Delta’s Old Line Museum displays artifacts that tell about this southeastern York County, Pa.’s, diverse
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Until the last part of the 20th century, New Freedom was a relatively self-contained railroad
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The year was 1887, and Borough of York, Pa., turned into the City of York,
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A couple of diggers are starting archaeological work under the century-plus-year-old York, Pa., train station.
Robert G. Leichliter, then-York City School Board president in York City and candidate for a
Before there was the Haines Shoe House, there was Brook Leaf Love Nest. The Shoe House (see below), now open as a bakery/ice cream shop under new management, followed the Love Nest as a honeymoon spot in York County, Pa. The Love Nest is long gone after a fire, but memories continue.
You can see from the likes, shares and comments on this York, Pa., Daily Record Facebook post that the Haines Shoe House, under new ownership and selling baked goods and more, has caught the interest of the public. (Feel free to join in). Mahlon ‘Shoe Wizard’ Haines built the roadside wonder in 1948 to serve, among other things, as a honeymoon place. It has become a symbol of York County, one of those places that people like to drive to and marvel. Now, there’s more of a chance to drop in. The new owners have expanded the attraction’s hours, plan tours and, as important as anything, will serve York County-made Beck’s Ice Cream.