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The next time you eat a Hershey's chocolate bar, or Hershey's Kisses™, think about the town of Hershey, Pennsylvania, where Hershey's Kisses™ streetlights line the streets, and where Hershey's candy is manufactured. In 1903, millionaire Milton S. Hershey purchased a parcel of land which would later be known as Hershey, Pennsylvania, and would soon become the home of the Hershey chocolate factory.

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The town of Hershey in Pennsylvania owes its entire existence to chocolate. It was built by Milton Hershey to house his workers close to what was then the biggest chocolate factory in the world. Completed in 1905, the revolutionary factory produced milk chocolate bars, which until then were only available as luxury Swiss imports, and became the first product to be marketed nationally throughout the USA.

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Many people don’t think of Pittsburgh as a tourist destination but this Steel City offers the frugal travelers both attractions and deals. To offset admissions to the Carnegie Museums including the Andy Warhol Museum (check for discount days), include these free attractions.

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Philadelphia is a must for any lover of U.S. history. Home of the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall, Philadelphia offers much for the frugal traveler.

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You feel like you're in America in Philadelphia. Everywhere history calls out to you to stop and look at the place where George Washington, Ben Franklin, and other founding fathers performed miracles. Plus, the city is gorgeous with its fountains and ornate City Hall as the centerpiece.

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Traveling to Pennsylania Dutch Country in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, is somewhat like taking a trip back in time. Long inhabited by the Amish who are actually Germans, the area is checkered by family farms where the men still work with horse and plow, the women bake everything from scratch, and families get around by horse drawn carriage.

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Looking for a great night out on the town then Pittsburgh is the best place to be. From a wide range of performance arts available in the area, you are sure to be pleased with the outcome of all of the shows and options that are available to you.

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