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Top Books on pennsylvania
1. Pennsylvania
A detailed look at the formation of the colony of Pennsylvania, its government, and its overall history, plus a prologue on world events in 1681 and an epilogue on Pennsylvania today.
ISBN10 Number - 0739868861
Date of Publication - 2005
Number of Pages 64
Publisher - Raintree
Places in the book - Chicago, Ill
2. Pennsylvania
ISBN10 Number - 0131908324
Date of Publication - 2007
Number of Pages 1163
Publisher - Pearson Prentice Hall
Places in the book - Upper Saddle River, N.J
3. Pennsylvania
ISBN10 Number - 1566957974
Date of Publication - Aug 22, 2018
Number of Pages 2
Publisher - National Geographic Maps
4. Pennsylvania
"A basic survey of "The Keystone State," exploring its early history, its plant and animal life, some of its well-known residents, and fun places to visit such as Philadelphia's Independence Park"--Provided by publisher.
Date of Publication - 2010
Publisher - Creative Education
Places in the book - Mankato, MN
5. Pennsylvania
ISBN10 Number - 0528960318
Date of Publication - 1991
Publisher - Rand McNally & Co
6. Pennsylvania
ISBN10 Number - 1594162514
Date of Publication - Oct 03, 2016
Number of Pages 320
Publisher - Westholme Publishing
7. Pennsylvania
ISBN10 Number - 1532191413
Date of Publication - Dec 15, 2019
Number of Pages 32
Publisher - Abdo Publishing
8. Pennsylvania
ISBN10 Number - 1497502756
Date of Publication - Apr 29, 2014
Number of Pages 432
Publisher - CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
9. Pennsylvania
ISBN10 Number - 1493025910
Date of Publication - 2016
Number of Pages 171
10. Pennsylvania
"Pennsylvania is a wide expanse of wilderness and farmlands flanked by two cities on the rise. When this state says it has something for everyone, it really means it. This book tell you what you need to know to plan the perfect trip for you: where to find Revolutionary War and Civil War battlefields--and hear the stories behind them, the best ways to experience Amish Country, advice on visiting family-friendly Hershey and couples-only retreats in the Poconos, the best places for outdoor recreation year-round, including hoking,, skiing, and water sports, itineraries ranging from a long weekend in Philly to a weeklong tour of the entire state,"-- page [4] of cover.