Vol. I · No. MMXXVII

Renea & Scott

Vol. I · No. MMXXVII· Chapter V ·Harrisburg · Autumn MMXXVII

A guide for all manner of travelers

The Traveler's Guide

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On lodgings, carriages, & the swiftest paths to our autumn capital

— The Susquehanna Chronicle —Printed by candlelight

— By Iron Horse —

Harrisburg Transportation Center

Amtrak's Keystone & Pennsylvanian lines arrive directly from New York, Philadelphia, & Pittsburgh. A short cab ride delivers you to the Cathedral or Civic Club.

— By Flying Machine —

Harrisburg Int'l Airport (MDT)

A modest fifteen minutes from the city centre. Philadelphia (PHL) lies roughly two hours east for those seeking wider routes.

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— On Parking —

A Short Walk from State Street

The Civic Club does not offer valet. Ample public parking is available along State Street in downtown Harrisburg — a brief, pleasant walk from the venue.

— A Romantic Possibility —

Horse-Drawn Carriages

We are presently making inquiries with local liveries about carriage rides between the Cathedral & the Civic Club. Should we secure them, this page shall be the first to crow about it.

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— Whilst You're in Town —

Historical Tours, Open to the Public

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— Where to Dine —

Tables We Adore in Harrisburg

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— A Sweet Excursion —

Whilst You're Near, Visit Hershey

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A scant fifteen miles east of Harrisburg lies the chocolate-scented town of Hershey — well worth a day's diversion before or after the festivities.

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