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- Pennsylvania Dutch Country This lens provides you with regional information and resources to plan a trip to Pennsylvania Dutch (Pennsylvania Deitsch) country. Any vacation visit to Southern Pennsylvania simply must include a tour of the farms, valleys and byways where the Amis...
- Pow-Wow Folk Healing Pow-Wow (also called hex work or Speilwerk) is Pennsylvania Dutch/Pennsylvania German folk healing. It combines Pennsylvania Dutch Germanic/Nordic European healing traditions with religion and Native American traditions. Pow-Wowers use a collection o...
- 40-Minute Dutch 40-Minute Dutch - A great program to quickly learn Dutch by learning the most important Dutch words and Dutch phrases. This downloadable audio file provides the opportunity to hear and practise the language. The phrases are kept short and simple so...
- York- The White Rose City of PA York is a town of about 41,000 people in south-central Pennsylvania's Susquehanna Valley. Founded in 1741, York was the first city west of the Susquehanna River. It is the location where the Articles of Confederation were ratified, and often conside...
- Judy's on Cherry: Hearth-fired Euro Cafe "Gorgeous food served in a warm, inviting atmosphere" Judy's on Cherry in downtown Reading, Pennsylvania features unique Mediterranean-influenced dishes made with the freshest ingredients, authentic herbs and spices. A variety of meat, seafood and s...
- Amish History The Amish are primarily a religious based community, which was formed from a combination of views from the Catholic and protestant faiths. The primary differences is that it is believed that one can not fully commit themselves to God and receive salv...
