833 Union Canal House pg. 71 879 Reading Outlet Center pg. 87 Bureau pg. 1 880 Rearing Station Designer Wet Center pg. 87 919 Magic Forests of West Central PA Campgrounds 881 Renningers Antique Market pg. 87 Tourism and Travel Bureau pg. 171 834 Artillery Ridge Camping Resort pg. 75 882 Reyers pg. 183 920 Mercer County TPA pg. 183 835 Bucktail Camping Resort pg. 169 883 Shyda's Shoe and Clothing Barn pg. 79 921 Pennsylvania's Northeast Territory 836 Drummer Boy Campground pg. 75 884 Smicksburg Shops pg. 51 Visitors Bureau pg 143 837 Fnendship Village Campground pg. 47 885 VF Factory Outlet pg. 86 922 Philadelphia Convention and Visitors 838 Gettysburg Campground pg. 75 886 Wainut Acres pg. 155 Bureau pg. 115 839 Gettysburg KOA pg. 75 887 Wendell August Forge pg. 183 923 Pocono Mountains Vacation Bureau. 840 Hershey-Conewago KOA pg. 70 888 The Weaver pg.51 Inc.pg. 134, 135 841 Hickory Run Campground pg. 82 889 Wilton Armetale Store pg. 82 924 Susquehanna Valley Visitors Bureau pg. 155 842 Mill Bridge Village and Gammon pg. 83 890 The Winner pg. 183 925 Tioga County Tourist Promotion Agency pg. 169 843 Spring Gulch Resort Campground pg 83 926 Valley Forge Convention and Visitors 844 Yogi Bears Jellystone Park pg.155 TRANSPORTATION Bureau pg. 106 & 107 891 Budget Rent-A-Car pg. 112 COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES 927 York County Convention and Visitors Bureau pg. 89 928 Washington County TPA pg 31 845 Penn Stale Altoona Campus pg. 42 846 Saint Francis College pg. 43

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