Donald M. Denlinger, founder and president of the Mill-Bridge Craft Village (now Mill Bridge Village Camp Resort), had just placed a half-hearted bid on nineteen 25-ton N-5 cabooses being sold as surplus from the Pennsylvania Railroad in the summer of 1969. Six months later, during...
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This year marks the 20th anniversary of a very special event at the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania: Trains & Troops. “Trains & Troops is a tribute to the men and women of the U. S. Armed Forces, American railroads and all those who served, and...
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The Strasburg Creamery has been serving up scoops of premium ice cream in Strasburg, PA since 1984. Located at the intersection of two of the oldest railways in Pennsylvania, Strasburg Square has always been a center of activity in Lancaster County. At the heart of the...
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For the first time in more than 60 years, two locomotives representing the last of their kind will be in the same place – Strasburg Rail Road – for excursion rides, photo sessions, whistleblowing, behind-the-scenes tours, and special in-cab experiences. Our once-in-a-lifetime Reunion of Steam event...
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1786 THE LIMESTONE INN B&B STRASBURG LANCASTER COUNTY – IN THE HEART OF AMISH COUNTRY Enjoy life in the slow lane at one of the most photographed homes in Lancaster County. Located in Strasburg’s Historical District, this 230 year old home is listed on the National...
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For one Saturday in early September, dozens of Hershey Farm employees are up at the crack of dawn busily preparing for thousands of people to descend from all over to the heart of Amish Country. Why? To experience a Lancaster County delicacy: the whoopie pie....
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Sweet memories, history, spectacular views and three floors for you to explore! Strasburg is filled with lots of history and the Strasburg Antique Market is at the heart of it all. Built in 1898 this tobacco warehouse was once used for storing tobacco to be...
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Village Greens Miniature Golf course is a rich tradition that began in 1972 when Oscar and Jean Petters opened the original, 18-hole Orange Course to the public. The Gold Course, which has received enormous praise from customers, local publications, and Sports Illustrated, opened 35 years...
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Over the past 29 years, the Choo Choo Barn has donated over 72,000 items to local food banks and collected nearly $23,000 which has been distributed within the local community through “Canned Food Fridays”, their annual food drive. Christmas is a busy time for everyone and...
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