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Here's your chance to go down in history when you explore a section of the 300-year-old abandoned Pequea Silver Mines that is open to the public. So grab your flashlight and pickaxe because there's silver in them thar hills!

Aerial photo of Safe Harbor Dam taken on a flight from Philadelphia to Harrisburg on October 12, 2023. 📸: Ryan Stuhl

This 90-year-old concrete fortress wasn’t built to repel invaders but crush stone...some 2.3 million cubic yards of it. All to make cement in the construction of the Safe Harbor Dam. In fact, yesterday marked the anniversary of when Safe Harbor Dam first began generating power only 20 months after construction started. It occurred on December 7, 1931.

Ninety-two years ago today, on December 7, 1931, the Safe Harbor Hydroelectric Dam began generating power for the first time after just 20 months of construction.

For those brave enough to venture below the Enola Low Grade, scores of beautifully constructed tunnels and culverts await your discovery. This one is near New Providence, Lancaster County. Click the bio link in the profile to learn exactly where you can find this tunnel inside of a tunnel.

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