Valley Forge What A Truly Revolutionary Experience.

June 20th, 2011

Valley Forge is one of the most important historical sites in American history. Eighteenth century armies rarely fought in the winter, instead they encamped until the spring thaw. In the winter of 1777 and 1778, George Washington’s battered Continental army encamped at Valley Forge, Pennsylvania.

Many died during the harsh winter, but Washington, with the help of a colorful former Prussian military officer, Baron Frederick von Steuban, managed to turn the ragged army into an effective fighting force. The Continental Army later went on to win the Revolutionary War.

Visiting Valley Forge is something that Read the rest of this entry »

The Liberty Bell Now For All To See In Its New Home.

May 24th, 2011

If you are new to Pennsylvania you have a lot to learn. They is so much history in the area and you will be able to see all the things you learned about in your history books. Transportation is easy and many times you can take a train or bus to get where you need to go.

Planning a trip to see the liberty bell is a fun one day trip. There are lots of interesting things to see around the immediate area. Weekends are less crowded and most sites are open. Pack a lunch or buy something in the Read the rest of this entry »

Franklin Square, Newly Renovated and More Family Friendly.

May 21st, 2011

Franklin Square in Philadelphia has been newly renovated and is more family friendly than ever before. Franklin Square is one of the five original squares located in Philadelphia and has now dedicated itself to providing a fun and friendly atmosphere for families. The new renovations were worth it and it makes this area a must see for anyone living or visiting the city of Brotherly Love.

One of the main attractions located in Franklin Square is the liberty themed carousel. It looks Read the rest of this entry »