Exploring Skyline Drive Vista in the Gallitzin State Forest

Philadelphia, PA - The Gallitzin State Forest is located in western Pennsylvania, just outside the city of Johnstown. There are two main divisions: wooded and rugged and reclaimed lands. In the past, the state forest was used by logging companies and the Bethlehem Steel Plant for quarrying and coal mining. Visitors can hike to the Wolf Rocks and see a natural bog nearby.

Exploring Turn Hole Tunnel at Lehigh Gorge State Park

Philadelphia, PA - For a unique experience, explore the Turn Hole Tunnel at Lehigh Gorge, a 4,548-acre park in Pennsylvania.  The park is an excellent place to spend a day with your family or a group of friends. This historic structure is the best place to see the tunnel, which is accessible by an underground walkway. Here, you'll find several ways to explore the tunnel, including using a flashlight.

Where Was The First Colonial Marriage in Pennsylvania?

Pennsylvania, founded on principles of religious freedom and tolerance by William Penn in 1681, quickly became a melting pot for diverse European settlers. As communities grew and thrived, so too did the fundamental human desire for companionship and family. The establishment of these early unions was not merely a personal affair but a foundational act in building the very fabric of colonial society. But where, in this burgeoning province, did the first colonial marriage take place, marking a significant milestone in Pennsylvania's rich history?