Things To Do in Oaks, Pennsylvania

To the Oaks trailhead: From the Pottstown Expressway (Route 422), take the Egypt Rd. exit near Valley Forge National Historic Park. After exiting, head East on Egypt Rd. for a few hundred feet and ... More on TrailLink.com

The trail was relatively well maintained. More on TrailLink.com

Arnolds features a wide variety of rides. Whether you want to bang your friends around on the bumper cars or take a leisurely ride on the Rio-Grande, kids of every age have something to enjoy. Bounce around on the Krazy Kars, enjoy ... More on familydaysoutusa

Greater Philadelphia Expo Center at Oaks To Open January 2009 American Expo Corp. is proud to announce the opening of the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center at Oaks in January, 2009. According to Gen... More on clubzone

about Greater Philadelphia Expo Center: The Greater Philadelphia Expo Center offers 210,000 square feet of exhibition space on one floor. More than 5,000 free, on-site parking spaces are available ... More on GoCityKids

John James Audubon, noted artist, author, and naturalist lived on this 175-acre estate. He was a pioneer in th ... More on PlanetWare

The home of John James ... More on TripAdvisor

Inscription. Noted for a major role in establishing and defending an independent Vermont in 1777, he was a frontier entrepreneur, an officer of the Green Mountain Boys and in the 1775 American Revolution northern campaign. Allen was ... More on HMDB

Inscription. In memory of soldiers of, Washington's Army who, died in the old barn, used, as a hospital, five hundred, yards northeast from, this place, during the, winter of 1777-78, Erected Dec. 17, 1925, , Erected 1925 by John ... More on HMDB

Bright Horizons has over 600 child care centers with locations in the United States, Canada, Ireland, and the United Kingdom. The state-of-the art center that in Collegeville opened in February 2007, and can accommodate up to 150 ... More on GoCityKids

Much of the early literature generated by Dr Burk emphasized that the Washington Memorial had been founded for "religious and patriotic purposes." [1] The American flag flew when services were bein... More on Nps.gov

Inscription. This tower is dedicated by, the National Society, Daughters of the American, Revolution to those Patriots, of the Revolutionary War, whose faith and courage won, and established Americ... More on HMDB

Inscription. In Honor of All Loyal Patriots, Who Served under the Command of, General George Washington: In the Winter Encampment at, Valley Forge, Pennsylvania, December 19, 1777 June 19, 1778, and in Honor of, Donald G. Cronan, ... More on HMDB

Perhaps inspired by this first marker, in 1840, canal boat workers from the Schuylkill Navigation Company and the Union Canal Works decided to further glorify the former location of Sullivan's Brid... More on Nps.gov

Inscription. This 50 foot granite obelisk was erected in 1901 by the Daughters of the Revolution. It marks the site of the only identified grave at Valley Forge, that of Lieutenant John Waterman of... More on HMDB