Harney Fire Department is your typical local volunteer fire department, very friendly and ready to…read moretackle any fire at any moment. They have annual ham drawings around Easter, turkey drawings for Thanksgiving, and monthly gun drawings.

Oh my goodness! What an adorable village. The interiors are so well made. Carpeted floors, mirrors,…read morelamps, beds, chairs. It's all there. These houses are bigger than I had expected, maybe three feet at the roof line. You must squat down to look inside. Using my digital camera to 'see' inside helped a lot and revealed the surprising detail. Eagle scouts were on site decorating for Christmas when we stooped by. One of the houses is being repaired and the train needs to be set up to run before they open for the holidays. According to their social media page they open for the season this year on November 25th, but they are open all year 'round. Some houses are in need of TLC. A roof or two have moss, and the firestation is filled with cob webs. But honestly, if I were a spider I'd want to live in one of these amazing houses! This is a wonderful family outing location. Especially all lit up for the holidays and with Santa on site too. A donation box is located at the entrance, on the right hand side. It's not obvious, so please look for it and make a small donation to help keep this local public point of interest available for everyone to enjoy! One man's desire to build his cat a victorian home has turned into an impressive display. And yes, there are still cats on the property. Go check it out!

This place is SO CUTE during the holidays!!! Such a unique experience in Shippensburg. A great…read moreplace to take photos and walk around with lots of lights, blow up characters, and more. They also offered free hot chocolate. Parking is free and nearby, just be careful when walking along side and crossing the road. Well worth the visit during the holiday season, especially with the kids!

I would like to acknowledge and thank volunteer Ian who gave me…read more wonderful assistance tonight. He was courteous, more than helpful, and helped an 80 yo woman to find her way home. I was hopelessly lost and becoming more frantic with each passing minute. Ian and his associate (I never got her name) assured me they would help, and indeed they did. I am sending their Unit (#500) a donation for their fine work. In this day and age too many people avoid "getting involved", but not the truly caring people like this group. I regard them as my guardian angels. To just say "thank you" does not seem adequate. Blessings to all of them! M. Barbara R.

This place is seriously the BEST for children's birthday parties! Larry and Mike are amazing. More…read moreto come soon, along with pictures!

Very nice little but packed museum in Lutherville! I loved learning about the history of fire…read morerescue and all the tools, gadgets and trucks they used to use. The museum also gave insight into how the fire men used to live at the stations. Very interesting stuff. They also give you a free poster! Recommend!

WOW What an experience this has to be one of the best fire apparatus collections I've been to. You…read morecan tell they take great pride in the museum!!!

Make a 30ish mile out of the way tangent to see the world's most (in)famous rodent? Sure, why not?…read more Here's what matters: - No, we would never dream of coming here on a certain day in February - Parking was super easy at the rear lot for the library/police station/fire department/hair care/tire center - Apparently when it snows and gets icy, the locals don't believe in salting their sidewalks - We saw Phil in his burrow from the outside window. Downside is that Phil's burrow looked a little philthy. Looked like some combo of gnats/flies/ants/bugs in and around Phil's food dish which is kind of disgusting. Is their a need to come here? Of course not. But I guess what the hell, just to say that you've been to a place that is semi-relevant in this country's consciousness for a brief time in the morning once a year.

Most times the reason to come to a library is because you are a bibliophile. But there is a…read moreparticular reason to come to the Punxsutawney Memorial Library. And it is not for the books. The library is home to Phil's Burrow. Yes, that Phil. Punxsutawney Phil. You know who I'm talking about. That loveable dude that we all either want to hug or hate on February 2nd. Groundhog Day. I do have to be an aside here, and it has to do with the movie. If you saw the movie and you think you know, you don't. The movie wasn't even taped in Punxsy, it was taped in some town in Illinois. For the longest time I had no idea where this was located and I have been to the festivals at least twice in my life. I thought it was some mystical place that would be glamorous, but it isn't. Well, it is a bit mystical as it is a library. You can view Phil one of two ways. You can view from outside and see into his burrow. Or, or maybe and, you can go inside the library and view him on the platform in the children's literature section of the library. You will get to see Phil in his habitat. But you know what is really cool, Phil has a spouse. You will never guess what his spouse's name is...Phyllis. I was impressed by that. Give this a stop while in the area.

Great turkey dinners! The help was very professional hall is clean and large. They also have gun…read morebashes, jewelry bashes, toy bashes & gun shows. Go and support this fd great working fd.

Today, June 7th, 2008 saw the hosting of a chicken bbq by the grantville fire company at the…read moreInbtegrity bank on allentown ZBlvd in Lower Paxton Twp. After having missed out on the last chicken bbq at colonial park, i was really in the mood for some grubage! so here i walked over and low and behold they had several chickens left, costing 6.50 each. It was a large sized thigh, a roll with butter, a small container of applesauce and a baked potato wrapped in tinfoil. I had one right after coming home, and I have to say it tasted pretty good. I had to toss it in the microwave for about 15 seconds and it was right whee it should have been. The event was staffer by firefighters and their wives and children, all wearing fire company clothing and so forth. There was a large tent, capable of holding two dozen people where they had he tables set up. there was a large grill, about 10 feet long, with plenty of charcoal and lighterfluid also. there was a fire marshal's car as well as an older looking (think 1950's) firetruck parked there. it was pretty hopping, with a few people lined up as i walked over, and two more going to buy chicken as i left.

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