PA Cities and Town
A town that has a name that sounds similar to a synonym for spooky or amiss. PA's coastline.
Erie
This PA battlefield is the site of Lincoln's famous address. The 'high tide mark' of the Confederacy
Gettysburg
The site of the "salty dog cafe" and GWEG WUSSELL
Hilton Head
This family member was known to set fire works off in the fireplace, scaring loved ones and guests alike.
John Allen
Word is part of the scout law. Someone who is not a traitor.
Loyal
Named for the native American 1912 gold medalist who attended school in Carlisle.
Jim Thorpe
This Italian sounding battlefield is said to be haunted and is often referred to as the site of a massacre, next to the Malvern prep grounds.
Paoli Battlefield
You might run into a British foreign exchange student here, or some orangutans.
San Diego
This family member is visits in the form of a rainbow and is often invoked when someone is being a 'scorch'.
Freda
kind and pleasant. Cordial and accepting of others.
Friendly
Named for Baron von Steubon
King of Prussia
The largest staged battle of the entire revolution, it was a massive defeat for the Americans. The name is the combination of two alcoholic beverages but actually comes from the Dutch for "burnt wine".
Battle of Brandywine
Pizzas on Frisbees. Home of Mt. Katahdin in Baxter State Park.
Bar Harbor, Maine
This family member had a promiscuous dog named 'Smokey' and was known for his love of Christmas.
Opa
Loud and outspoken.
Vocal
"The city of Bridges" "The Windy City" "The Paris of Appalachia"
Pittsburgh
This battle took place in New Jersey but saw Washington lead his men across the Delaware on a frozen Christmas night to surprise the Hessians.
Battle of Trenton
Often features a trip to "Woody's" or to Turkey Point.
North East, Maryland
She was known as being Mom's shadow and for occasionally indulging in fecal gustatory delights.
Roxy
Cautious and circumspect
wary
Burning from an underground coal fire since 1962. The former site of the abandoned highway.
Centralia
Named for a fort built by George Washington when he was in NEED, this battle sparked the French and Indian war.
Battle of Fort Necessity
This New Jersey lake is named for the Lenape phrase "The Stream of Swift and Slow Water." Site of family campouts.
Lake Wallenpaupack
This member of the family is best remembered as the 'hot dog bomber'.
Susan Elizabeth Allen Hollinger
Vigorous, full spirited, energetic.
Lively