York Visitors Guide 2009 - (Page 14) history comes alive downtown York. Built in 1741, the Plough tavern highlights the significant role taverns played in communities as hotels, restaurants and sources for news. the Gates House reflects 1778, a time when the Second Continental Congress met in York. s i g n at u r e e v e n t August 15 – 16, 2009 | Codorus State Park, Hanover on a hot summer’s day in 1863, the quiet streets of Hanover exploded with artillery. this unexpected meeting of Union and Confederate troops influenced the upcoming conflict at nearby Gettysburg and changed the course of the war. Discover the battle of Hanover with a year-round Civil War Walking tour that weaves together the larger story of Pennsylvania’s contributions as part of PA Civil War trails. 5th Annual Hanover Civil War Living History Weekend a storied past You’ll stand in the footsteps of history in York County, PA! Celebrate the Continental Congress’ signing of the Articles of Confederation, an Underground Railroad stationmaster’s courage, and America’s industrious spirit with over three centuries of history to discover. You’ll be amazed by the scale of industries that made York County an international name in manufacturing. Watch the water wheel churn as a reconstructed 1830s gristmill powers to life at the Agricultural & industrial Museum. Get an interactive look at the York County Heritage trust’s Agricultural & industrial Museum with our neW 360-degree virtual tour on www.yorkpa.org/virtual. take a tour full of political intrigue, examining 18thcentury tavern and family life at the Colonial Complex in 14 yorkpa.org http://www.yorkpa.org/virtual http://www.yorkpa.org
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