From Business: The Weightlifting Hall of Fame contains a diverse history of the strength sports, their evolution from mythology to early Olympic Games and from the 19th and 20th century…

From Business: General Admission; * Adults $15 * Students (6-18) $7 * Children 5 & Under FREE * Library & Archives Only $8 * Group Tours (Two sites) $6 * Group Tours (Three or more sites) $7…

From Business: Learn about York County's many contributions to agricultural and industrial progress on a visit to the Agricultural and Industrial Museum. Agricultural artifacts produced or…

From Business: The York County History Center has three museums, four historic sites and a genealogy library and archives, all located in historic York, Pa. The Museums include the…

From Business: The York Art Association began in 1905 when three visual artists and several businessmen came together to exchange views and interests. Over one hundred years later, it has…

From Business: The museums, historic sites, collections, and archives of York County Heritage Trust offer a window into the past that provides a view into the future.

"It was different from any other museum I had been to. I would have liked it better if it had more stuff and it was bigger. The people that work there are extremely nice. It was…"

From Business: The Winters Heritage House Museum is located in downtown Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania, just 1/2 block from the square. The museum is the caretaker of two colonial log homes and…

From Business: Wright's Ferry Mansion stands as evidence of the strong rooting of the settlement made by a handful of English Quakers coming from Chester and Darby, Pennsylvania, to wild and…

From Business: Milton Hershey School, founded in 1909, offers a variety of academic and extracurricular programs to students in grades kindergarten through 12. It provides educational…

From Business: Schedule a guided tour of the First National Bank Museum and discover one of the few banks still preserved in its original setting in the United States of America! The First…

From Business: The National Watch & Clock Museum was officially opened to the public in 1977 with fewer than 1,000 items. Since that time, the collection has increased to more than 13,000…

From Business: General Admission $17.50, Seniors (62+) $16.50, Juniors (Ages 4-12) $14, and Active Duty Military $7.50.