York Visitors Guide 2008

Then watch as these simple spuds become the popular Kettle Cook’d chips. Our visitors say that the highlight of a Martin’s tour is getting to taste a warm, fresh chip. They look like chips but taste more like french fries. Once in the outlet store, discover for yourself the crispy, waffle, barbeque and jalapeno varieties. Martin’s Kettle Cook’d potato chips are served to U.S. presidents aboard Air Force One. If your taste buds are craving something sweet, indulge at Wolfgang Candy Company, named a “Top 5 Tasty Tour” by The Food Network. This family-owned chocolatier creates some of the most decadent goodies you can imagine. Observe as Wolfgang candy artists measure, mix, coat and package white chocolate pretzels, crunchy peanut brittle and two new treats: chocolate-covered blueberries and raspberries. Satisfy your craving with a trip to Das Sweeten Haus and take home all of your favorites. Visitors from around the world come to York annually to witness the making of a legend at Harley-Davidson Motor Company, Vehicle Operations. You’ll see why USA Today recognized the tour as one of the “Top 10 Places to Watch Stuff Being Made.” During a free, guided tour, you walk through the assembly process as a single frame is joined by chrome wheels, colored tanks and leather seats to make an icon of American culture. Also unique are the employees, many of whom are Harley owners themselves, and some are so proud of their craftsmanship that they sport the company logo in the form of tattoos. Then marvel as true craftsmen and women at Family HeirLoom Weavers use vintage looms dating back to the 19th century to create a beautiful selection of coverlets, runners and carpets. You can find many Family Heir-Loom products in historic properties around the country, and on-screen in costumes used for the movie “Cold Mountain.” Plan your getaway now and experience American ingenuity up close. After all, in York County, craftsmanship is our specialty! Come discover for yourself all of the great buys and spectacular fun bubbling over in York County. shopping bOutiques, specialtY shOps, antiques stOres – there’s nO tellinG where that special Gift Or cherished MeMentO MiGht be fOund in YOrk cOuntY! D Wander through the sights, smells and stalls at the markets at shrewsbury (12025 Susquehanna Trail, Glen Rock, 717-235-6611). Enjoy a variety of Amish bakery delights, including iced sticky buns, at the Stolzfus Bakery stand. D York County treasures and limited edition ornaments are \among the selection of Christmas decorations at Christmas tree Hill the original (2801 South George Street, York, 1-800-222-6173). D Hunt for genealogical aids, unique gifts and books at the York County Heritage trust museum shops (250 East Market Street, York, 717-848-1587 and other locations). You can pick up a cookbook of homestyle Pennsylvania treats or shop for a special souvenir. The Markets at Shrewsbury D Pfaltzgraff patterns your passion? Stop by the Pfaltzgraff factory store (2900 Whiteford Road, York, 717-757-2200) for the latest dinnerware creations from America’s oldest potter. Check the clearance room for bargain pieces or hard-to-find items. 2008 York County Visitors Guide | 15

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York Visitors Guide 2008 Contents Welcome to York County Nightlife & Entertainment Outdoors & Recreation Factory Tours 2008 Calendar Events Where to Watch it Made What to Do Where to Buy Where to Eat Where to Stay Visitor Services

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