Colemanville Covered Bridge Adventure
On the banks of the Pequea Creek exists the small hamlet of Colemanville. This town once…
Covering a wooden bridge has nothing to do with the horses that use them. Learn why when you visit Lancaster’s second longest.
1,500 covered bridges use to cross the streams and rivers of Pennsylvania. Today 200 remain and…
100 years ago Lancaster’s trolleys transported 12 million people annually. Today almost all signs are gone. Join the search for the lost Pequea Trolley
Trolley Service in Lancaster County Trolley service first began in Lancaster in 1874 when the stagecoach…
Pequea Trolley Adventure
100 years the Conestoga Traction Company annually moved 12 million passengers to all corners of the…
Lancaster County once boasted nearly 500 of these silent stone sentinels. Today fewer than 20 percent remains. Unlock the mystery of these ancient masonry guardians.
Drive the back roads of Lancaster County, and you may have noticed small medieval-looking fortresses embedded…
Side Quest: Revolutionary conspirator and future failed president. Behold the East Orange Street house that sheltered both men.
Would you believe this stately 1749 colonial style mansion in Lancaster City sheltered both a Revolutionary…
Side Quest: What are those mysterious shields adorning historic Lancaster buildings?
Walk around the older neighborhoods of Lancaster City, and you might spy medallions like these adorning…
Side Quest: Understanding Lancaster’s curious ‘eavesdropper’
Who is this mysterious fellow at 121 East King Street that enjoys eavesdropping on your conversation?
Enola Low-Grade Adventure
Visit the ambitious Lancaster County engineering project that killed 200 men and cost half a billion…
Visit the ambitious Lancaster County engineering project that killed 200 men and cost half a billion dollars. Traverse the Enola Low-Grade Rail Trail.
The Enola Low-Grade Line was the engineering marvel of its day. More earth was moved in…