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Koziar’s Christmas Village, a Pennsylvania tradition since 1948, is one of the largest holiday light displays in the country. Hundreds of thousands of colorful twinkling, glowing, shining, glittering lights decorate the house, barn, sheds, fields, and lakefront of this former dairy farm.
You’d expect “The Christmas City,” as Bethlehem, PA bills itself to play up the holiday in a big way. But there’s a lot going on all year to make the town nestled in the Pennsylvania hills a great getaway.
Christkindlmarkt in Bethlehem PA features over 100 quality artisans every November and December in one of the largest Christmas markets in the country.
Bethlehem, Pa, The Christmas City, maintains the religious and spiritual customs of its Moravian founders.
It’s a special moment in history for residents and/or visitors of the Tri-state area of New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania, to spend a great morning or afternoon exploring Rembrandt’s Face of Jesus at the Philadelphia Museum of Art between now and October 30, 2011.
The saga of the Shriver family of Gettysburg reflects the tragedy of life for the civilians during the Civil War.
