But now, Roadside America is closed, and much of what made it special is being auctioned off. Jon Meyer got one last look at its glory On The Pennsylvania Road to this roadside gem.

Roadside attractions are a fun way to break up a long drive, and chances are, there’s something to see along any route you take. This map from Roadside America helps plan your stops.

Jon Jordan, Richard Peiffer and Jeff Marks launch Kickstarter to buy, renovate and relocate Roadside America, the 'world's greatest miniature village' in Berks County.

Jon Meyer invites us to a Susquehanna County restaurant named Best Roadside Diner in America by USA Today. That's where the story about Bingham's begins.

November 23, 2020 Roadside America, Pennsylvania's historic 'miniature village,' closes permanently due to COVID-19 Owners promise auction of display pieces after 'heartbreaking' decision ...

If you're taking a road trip on the East Coast or the Midwest, this well-traveled Pennsylvania highway may cause quite a few headaches along the way.

Roadside America is a wonderland – part miniature village, part model railroad. A trolley car rumbles through a miniature street scene at Roadside America. CBS News It's all the brainchild of ...

Berks County’s Roadside America, billed as the “world’s greatest indoor miniature village,” announced Saturday night that it is permanently closing after 85 years in busines… ...

SHARTLESVILLE, Pennsylvania — The little towns of Fairfield, Sleepy Hollow, and Beaver Creek aren’t here anymore. Neither are Amos and Anna, the endearing, larger-than-life fiberglass Amish ...

The former Roadside America property, home to the “world’s greatest indoor miniature village” for 85 years, and its neighboring real estate have been sold for $1.1 million, though… ...

Roadside America has been open since 1953, delighting visitors with its model of a Pennsylvania town frozen in time and full of little cars and trains. But the popular roadside attraction couldn ...

Roadside America in Shartlesville, Pennsylvania, gives visitors who pull off Interstate 78 in Berks County a chance to explore mountains, train, cars and villages all in miniature form.