We are starting to see the leaves change as fall gets underway, and you don't have to travel far for one of the best views.
One Tank Trip: Destinations
You might not put too much thought into what you put on in the morning, but in a Hollywood movie, what you're wearing is part of the plan.
On North Third Street in Philadelphia, you'll find the Old City Jewish Art Gallery.
The U.S. Army's history is our history, and you'll find it on a 56-acre complex in Carlisle, Cumberland County, home to the United States Army War College. It moved there from Washington, D.C. in 1951. Next door is the U.S. Army Heritage and …
A lot of memories were made around a track behind a major road in Adams County.
It was the first thing we noticed. The unmistakable smell of books, those that have been in someone's hands, well read, on a shelf for awhile. The kind of books that have that good old book smell.
When you've been around 150 years, you tend to amass a few objects. The Berks History Center in Reading has collected more than 20,000, and it all began July 12, 150 years ago.
Sometimes things are exactly as they seem: Easy, beautiful, delightful, like when you're driving along and something catches your eye. This time, it's a pyramid in a pond. We wondered what it was for, but it's for nothing really. It's just fo…
Blueberry, apple and cherry. Fake, fake and fake. Up close, you can see the wick, but close your eyes, take a whiff, and you might not know the difference.
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We are starting to see the leaves change as fall gets underway, and you don't have to travel far for one of the best views.
Karin Mallett
Anchor / Reporter
You might not put too much thought into what you put on in the morning, but in a Hollywood movie, what you're wearing is part of the plan.
Karin Mallett
Anchor / Reporter
On North Third Street in Philadelphia, you'll find the Old City Jewish Art Gallery.
Karin Mallett
Anchor / Reporter
The U.S. Army's history is our history, and you'll find it on a 56-acre complex in Carlisle, Cumberland County, home to the United States Army War College. It moved there from Washington, D.C. in 1951. Next door is the U.S. Army Heritage and Education Center. The Army's archives are stored there.
A lot of memories were made around a track behind a major road in Adams County.
It was the first thing we noticed. The unmistakable smell of books, those that have been in someone's hands, well read, on a shelf for awhile. The kind of books that have that good old book smell.
When you've been around 150 years, you tend to amass a few objects. The Berks History Center in Reading has collected more than 20,000, and it all began July 12, 150 years ago.
Sometimes things are exactly as they seem: Easy, beautiful, delightful, like when you're driving along and something catches your eye. This time, it's a pyramid in a pond. We wondered what it was for, but it's for nothing really. It's just for your fancy. That's how follies are.
Blueberry, apple and cherry. Fake, fake and fake. Up close, you can see the wick, but close your eyes, take a whiff, and you might not know the difference.
A simple piece of wood ends up becoming a chair, a table, a part of your home. You can watch as it all comes together in a place that started someplace else almost 50 years ago.
He had claws and a stern face, the first images of Smokey Bear. As the years went on, the claws disappeared, so did the paws. They were replaced with fingers. Smokey was smiling and his name was on his hat and belt buckle.
In Schuylkill County, just outside Orwigsburg, you'll find a place that's home to the fine arts and crafts of 140 Pennsylvania artists. It's in the gallery of The Arts Barn.
Have a seat. Pull up a chair. Take a load off. All invitations to go from standing up to sitting down.
July 1, 1863. The start of the battle of Gettysburg and a turning point in the Civil War. It was a bloody battle that lasted three long days, and in the end, 51,000 were dead.
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