historical landmark in Pa

The Mill at Anselma is a National Historic Landmark Site located in Chester Springs, Pennsylvania. It is a fully operational grist mill built in 1747.

The birthplace of paper in British North America as well as the birthplace of many generations of Rittenhouse families.

www.GeorgeTaylorHouse.com | Tours, Art Gallery and Gift Shoppe at the beautifully restored George Taylor House, signer of the Declaration of Independence. Located In Catasauqua, Pennsylvania.

Founded in 1931, the year of the County’s Centennial celebration, the Juniata County Historical Society’s Mission is the discovery, preservation and publication of Juniata County’s history.

Open Tuesday-Friday from 11-4 p.m. and Saturday tours by appointment only (20 people or more).

Welcome to the official Facebook page of the historic Peter Wentz Farmstead.

Celebrating 60 years of Shofuso in West Fairmount Park!

The National Museum of the American Coverlet is the first independent, year-round institution devoted to American woven overlets. It sponsors exhibitions, classes, and special events, and offers…

Historic Bethlehem Museums & Sites has year-round member events and activities. Visit our page and share your experience around Bethlehem's rich history.

In association with the Smithsonian Institution

A National Trust for Historic Preservation site in Philadelphia/ Germantown.

Home of Frederick Muhlenberg, the first Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives.

This page is the official Facebook page for Greewnood Furnace, Whipple Dam, and Penn-Roosevelt State Parks.

McCoy House Museum in Lewistown, PA. Built in 1841.

The Centre County Historical Society, located at the Centre Furnace Mansion, is the oldest and largest of the county's historical organizations and has celebrated the rich heritage of Centre Coun…

An affiliate of the Smithsonian Institution, the History Center is the largest history museum in Pennsylvania. The 275,000 sq. ft. museum features six floors of long-term and changing exhibit spa…

Founded in 1942, the Independence Hall Association (IHA) maintains ushistory.org, which supports our mission to educate the public about American History.