#hershey theater

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Okay so I may have slight hearing loss thanks to Todd Rundgren (like legit his shit kept peaking) BUT THERE'S A BADLY ZOOMED PIC OF CARL PALMER IN THE FLESH HERE YA GO also Yes played Machine Messiah and I fucken ascended my friends

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I JUST SAW NICK JONAS

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History in Hershey

The Hershey Harrisburg region is rich enough with history to keep even the biggest hitory buff entertained.  Our staff at the Suites at Hershey have pulled together a list of the their must-see historic attractions and museums in the area. Enjoy!

1. Fort Hunter Mansion and Park Fort Hunter was originally settled in 1725 and overlooks the beautiful Susquehanna River.  The property has served as a war fort, a hub for frontier commerce and a private estate.  Be sure to visit the Mansion, Tavern House, Centennial Barn and Covered Bridge, all located on the grounds.  5300 North Front Street. 717-599-5397.    

2. National Civil War Museum Our region was deeply affected by the Civil War with many seemingly normal locations transformed into battlegrounds.  We suggest the short drive to Harrisburg to see the National Civil War Museum.  This museum walks you through this history-making time period and highlights viewpoints from both the North and the South, military and civilian.  It's incredible to feel the emotions as you walk the halls and experience Bull Run, Shiloh, Vicksburg, Chancellorsville, Wilderness, Antietam, and of course, Gettysburg.  We particularly like that the tours are self-guided, meaning there is no need to rush through all the artifacts, manuscripts and photographs. 1 Lincoln Circle at Reservoir Park, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. 717-260-1861

3. Hershey Theatre This charming theater was completed in 1933 as part of Mr. Hershey's "Great Building Campaign" during the Great Depression.  The theatre quickly became center stage to the world's leading performers and is still a local favorite for live entertainment.  The architecture is breathtaking and visitors are in awe of the floor-to-ceiling tile grand lobby.  Be sure to check their web site for upcoming shows during your visit.  www.hersheytheatre.com.  15 E. Caracas Avenue. 717-534-3405.

4. Antique Automobile Club of American Museum You don't have to love old cars to enjoy this fun, interactive museum featuring cars, buses, motorcylces and more, from the 1700s through the 1970s.  It's amazing to see the evolution of transportation during those times!  The automobile's sit in front of colorful backdrops depicting life during their time period.  Ask the guides to show you the bus from the movie Forrest Gump. 161 Museum Drive. 717-566-7100.

Visiting Pennsylvania anytime soon?  Check in any time at the Suites at Hershey or check out other Ascend Hotel Collection locations in the Pennsylvania area to #GoNative.

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[kbarry8]

so I now have two sets of Demi Lovato tickets to the hershey show...anyone need 3 seats? message me! =)