Things To Do in Wyomissing Hills, Pennsylvania

Artifacts and memorabilia related to the rich history of a pioneering railroad ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Category: Amusement Places Kreider Amusement Co Inc is a one-stop provider of fun for the family in Pennsylvania. Visit ... More on localamusementparks.com

Fun slippers make a great gift to yourself or someone on your shopping list! More on entertainment.com

Inscription. Site of Federal Inn, erected about 1754. George Washington, with military escort, was a guest here, October, 1794, when on his way to muster an armed force to suppress the Whiskey Rebe... More on HMDB

Forest Inn now under new management. Stop in before or after all Sovereign Center events. Will be staying open ... More on clubzone

Inscription. in which, George Washington: while President of the United States, was an honored guest, October 1, 1794, , Erected 1914 by Berks County Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution. , Marker series. This marker is ... More on HMDB

Inscription. In recognition, of more than a hundred, years of faithful, unselfish and often heroic, service rendered by the, Volunteer Firemen: of the City of Reading, Pa. ———, “Greater love hath no man than, ... More on HMDB

Picnic park with swimming pool, kiddie pool, and 3 slides. More on About

Inscription. Dedicated by, The City of Reading: to those citizens who in a period, of economic depression labored to, build this boulevard, 1932 1935, Mayor, Heber Ermentrout, Councilmen, William J. Smith George M. Yocom, Jesse George ... More on HMDB

Emanuel Lutheran Church & Cemetery Cohansey - Aldine Rd.(Salem County Rte# 635)Friesburg, Alloway Twp., Salem County, New Jersey Plaque at cemetery Emanuel Lutheran Church, Friesburg, NJ Text: Cath... More on Drbodootto.org

Inscription. Site of the home of Dr. Bodo Otto, Military Surgeon in Continental Army, 1775-82. Served as Surgeon-in-Chief at Valley Forge, 1777-78; Physician and Surgeon of the Continental Hospital... More on HMDB

Inscription. Pastor of the Trinity Lutheran Church from 1803 to 1829; Member of Congress, 1829-38; first U. S. Minister to Austria; Candidate for governor of Pennsylvania at the time of death in 1844. His home was on this site. , ... More on HMDB