My Daily Travels

Remember stocking up on penny candy when you were a kid? Depending on when you grew up, that penny candy might have cost you an actual penny, or you might have paid a bit more, like maybe a quarter, for example. Those days can be revisited once again while sipping one of the 34 ice-cold flavored... Sign in to see full entry.

The mystery of the abandoned neighborhood of Lincoln Way in Clairton, Pennsylvania has been the subject of speculation since the early seventies, just after the first residents moved out, leaving all of their worldly belongings behind, including one vehicle, and then they simply disappeared without... Sign in to see full entry.

Pennsylvania's state song was written and performed by the boss himself. The title,"The Streets of Philadelphia was written Bruce Springsteen for director Jonathan Demme's film drama about the AIDS epidemic, "Philadelphia." The song was a critical triumph and went on to win the Academy Award for... Sign in to see full entry.

There once was a beautiful teenage girl named Gertrude Spring, who on a warm evening in 1935 dressed up in her pink prom-dress, in preparation for the high school prom that was being held that night. Gertrude's date, the handsome Bobby, arrived just in time, looking quite dapper himself, and fully... Sign in to see full entry.

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Open seven days a week, Bicycle Heaven is a bike lover's dream come true all under one roof. Whether you love bikes or if not, this place is an amazing hidden gem. Bicycle Heaven offer's all eras of bikes, and it’s free to browse for as long as you like. It is a working bike shop where anyone can... Sign in to see full entry.

Lying along the Schulykill river in Philadelphia, this area is best at night when the mansions are illuminated by strings of white lights. The Boathouses, fifteen in number, are historic landmarks and national meeting places for rowers.... Sign in to see full entry.

The most raging debate about street art has always been, is it graffiti art or vandalism? In many parts of the world, graffiti is considered vandalism. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Serious artists claim that they use graffiti as a form of genuine expression, helping to start important conversations... Sign in to see full entry.

Pennsylvania is home to many iron furnaces throughout the entire state, and in the early 1800's the iron furnace's employed thousands of immigrants who built and settled in communities in aneffort to make a living for their families. The village of Royer was no different. Samuel Royer and his... Sign in to see full entry.

The seven-bedroom Pennsylvania home dates back to the 18th century. With more than 300 years of history, it has had plenty of time to acquire a severely haunted reputation. Rumors of ghosts and paranormal activity date back to the early 1800s, including the story of a doomed young man who died a... Sign in to see full entry.