Cheap Things To Do in Cochranville, Pennsylvania

Inscription. (East Face) In Commemoration of the “Christiana Riot” September 11, 1851, and the Treason Trials Sept. 29 – Dec. 17, 1851. (North Face) Indicted for Treason US Circuit Court E. D. Pa. Aug. 1 1851: (list ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Governor of Pennsylvania, 1919-23, was born .4 mile SW, in 1870. The house is marked. His term is noted for road building, the Edmonds Act improving the public school system, and the creation of the Department of Welfare. ... More on HMDB

9 West Slokom Avenue (click here for map) Christiana, PA 17509 Hours: Tu-Th 1-7pm Fri 1-6pm Sat 10am-4pm (NEW HOURS) We regret that due to state funding cuts we are CLOSED MONDAYS "With Your Help W... More on Christianalibrary.org

Inscription. The 1850 federal Fugitive Slave Act strengthened the position of slave-owners seeking to capture runaways. Pursuing four escaped slaves, Maryland farmer Edward Gorsuch arrived Sept. 11... More on HMDB

Wilmington fans of trains and antique cars have visited this home of an impressive collection of Stanley Steamer cars and a miniature train for special events for years. In June 2008 it officially opens, with tours, as part of ... More on Frommers

View from Rt. 272; 119-ft. red wooden bridge built circa 1860. Recent restorations have helped maintain its beauty. More on Search.visitmaryland.org

(Gilpin Falls, 119', 1860, closed to motor traffic, rebuilt 2009, 20-07-01) across Northeast Creek N. of North East , Cecil County, MD. MD272 N. 3.0 miles from jct with US40 on the N. side of North... More on dalejtravis.com

A full service gallery specializing in Wyeth. Open 7 days a week featuring art works by regional, national ... More on BrandywineCVB.org

Great wines! I love the Spiced Apple Wine, which tastes like apple pie in a bottle. Lovely setting with out... More on TripAdvisor

Inscription. This was the nations first major toll road, built by a private company incorporated 1792 by the state legislature. Completed two years later and praised as the finest highway of its day, the stone-and-gravel turnpike ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Chartered as Ashmun Institute, April 29, 1854. Founded by Rev. John Miller Dickey for the purp... More on HMDB

I wanted to experience driving across an historic highway, but only had time for a daytrip..luckily I live ... More on TripAdvisor

Inscription. Founded by free Blacks who had settled in this area, it was first known as the "African Meeting House, " Formally organized in 1843 as an African Union Methodist Protestant church. A station stop on the Underground Railroad, ... More on HMDB

Inscription. An African American steelworker, Walker was burned to death by a mob near here on August 13, 1911. He was accused of killing Edgar Rice, a white security guard and a former borough policeman. Fifteen local men and teenage ... More on HMDB