Things To Do in Belmont Hills, Pennsylvania

The Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education offers a variety of outdoor and indoor natural history and environmental science programs for all ages.The Center owns 400 acres of land (the large... More on GoCityKids

Everyday, she came home tired and dirty and exited to tell me something that she had learned that day. More on GoCityKids

Germantown Mennonite Church ... proclaiming peace and justice since 1683 More on Germantownmennonite.org

The Sanctuary @ Germantown Mennonite Church was launched in 2006 as a venue for concerts, movies, and other events for all ages ... More on GoCityKids

Saint Joseph University There are more than 4,000 traditional undergraduate students in Saint Joseph's University, of whom slightly more than half live full-time in campus housing, as well as appro... More on Saintjosephuniversity.com

An attractive 65-acre campus noted for its distinctive architecture, located in a suburban setting on the western edge of Philadelphia.The University's ... More on GoCityKids

Horse-drawn carriage tours of Philadelphia's historical areas. Fully narrated tours begin at Independence N... More on Weather.com

I absolutely think a carriage ride is the best way to view Old City & Society Hill. More on Yahoo! Travel

Claes O.'s Clothespin in 45 feet tall, not a puny 20. A nifty abstracted human figure in the heroic &qu... More on Yahoo! Travel

OK, so it is extremely strange but how can you possibly go to Philly and not stop by at the Giant Clothespi... More on Yahoo! Travel

This home, built in 1690, was once residence to the Wistar and Haines families for nine generations. Today ... More on Heritage

We toured the Wyck house, formerly home to a prominent Quaker family, during the Juneteenth festival in Ger... More on TripAdvisor

Flanking the east side of Independence Hall, this building is a virtual mirror image of Congress Hall. It w... More on Weather.com

Having seen the current Supreme Court it was interesting to see where the Supreme Court met early on. A ... More on Trekaroo

'Rittenhousetown Historic District' was an early industrial community where the first paper mill in British North America that was built by William Rittenhouse and his son Nicholas on the north bank of Monoshone Creek near Philadelphia, ... More on Wikipedia

Inscription. On January 27, 1777, Deborah Norris wrote to her friend Sally Wister of a "shocking sight." Large pits are dug in the negroes burying ground (Washington Square), and forty or fifty (soldiers) coffins are put in the same ... More on HMDB