Explore Pennsylvania and celebrate what the Keystone State has to offer. From whitewater thrills in Ohiopyle State Park to quiet Sunday afternoons in Towanda, Pennsylvania has something for everyone. Discover Witchcraft Road in Berks County, or attend a traditional Fourth of July parade in Waynesboro. From north to south, east to west, and everywhere in between, you'll meet some well-known Pennsylvanians with small town roots and see places you may never have heard of before. Find out where you're speeding if you're going 11.6 miles per hour, where stops are "free," and where moviegoers literally run out of the theater! This book is a great resource for travelers and historians, and a wonderful keepsake for anyone interested in some lesser known, but no less interesting, attractions to be found across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

Small towns are the best-kept secret of any state and Pennsylvania is no exception. They have a unique charm, but what do we really know about them? The iconic Liberty Bell is a much-visited tourist attraction, but what about visiting the seven-foot wide Squeeze-In Restaurant in Sunburry or the Chainsaw Carving Rendezvous in Ridgeway? Have you met Rose Ribbett, the grape-stomping frog from North East? Travel to Pennsylvania's small towns and get acquainted with the lesser-known, but no less interesting, side of the Keystone State. Along the way, you'll find Muffler Men, a lighthouse in the forest, jumping fish, roadside art, dazzling views, Friday Night Football, and much more. Sometimes unconventional, sometimes lighthearted, sometimes irreverent, this photographic journey is both delightful and educational; a must-have keepsake for local residents, tourists, and historians.