"Constitution to Susquehanna" Pennsylvania by chewy3326

Pennsylvania Travel Guide: 6,499 reviews and 15,289 photos

Pennsylvania has everything; history (Philadelphia) and scenery (the Alleghenys). A visitor to the state can choose whichever one then they want. In Pennsylvania, you can look into the rooms where the Decleration of Independence was signed one day, then go hiking in the Grand Canyon of Pennsylvania the next. The history is fascinating, and the scenery is spectacular.

However, some things in Pennsylvania aren't so pleasant: the Three Mile Island incident, coal mining, and clear-cutting. Still, Pennsylvania is a good place to visit.

Last visit to Pennsylvania: Apr 2006
Intro Written May 5, 2006
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Faiza-Ifrah May 21, 2008 at 5:20 PM

you have covered attractions around US 15 very well. i think i shall be taking this route to travel through PA while on my way to shenendoah national park in july this year. thanx for the tips.
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JudyinPA Apr 26, 2007 at 10:20 AM

I live 2 blocks off route 15 in Lewisburg and really like the comments you made about this popular road. I am happiest when living near this river I have known all my life. Thanks for the great page.
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Bluedawg1968 May 8, 2006 at 7:07 PM

HI chewy, Nice Pa. page. It makes me realize, I need to get out more and explore what Pa. has to offer!