Win a $50.00 gift certificate to get started on your next great Pennsylvania vacation! One winner will be selected at random from all correct entries on March 1st. Certificate may be used at any member property.
The following photos represent three different Pennsylvania attractions for you to identify. Submit your answers for all three locations by March 1st, or you’ll be too late. Need help? We will add clues to this page between now and March 1st, so come back again if you’re not certain. You may also enter now and submit one or more corrected entries later, if you would like to change an answer after reading a clue. In order to win, you must correctly identify all three attractions. Still too difficult? We will have a second “I don’t know the answer” consolation drawing. Either way, only one entry will count per person for random drawings. If there is more than one correct entry, we will select one winner randomly from all correct entries. We will announce the two winners in our next E-Newsletter, following the drawing.
The winners in our previous contest are Laura Stinemire and Sheila Stroble. The winners will be contacted by e-mail for their mailing addresses, and their prizes will be sent in the mail. Congratulations to our winners!
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Location 1:
I am the oldest operating brewing company in the United States, established in 1829. I am one of the largest breweries by volume in the country, and am the second largest American-owned brewery, after the Boston Beer Company, makers of Sam Adams beer.
Location 2:
I was the brainchild of one of the world’s foremost marine architects, William Francis Gibbs. His dream was to build me as a passenger ship that was faster, safer and more technologically advanced than anything else afloat. I was truly a construction project that challenged conventional thinking. Who am I and where am I now? In 1952, I became a reality when I crossed the North Atlantic in 3 days, 10 hours, and 42 minutes, averaging 35.59 knots (65.48 KMH or 40.96 MPH). Who am I and where am I now?
Location 3:
I was built by the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Coal Company, back in 1911, and then left abandoned by the same company in 1924. I had 22 2-story homes that faced a courtyard, complete with a wading pool, tennis courts, playground, baseball field, and a small pavillion. It is believed that I was the first example of modern tract housing.
Pennsylvania
Campground Owners Association
P.O. Box 5,
New Tripoli, PA 18066
(610) 767-5026 / Fax: (610) 767-5034