The Endless Horizon: Why Generations of Landlocked Appalachians Keep Coming Back to Erie
The park’s affordable beaches and trails have become a multigenerational getaway for working-class families and a major economic driver for Northwest Pennsylvania.
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The Endless Horizon: Why Generations of Landlocked Appalachians Keep Coming Back to Erie – The American Spectator | USA News and Politics
ERIE, Pennsylvania — Long before the furthest-left corner of the Commonwealth began welcoming millions of sunbathers, Presque Isle State Park served as a critical shield for a young nation. During the War of 1812, the peninsula’s natural, 5.8-square-mile harbor provided the perfect sanctuary. Master mariner Daniel Dobbins recognized that a shallow sandbar across the bay’s entrance would protect American shipbuilders from deep-draft British warsh…
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Conservative Daily NewsThe endless horizon: Why generations of landlocked Appalachians keep coming back to Erie
ERIE, Pennsylvania — Long before the furthest-left corner of the Commonwealth began welcoming millions of sunbathers, Presque Isle State Park served as a critical shield for a young nation. During the War of 1812, the peninsula’s natural, 5.8-square-mile harbor provided the perfect sanctuary. Master mariner Daniel Dobbins recognized that a shallow sandbar across the bay’s […]
Why Generations of Landlocked Appalachians Keep Coming Back to Erie
ERIE, Pennsylvania -- Long before the furthest-left corner of the Commonwealth began welcoming millions of sunbathers, Presque Isle State Park served as a critical shield for a young nation. During the War of 1812, the peninsula's natural, 5.8-square-mile harbor provided the perfect sanctuary. Master mariner Daniel Dobbins recognized that a shallow sandbar across the bay's entrance would protect American shipbuilders from deep-draft British wars…
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