In honor of Charter Day, many historic sites in Pennsylvania were open to the public free of charge. Originally Published: March 12, 2018 at 1:00 AM EDT Share this: ...

Parents sometimes scramble about like field mice finding ways to entertain their children in the waning days of summer that don’t involve phones, tablets, apps, televisions, social media, bal… ...

EXETER TWP., Pa. - Homeward bound, to the historical homesteads that bookend Berks County, as the state reopens its historical sites and museums for the first time since the pandemic began.

According to an article by Wayne E. Homan in the fall 1958 edition of the Historical Review of Berks ... For more information about Underground Railroad sites throughout Pennsylvania, check ...

The last wooden grave marker in Berks County, left, believed to be more than 125 years old, will be replaced on Nov. 1, 2023, by a new, handcrafted version at Bern Cemetery and Historic Graveyard.

HARRISBURG, Pa. — A handful of museums and historical institutions in Berks County have been gifted a boost in their budgets ahead of the holidays. The Pennsylvania Historical & Museum ...

As many people know, the Underground Railroad of the mid-1800s was neither subterranean nor powered by a locomotive. “It was symbolically underground as the network’s clandestine activi… ...