This York Daily Record’s photo gallery featuring the York Little Theatre, the former Elmwood Theater
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This York, Pa., site hosted buildings from the early 1800s until sometime in the first half
This tall structure in the York Street area of York City will remain standing as
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Neat place No. 1: The cafe in New Freedom can be the endpoint for an
A recent VeloPhoto York blog post, telling about a 52-mile bike trip on and around
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Some folks travel on Route 462 and Route 30 in York County, Pa., without a thought that they are moving on important ground in the history of the nation’s highway system. That road – still the most heavily used east/west route in York County – was the best Atlantic/Pacific route a century ago.
This photo serves as a reminder that manned airships were around before and during the
York, Pa., and York County, Pa., continue in their search for an identity. It appears the ‘Creativity Unleashed’ brand, put into play about 5 years ago, works for recruiting designers but is not concrete or broad enough to help explain a county. And the ‘Factory Tour Capital of the World’ slogan used by tourism folks never was strong and only four of 13 tour sites today are factories. Harley-Davidson, seen here, is one of them. So why not go with what people commonly say about York: It’s near everything. This thinking caused the York Daily Record to suggest ‘The Middle of Everything’ or something like that.